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Globe Reminisces Over the Old Normal in Melbourne Edit

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3 years ago

April 28, 2020

With a past that feels like it’s slipping away, and a future that’s uncertain at best; humanity is currently stuck in the present moment. Face masks, social isolation, and mass deaths are the three pillars of the new normal, and will likely be how this era is remembered in history books of the future. Globe provides a poignant reminder of what once was, and hopefully will be again, in The Last Time We Went Outside. Have a look at Mark Appleyard, Sammy Montano, and Aaron Kim enjoying all that Melbourne has to offer in the above edit captured at the end of 2019.

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Dickies Fire Station Skate Plaza Opens with a Demo from Pros

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2 weeks ago

September 15, 2023

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Jamie Foy, Jake Hayes, Guy Mariano, Mike Anderson, Christian Henry, Dylan Jaeb, Vincent Alvarez, Adrian Adrid, and Franky Villani graced the grand opening of the Dickies Fire Station Skate Plaza with a demo.

The skatepark in Fort Worth, TX, took a decade in the making. The project started with a group of passionate Fort Worth skaters, with Magnolia Skateshop at the forefront, raising $80,000 to build a one-of-a-kind skate plaza and concrete pump track.

Near Southside, Inc. also pitched in and it was able to secure a $300,000 donation from VF Foundation, the nonprofit arm of VF Corporation which owns Dickies among other brands.

With additional support from the City of Fort Worth, the project was made possible. Now skaters of all levels can enjoy this awesome new spot in the city!