New Article: Crokinole Gains a Following in Brooklyn–and in the Toronto Star

Over the summer, I pitched my narrative digital video, “The Crokinole Connection,” to the nice folks at the Toronto Star, Canada’s highest-circulation newspaper. While she didn’t go for the film, the features editor instead asked for a 1,000-word story and photos! Back I went to Milk and Roses in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, the scene of the …

New Trailer for “The Crokinole Connection,” My Video About People Obsessed with an Obscure Canadian Board Game

My fans know I’m obsessed with obsessive Canadians, so I’m excited to share the trailer for my video storytelling project, “The Crokinole Connection.” What’s Crokinole, you say? It’s a board game invented in Tavistock, Ontario in the mid-19th century, employing elements of shuffleboard, billiards and curling. Each of two players has a handful of small pucks …

Meet Your Friendly Neighborhood Superfund Sites

Now that I’m on the EPA’s local media mailing list, I noticed a blog post from the EPA regional team managing the Hudson River dredging project, a five-year initiative to remove “2.65 million cubic yards of PCB-contaminated sediment from a 40-mile stretch of the upper Hudson.” More than one million cubic yards have been removed …