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Jennifer Fergesen
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Senior Editor, Comstock’s Magazine
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Business Strategy , Entrepreneurs, Turkish IT Market , Technology, Internet , Data Centers, It Management, Technology In Turkey, Entrepreneurship , Silicon Valley
Terrorism, war, economy
Content
By Jennifer Fergesen Verified| Comstock’s Magazine Verified This story is part of our March 2025 issue. To subscribe, click here. Partner, Stoel Rives LLP Early in her career, Elizabeth Ewens remembers flipping through the pages of a 19th-century diary that had been passed down in an Idaho ranching family for generations. The ink may have faded, but the words painted a vivid picture of a time when water meant survival, dictating where cattle could graze and families could settle.
By Jennifer Fergesen Verified| Comstock’s Magazine Verified After a pandemic slump, it’s again possible to get a meal past midnight in the capital Back Article This story is part of our November 2024 issue. To subscribe, click here. It’s past midnight on a quiet stretch of Freeport Boulevard near Land Park, but there’s still action at Sacramento’s Star KTV Lounge. KTV stands for “karaoke television,” and screens suspended around the front room hint at the delights in the soundproofed private rooms in the back.
By Jennifer Fergesen Verified| Comstock’s Magazine Verified This story is part of our March 2025 issue. To subscribe, click here. Partner, Stoel Rives LLP Early in her career, Elizabeth Ewens remembers flipping through the pages of a 19th-century diary that had been passed down in an Idaho ranching family for generations. The ink may have faded, but the words painted a vivid picture of a time when water meant survival, dictating where cattle could graze and families could settle.
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Comstock’s Magazine