Janis Antonek started the Greensboro Daily Photo blog in 2008. Since then, the website has established a strong following.
Sayaka Matsuoka
Sayaka Matsuoka is a Greensboro-based reporter for The Assembly. She was formerly the managing editor for Triad City Beat, an alt-weekly based in Greensboro. She has reported for INDY Week, The Bitter Southerner, and Nerdist, and is the editorial/diversity chair for AAN Publishers.
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Greensboro Daily Photo Showcases the City, One Shot at a Time
Janis Antonek started the Greensboro Daily Photo blog in 2008, a place to share photos she captured in the community.
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The Thread: Do Not Pass Go, Do Not Collect $200
An official Hasbro-backed Monopoly game for Greensboro gets pushback for omitting key local landmarks. Some say knock-off versions represent the city better.
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Do Not Pass Go, Do Not Collect $200
The official Monopoly game for Greensboro omits key local landmarks. Some say knock-off versions better represent the city.
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The Thread: ‘It Takes a Village’ to Dismantle a Food Pantry
The City of Greensboro eliminated a neighborhood food pantry that had problems with cleanliness, drawing rats and insects. The community it fed says they should have worked with them to solve the problems.
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‘It Takes a Village’ to Dismantle a Food Pantry
The City of Greensboro eliminated a neighborhood food pantry that had problems with cleanliness, drawing rats and insects. The community it fed says they should have worked with them to solve the problems.
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The Thread: Immigration Agents Detain a Father-to-Be in Greensboro
Marlon Ivan Mendez’s fiancée fears he will be deported without due process, and worries about the future for their daughter. With ICE detaining more people at courthouses, immigrant rights groups like Siembra NC are developing response plans.
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Immigration Agents Detain a Father-to-Be in Greensboro
Marlon Ivan Mendez’s fiancée fears he will be deported without due process.
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The Thread: Guilford College Considers Faculty Layoffs Amid Financial Struggles
Guilford College’s Board of Trustees and administrators have weighed declaring financial exigency, a step that would allow the college to lay off tenured faculty.
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The Thread: Shutting the Door on Refugees
Greensboro has long been a community that welcomes refugees. Now, like many U.S. cities, it’s navigating the Trump administration’s attempts to halt resettlement.
