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#200 January 2026/Featured/Publisher's Notes

Publisher’s Notes: Aspiring to Inspire

Welcome to issue #200! I spent a lot of time over the past few weeks flipping through the pages of our debut issue. It may sound somewhat self-aggrandizing, but the first Grid was released as a prototype — not an actual issue — because the concept for a sustainable city magazine had no precedent. (Come

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January 1, 2026
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#190 March 2025/Climate-Change/Politics/Publisher's Notes/Race and Equity

Publisher’s Notes: Speak Up

Grid is a monthly magazine, so we are not equipped to report news. Sure, we occasionally cover some stories as they happen, but mostly we stay away from breaking stories — especially national news. However, the dramatic changes at the federal level deserve at least some commentary. I think just about every Trump-related story can

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March 1, 2025
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