The Final Days of the Soho REI
“I come here almost every day,” says Glen Nison, a retired Sanitation Department worker and passionate snowshoer I find standing near the front of the Soho REI, his arms full of gear. “I might have to get a job to have something to do.” Nison has been a member of the outdoor retail co-op since 19... More »Categories
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