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Arianne Wing

Reporter · US

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  1. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · Arianne Wing

    Going down an old menu rabbit hole | Hanford Gourmet (opens the original)

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    I have been falling down a food rabbit hole. This particular rabbit hole began at the Carnegie Museum of Kings County, where I have been helping curators Rob and Lois Bentley with restaurant displays for the museum’s newest exhibit, Building Kings County, Part Two. The idea is to remember some of the many restaurants that had meaning to Kings County over the years. I have been looking through old menus and place settings, and photographs, and inevitably one memory led to another. Rum cakes. Ap

  2. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Arianne Wing

    Somebody please label the back of the photograph | Hanford Gourmet (opens the original)

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    Since Mom died in 2021, I have written more than once about the boxes she left behind. Mom was a historian, a collector and, after five years of sorting through the evidence, I think I can finally admit, a bit of a hoarder. Not of ordinary things, mind you. Mom hoarded history in the forms of photographs, newspaper clippings, letters, programs, receipts, handwritten notes, documents, and little scraps of paper containing a sentence she apparently thought important enough to save. And yes, five y

  3. Article · Aug 7, 2026 · Arianne Wing

    Vocabularies of preservation | Hanford Gourmet (opens the original)

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    Since the arson fire in 2021, I’ve discovered that preserving a 144-year-old temple requires learning an entirely new language. It’s not a different Cantonese dialect, although that has always been part of China Alley’s story, and it isn’t the language of history books, either. It’s a language spoken by conservators, architects, engineers, and preservation specialists, people whose work quietly protects the past to assure its future.   The first word I learned was “conserve.” Ye

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