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Paolo Bicchieri

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Covers:  Food, Technology, Politics, Environment, Pop culture, Business, Local community,
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Paolo Bicchieri’s Biography

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"Paolo Bicchieri possesses the attributes needed to become a talented and successful writer. He's passionate about his craft. He's willing to take chances. He's a reader. And, most important, he puts in the work necessary for grow as a writer."
- John Harris, Western Washington University professor of journalism

Paolo Bicchieri’s Journalist Portfolio

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Promising Future for Seattle Sharing

Promising Future for Seattle Sharing

What does the bike share system look in Seattle? And what about e-bikes? Spoiler: they look good. (The articl…

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Stationless in Seattle: Bike-Sharing has Landed

Stationless in Seattle: Bike-Sharing has Landed

Bike-sharing has returned to Seattle, this time with a fresh, stationless take from Spin & LimeBike - all at …

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Learning from Tech Archetypes - Don't be a Nathan

Learning from Tech Archetypes - Don't be a Nathan

As technology evolves, we must learn from tech archetypes to understand the responsibility and mindfulness ne…

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Mysteries in Tech World #1: Network Marketing, Gigging and Steak Sauce

Mysteries in Tech World #1: Network Marketing, Gigging and Steak Sauce

Tales of cyber suspense and intrigue in the Emerald City! Exploring network marketing practices, work in the …

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The relevance of Watchmen for the 2017 American

The relevance of Watchmen for the 2017 American

How does a comic written in the 1980s help us understand the grim America of today?

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Ethnic Student Center starts petition to relocate to the AS Bookstore building

Ethnic Student Center starts petition to relocate to the AS Bookstore building

Western Washington University's Ethnic Student Center has been granted renovation costs, and plans to move to…

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Brandon Jew is reopening his tiny Chinatown cafe and souvenir shop

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By Paolo Bicchieri
| The San Francisco Standard Verified
Published Jul. 27, 2026at6:00am Add The Standard as a preferred source on Google A new chapter is coming for Soon and Soon Souvenir Shop, and this time, chef Brandon Jew is bringing along one of San Francisco’s breakout coffee brands. Later this summer, Jew and his wife and business partner, Anna Chet Jew Lee, of Mister Jiu’s (opens in new tab) and Moongate Lounge, will reopen their Hong Kong-inspired cafe at 731 Grant Avenue.
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A popular Mexican American bakery is moving into the former Shuggie’s space

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By Paolo Bicchieri
| The San Francisco Standard Verified
Published Jul. 20, 2026at2:29pm Add The Standard as a preferred source on Google One of the Bay Area’s most popular Mexican American bakeries is taking over the former Shuggie’s restaurant in the Mission. Florecita Panaderia will vacate its shoebox Bryant Street location Aug. 26  and will reopen Sept. 12 at the former Shuggie’s space on 23rd and Bryant.
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‘Pizza for the people’: Two Bernal Heights kids are opening their dream shop

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By Paolo Bicchieri
| The San Francisco Standard Verified
Published Jul. 20, 2026at6:00am Add The Standard as a preferred source on Google After watching “Do the Right Thing” as kids in Bernal Heights, Nathaniel Talbot and Jamari Hilliard-Vasquez did what anyone would: They ordered a pizza from the now-closed Valencia Street staple Arinell. Now, they’re turning that childhood memory into a business. For 18 months, the friends have been operating Fatty Natty, a New York-style pizza pop-up known for thin crusts and unexpected toppings.
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Interview

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Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Tintin or Peter Parker - toss up.

Who do you wish followed you?

Bill Murray.

Did you work for your high school newspaper? If so, what did you do there?

I did not, regrettably!

Awards

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Most Passionate

2015 - News Journalism

Awarded for persistence on issues of social justice and White violence by editors during the Fall Quarter 2015.

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Most Enthusiastic

2016 - Features Journalism

Awarded by editors during the Winter Quarter 2016 for spending a weekend on Bainbridge Island for an assignment regarding environmental, local justice.

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Nancy and Ralph W. Babcock Memorial Scholarship

2016 - Traditional Journalism

Awarded for describing the relevance and significance of a liberal arts education.

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