photographers were being escorted out after taking our shots, but it was dope to witness for as much as I could.

Lana Del Rey has released one of the best albums of the year in Norman Fucking Rockwell!, so it was a hell of treat to be in the same building as her for the album’s title track & “Bartender,” along with the “For Free” Joni Mitchell cover that she performed as she sat elegantly on top of a piano. From the moment she hit the stage she created a space that allowed everyone in attendance to embrace being in their feels, forming a collective connection that was worth every penny paid for the concert ticket.

Take a look at our photo gallery below for a short glimpse of whatadopted
      a resolution condemning a plot of land owned individually by Mr.
      Sams and Mr. Mannarino. That plot of land was used as a scrap
      yard for the receipt of shipping of scrap metal.

      At the time of the condemnation, Sams and Mannarino also
      owned, through a corporation, another plot of land located on
      the opposite side of the street, which was being operated as a
      foundry.

      When awarding damages, the Board of Viewers awarded
      damages to Sams and Mannarino individually, [and] as
