Author Archives: Richard Guzman
St. Charles Hospital Wins Driehaus Award
One of a series of articles I wrote during Rick Guzman’s Aurora mayoral run reported on the key leadership role he played in rehabbing the old St. Charles Hospital, rescuing the crumbling building and re-purposing it as much needed senior … Continue reading
Climbing Bryan’s Mountain, 2017
This is part of a series featuring excerpts from a journal I keep on my time in Sedona, AZ, especially up on Bryan’s Mountain (Bell Rock to the rest of the world). I put some of my youngest son Bryan’s … Continue reading
Stranger in the Village: Style and Rage
I, like many others, believe that James Baldwin’s “Stranger in the Village” is the greatest essay ever written in English. It’s scope, for one, is titanic. It moves from a story of one black man’s experiences in a Swiss village … Continue reading