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Alice Wolfe

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Alice Wolfe is a culture, travel, and beauty writer, with bylines in Dossier, Dwell, Beyond Noise, Allure, Edible, Eater, and more. She also produces podcasts and documentary films.

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How We Lost "Javacore," and the Communal Coffee Shop With It

How We Lost "Javacore," and the Communal Coffee Shop With It

The now nostalgic-feeling, homey aesthetic of early '90s and 2000s cafes was replaced by a look that's intent…

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BOTTLING THE UNCOMMON | Beyond Noise

BOTTLING THE UNCOMMON | Beyond Noise

An independent multimedia brand for the modern woman with a commitment to creativity, meaningful and digestib…

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I Paid $65 to Get Matched With My Perfect Fragrance

I Paid $65 to Get Matched With My Perfect Fragrance

Scent is deeply layered with memory and emotion. And a new crop of online fragrance consultants - many of who…

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One For The Road: Auric Hotels

One For The Road: Auric Hotels

A few days before leaving for Southern California, I realized that I’d never been on vacation alone. I’d alwa…

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The Archive Generation: Millennials and the Goldilocks era of the internet

The Archive Generation: Millennials and the Goldilocks era of the internet

It’s easy to forget what it was like to be in the brain of a fifth-grader, a high school sophomore, or a rece…

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Taking an herbal medicine class in Portland’s Arboretum just might cure my winter blues Original

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By Alice Wolfe
| Timeout USA
From weekend backpackers to expert skiers and avid gardeners to outdoor bar patio hounds, the people of Portland, Oregon have a strong affinity for the outdoors. Despite our love for the outside, the city insists on being blanketed in clouds 222 days out of the year and is notorious for its drizzly, dreary winters. As summer comes to a close, many of us go indoors, less than eager to connect with nature during the chilliest, grayest months.
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Meet the Portlanders Who Can Fix Your Broken Stuff

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By Alice Wolfe
| Portland Monthly (Oregon) Verified
A practitioner of kuntsugi, Emi Joyce lets the repair show. While a YouTube instructional video or fix-it fair volunteer might take care of a repair, sometimes you need to seek out a professional. We checked in with a few Portlanders who help people hold on to things they love, whether it’s a family heirloom, a piece of camping gear, or a favorite pair of jeans. Portland Kintsugi Repair "Kintsugi is a little bit different from regular repair. Usually, you want to hide [repairs].
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The 19 best restaurants in Portland, Oregon

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By Alice Wolfe
| Time Out Verified
Portland can feel like a West Coast haven—a city with a river running through it, flowering tree-lined neighborhoods, lush gardens and some of the best restaurants in the world. Central to the farm-to-table movement and proud of our hyper-local, seasonal ingredients, the city’s food and beverage scene commands international attention. The city seems to overflow with first-rate restaurants per capita, so assembling a list of Portland’s best is a challenge.
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