Broken window theory: Local architecture firm makes protest art
A local architecture firm recently “lost a window” but, as they say, took an opportunity – and it quickly went viral.
Mary Cashiola
News Editor
Mary Cashiola has been a Memphis journalist for nearly two decades, beginning her career covering city government and local neighborhoods at the Memphis Flyer before being hired by Memphis Mayor A C Wharton’s administration.
She was also the managing editor of the Memphis Business Journal, which was named one of the top 10 Best Designed Newspapers in the world by the Society of News Design while she was there.
There are 780 articles by Mary Cashiola :
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June 2020
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The Early Word The Early Word: The long view on protests; new help for COVID work casualties
It's Monday, June 8, and we've got wind and flash flood advisories in effect for the Mid-South today. We're also talking about police reform, life after death at Elmwood and exciting changes at Acre.
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The Early Word The Early Word: Absentee ballots approved; protesters train for more marches
It's Friday, June 5, and the courts have dealt the state two blows with the last two days; the first coronavirus patient treated with an experimental drug is released; and the Rendezvous is returning — with lunch.
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The Early Word The Early Word: Strickland meets with protesters; Miller leaves U of M
It's Thursday, June 4, and a Shelby County Schools vote on new laptops and tablets has been delayed, the Grizz are almost ready to play again, and residents of a Binghampton apartment are concerned their garden party is coming to an end.
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The Early Word The Early Word: Phase 3 pushed back; protests continue, head to G’town Parkway
Today is Wednesday, June 3, and Caritas Village has closed its cafe for good, coronavirus numbers hit a recent high, and the state has help for small businesses.
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The Early Word The Early Word: About last night, COVID-19 in kids, and state pulls its masks back
It's Tuesday, June 2, and the Mississippi River bridge is a symbol of new activism, Memphis and Germantown get a curfew, and SCS' board members have questions about new tech for students.
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The Early Word The Early Word: Protesters look to bridges; Memphis could make masks mandatory
After a weekend of protests over the death of George Floyd, we're talking about how political masks have become, a bright spot for the environment and the local startup community, and how to find joy.
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May 2020
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The Early Word The Early Word: Memphis reacts to protests and Tiger tweet; free child care
We're talking about voting with the virus, if the Grizzlies will make the playoffs (or have they already) and response to Wednesday night's protest. Plus, a notable Memphian just wrote a book.
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Metro The Early Word: Protesters, police clash on Union; what’s next for Paris theater
The state's constitutional carry bill moves forward even as tensions rise on the streets. Rhodes is ready to bring students back early, and the U of M will see football players on campus by next week. Plus, how we're handling friends and food in this new phase.
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The Early Word: CBU has a plan for fall, while IC closes high school — for good
AutoZone beats earnings; local student-athletes won't be getting paid any time soon; and, could the Grizzlies be headed to Disney World for the NBA playoffs?
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The Early Word The Early Word: Digital divide puts schools on clock; foraging for the perfect pandemic pastime
We're checking out mushrooms, a new lounge right on the river, and how Starbucks (and other commercial tenants) are changing their leases. Plus, will two new Tigers be eligible to play next season?
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The Early Word The Early Word: State unemployment hits record high; Graceland reopens but lays off workers
A local coronavirus patient is getting better with an experimental anti-viral drug, private school vouchers head to a Supreme decision, baseball could come back with a big change, and a chatbot named Peyton is ready to help you file your unemployment claim.
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The Early Word The Early Word: Coronavirus cases rise; riverfront redesign revealed
Don't celebrate a holiday from social distancing just yet. This Memorial Day, we're celebrating those who serve in a new way. We've also got the U of M set to bring back football practice, and some pandas are having to go back to China because of the pandemic.
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The Early Word The Early Word: A new trove of coronavirus data, plus former U of M track star jumps to TV
All the numbers you never knew you needed but do, plus a possible light switch, sports fans face the future, and "new" restaurants for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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The Early Word The Early Word: As Phase 2 begins, schools brace for continued change
SCS announced yesterday it is looking at a hybrid model for schools in the fall, and we're talking about making masks mandatory for Shelby County. Plus, a few Tigers are going toe-to-toe and we're looking on the bright side with an ophthalmologist.
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The Early Word The Early Word: Upcoming elections prompt questions; FedEx looks to its footprint
New Memphis music focuses on love after loss and John Malmo weighs in on the power play between MLGW, TVA and others. Plus, with summer almost upon us, what are we going to do about pools?
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The Early Word The Early Word: Phase 2 could begin Monday; plus, how nursing homes will have to change
Happy Friday! The Tigers are putting a ring on it, e-commerce is exploding, and it should have been barbecue fest. Also, it's time to make the donuts.
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The Early Word The Early Word: County looks to hire more contact tracers; redefining fitness at reopened gyms
It's Thursday, May 14, and Shelby County is planning a massive expansion of the Health Department. We're also talking about a Memphis family feud, county budget cuts, and how we get back into shape after the COVID 19.
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The Early Word The Early Word: Looking to Phase 2; Forrest takes his leave?
It's Wednesday, May 13, and we're talking about back-to-school blues, absentee voting and who can do it, and how we provide to pets in a pandemic.
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The Early Word The Early Word: The key to containing COVID-19; Zoo prepares new way
It's both International Nurses Day and National Limerick Day, and a former U of M basketball star returns to graduate, a new brewery is feeling hop-ful, and the Tennessee Air National Guard has a surprise in store.
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The Early Word The Early Word: MLGW dispute gets some juice; plus, the fast and the fashionable
It's Monday, May 11, and Sen. Lamar Alexander is in quarantine but leading a hearing with Dr. Anthony Fauci. A new, coronavirus-born business is skating into its next chapter, and the new housing market is doing better than you think.
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The Early Word The Early Word: What happens in the fall? Plus, not all restaurants are returning
It's Friday, May 8, and today we're talking about what seems like the distant future: what schools and colleges will do in the fall. We've also got how coronavirus is affecting kids and a key member of the area's COVID-19 task force briefings.
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The Early Word The Early Word: Barbers are back; Surge pushed to summer?
It's Thursday, May 7, and restaurants are rehabbing, barbers are barbering and the County Commission is working on a budget. Plus, a new list puts Penny Hardaway just behind Jordan and Kobe.
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The Early Word The Early Word: Strickland plans to use rainy day fund; does everyone get a stimulus check?
Today is Wednesday, May 6, and the Memphis Zoo has a plan to reopen, a local company comes clean with new COVID-19 supplies, and Memphians know how to put the fun in funeral.
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The Early Word The Early Word: Back to Business takes baby steps; NBA looks to Christmas
Today is both Cinco de Mayo and Giving Tuesday Now. Yesterday, we reopened Shelby County's economy, the governor saw his private school voucher program run into a problem and local hair stylists got a surprise.
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