lea boyd amy orozco
intrepid world traveler amy orozco considers coming home to Carpinteria the best part of any trip. after researching and writing the giannfranco’s trattoria story, orozco is mulling over putting adventures in asia and South america
on hold and making a detour to italy. She claims work credits in national magazines and newspapers, television animation, and regional travel writing. orozco and her husband, alonzo, make their home in downtown Carpinteria.
Somewhere between the grand past of Cerca Del mar and the enchanting future of island View nursery, Lea Boyd found herself in the present gathering information and talking to a number of interesting people. the wide range of stories embedded in Carpinteria never ceases to amaze Boyd and is one of the reasons she loves her job as managing editor of Coastal View news. outside the office, she and her husband are kept busy with their pampered only child, a black lab mix named reina.
chuck graham peter dugré
peter Dugré has of- ficially passed the one-year mark of Carpinteria residency. over that time, he has been dutifully engaged in writing about every- thing under the Carpinteria Valley sun in Coastal View news. he recently met at least 85 more creative and talented locals while researching student activities at the howard School and the spectacular artwork of pamela hill enticknap. “With every new person i cross paths with, a fresh opportunity to learn something presents itself,” says Dugre.
juli land-marx
Juli Land-marx brings over twenty years of graphic design experience to the art direction and layout of Carpinteria magazine. “Designing the magazine is a challenge and a pleasure. i love the local buzz about the publication and seeing it around town. i especially enjoy the Summer issues—they’re always fun and colorful. i particularly like the article about
Jesse alexander; i love to look up at the photos while munching Sly’s onion strings.”
Being a photojournalist, Chuck graham’s interview with motor racing photographer Jesse alexander was more than simply questions and answers. “it was time well spent with a master photographer who has been at the top of his field for over 40 years,” says graham. graham’s stories and photos appear in national and international publications.
fran davis
Fran Davis had a ringside seat for the remarkable transformation of greenwell into a vital nature preserve. a Summerland resident, she regularly hikes her town’s hills and beaches and appreciates the preserve’s role as a natural interface between the two. Fran is widely published in travel books and print and online journals.
Mark Brickley
Carpinteria writer mark Brickley’s short story, “Contest of giants,” remembers major league baseball’s bygone era. it harkens back to 1958 when the Dodgers moved their team west. Brickley’s contemporary music reviews and profiles are featured at
noozhawk.com. he is a songwriter/guitarist and member of the recording academy.
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