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You can keep up with the latest project developments from the people on the ground making them happen via the BWB Blog. We want to hear from you and welcome your comments.
 
 
 

PRESS 03/20/2013

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Symbol of Sandy’s wrath razed in Union Beach

Source: Asbury Park Press

UNION BEACH — For more than 150 years, the Princess Cottage withstood hurricanes and floods, nor’easters and major snowstorms. On Friday, it took a bulldozer about 15 minutes to complete the demolition job that s... Read Article

 

PRESS 03/06/2013

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Burners Without Borders saves Homeowners Millions

Source: Reno Gazette

On Oct. 29, the largest Atlantic hurricane on record blasted the northeast. Within a week, Richard Scott was there to provide assistance.... Read Article

 

PRESS 02/05/2013

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Burners Without Borders: A Humanitarian Cause Born at Burning Man

Source: Igniteme.com

I love the story of Burners Without Borders’ birth. We all remember Labor Day weekend, 2005 because that’s when Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans. I was at Burning Man. My friend, Tomas, walked around our camp ... Read Article

 
 

PRESS 12/10/2012

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New Jersey Town Struggles to See Future After Sandy

Source: USA Today

UNION BEACH, N.J. — A month after superstorm Sandy, local restaurateur Gigi Liaguno-Dorr sees signs of progress amid the flattened houses and free-standing front steps she passes every day as she drives through town... Read Article

 

PRESS 04/12/2012

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Heads Up Productions and 2012 Burners Without Borders Grants

Source: Burn After Reading Magazine

A major staple in Burner culture, Burners Without Borders, has been assisting people internationally for the last seven years, by taking the Ten Principles off-playa and out into the world. We first wrote about Burner... Read Article

 

PRESS 02/07/2012

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Soup’s on: We begin a monthly series stirred up by Detroit micro-grant funder

Source: ModelMedia.com

It feels like yesterday that there was a small group of artists, risk takers, and friends gathered in a storage space above the Mexicantown Bakery to test out an idea from Chicago. The idea was a public soup dinner mi... Read Article

 
 

PRESS 06/20/2009

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Fleeting Architecture

Source: Christian Science Monitor

From a proposed temporary main stadium at the heart of Chicago's 2016 Olympics bid, to newly designed ecofriendly shelters with a shelf life of 18 months being sent to Afghanistan, to a gallery enclosure for the 2008 ... Read Article

 

PRESS 04/06/2008

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Aid Workers Inspired by Burning Man Spirit in Peru

Source: San Francisco Chronicle

Carmen Mauk stands in flip-flops atop a pile of broken bricks as she surveys a city devastated by a magnitude 8.0 earthquake. "People are being bled of their resources," the San Francisco resident said. "They're stil... Read Article

 

PRESS 03/22/2007

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Beach Blazes Make a Comeback

Source: San Francisco Chronicle

Golden Gate National Recreation Area worked  with Burners Without Burners  to create a dozen artistic fire rings that were installed on Ocean Beach in 2008 as an effort to contain the popular beach fires to specific... Read Article