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Author Archives: Kirsten Dorman

Kirsten Dorman is entering her final semester at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication at Arizona State University where her focus has been on audio storytelling and reporting that centers underrepresented communities. Follow her on Twitter @dorman_kirsten

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The love story behind Phoenix Coqui

by Kirsten Dorman November 25, 2022November 27, 2022

Open the door to Phoenix Coqui, and the first person you’re likely to see is co-owner Alexis Carbajal rushing a plate to a table or standing behind the cash register, always ready with an energetic, “Hola!”  Juan Ayala, Alexis’s fiance and Phoenix Coqui’s other co-owner, is normally in the kitchen, mashing ingredients for mofongo. On […]

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