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- 1Social Media Is Changing L.A.'s Famous Landmarks▼How Social Media Is Impacting L.A.’s Famous Landmarks
Los Angeles magazine examines how social media is affecting the city's most famous landmarks, with photo-driven tourism reshaping how residents and visitors experience iconic spots. The piece looks at what crowds, viral photo spots and online attention mean for the preservation and everyday use of these locations. It is part of a wider debate about whether online attention helps or harms popular destinations.
- 2Uncertain Future for Lahaina's Front Street Businesses▼Uncertain Future for Lahaina’s Front Street, Where Businesses Have Yet to Return
Two years after the Maui wildfires, Lahaina's historic Front Street remains largely deserted, with many businesses yet to reopen. Hawaii Business Magazine reports that shop owners and residents face an uncertain future as rebuilding moves slowly and questions linger over when, and in what form, the town's commercial core will return. Recovery efforts continue, but the street's revival remains far off.
- 3WALKDONTRUN Project Offers New Look at Downtown Seattle●WALKDONTRUN Offers a Different Way to See Downtown
Seattle magazine highlights WALKDONTRUN, an initiative offering a different way to experience downtown Seattle. The project invites people to slow down and explore the city core on foot, reframing how residents and visitors engage with downtown spaces. It is being presented as a fresh artistic or cultural lens on an urban area many have seen only in passing.