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N435SR parked at its new home at the San Bernardino Airport in California (Deborah Fallows)
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  • Travel

The End of the Journey

  • Deborah Fallows
  • January 18, 2017
Arriving in Tucson, we felt the inklings of coming full circle with our American Futures project. Only one more leg of our journey, about 400 miles, before we reached our destination of…
Deb Fallows wearing graduation gown.
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  • Colleges & Universities

Deb Fallows at the University of Redlands

  • James Fallows
  • April 24, 2016
During our West Coast travels for American Futures reports in the winter of 2014-2015, my wife Deb and I were based at the University of Redlands, in southern California. From…
Illustration by Adam Voorhes and Robin Finlay.
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  • Civic Life

How America Is Putting Itself Back Together

  • James Fallows
  • February 22, 2016
Most people in the U.S. believe their country is going to hell. But they’re wrong. What a three-year journey by single-engine plane reveals about reinvention and renewal.
Scene from Mojave Trails National Monument, one of three new protected areas President Obama created today (Jack Thompson for the Wildlands Conservancy)
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  • Travel

Welcome Our Newest National Monuments!

  • James Fallows
  • February 12, 2016
Often it seems that modern presidents can't do anything — except wage war. Here's a heartening exception.
The main entrance of A.K. Smiley Public Library in Redlands, California (Wikimedia Commons)
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  • Libraries

A Library Writes Its Own Story

  • Deborah Fallows
  • August 17, 2015
A California library becomes a living legend.
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  • Aviation

Why an F-16 Hit a Cessna, and Some More-Upbeat Updates

  • James Fallows
  • July 22, 2015
Sobering news from the NTSB, but encouraging news from Maine to California
A Christmas-y color scheme for Thanksgiving week travels: starting and ending points with red pins, overnights with green pins, fuel stops with red flags, and highlights for the Oklahoma farmstead and Meteor Crater. (Map with Esri software, by John Tierney)
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  • Aviation

The Long Stretch Home

  • Deborah Fallows
  • December 16, 2014
The fourth day of a cross-country flight
Word cloud that describes Burlington Vermont.
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  • Language

A New Vocabulary for American Towns

  • Deborah Fallows
  • November 21, 2014
Three 21st-century words that are driving the nation's most dynamic municipalities
Esri cafeteria, in Redlands, via Armantrout Architects.
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  • Economic Development

Why Do Tech Companies End Up Where They Are?

  • James Fallows
  • January 7, 2014
"You get some clusters, and some stand-alone firms far from anyone else. But rarely anything in-between."
Parliament Chocolate's wares.
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  • Entrepreneurs

Ice Cream, Chocolate, Coffee, and Beer

  • Deborah Fallows
  • January 7, 2014
Take ingredients and blend, for small-town synergy.
Esri's new "Building Q" on its Redlands campus, site of executive offices and auditorium for community forums.
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  • Economic Development

Luck? Planning? Karma? The Elements of a Small Town’s High-Tech Success

  • James Fallows
  • January 5, 2014
A software company grows in an unlikely setting. "Why here?" we ask the founders.
Performer at the Great Y Circus in Redlands, California.
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  • Local Institutions

An American Dream: A YMCA with a Circus

  • Deborah Fallows
  • January 2, 2014
For those of you who have always dreamed of running off to join the circus, here is a close second: move to Redlands, California, and join the YMCA.  Not only…
Cover image from Faithfully and Liberally Sustained, an entire book, by local historians Larry Burgess and Nathan Gonzales, about the philanthropic tradition in a small Southern California town.
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  • Civic Life

On the Character of a Community: What Local Narratives Emphasize, and Leave Out

  • James Fallows
  • December 31, 2013
The role of universities, and our un-loved public efforts.
Orange packing-house label from early 20th century, with then-realistic view, via Boston Public Library.
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  • Civic Life

A City’s Turning Points

  • James Fallows
  • December 30, 2013
The steps toward success, or failure, and why our understanding of them matters.
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  • K-12

A School With a Sense of Place

  • Deborah Fallows
  • December 26, 2013
We arrived at The Grove School in Redlands, California, just before their winter break, at about noon and right in time for lunch. The Grove School is a public charter…
Packing house workers, Redlands, 1950s. From Nathan Gonzales of A.K. Smiley Public Library, via Marketplace.
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  • Economic Development

From the Tree to the Table: The Journey of a Brave Little Orange

  • James Fallows
  • December 22, 2013
The surprising complexity behind even the simplest-seeming aspects of modern life.

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