Juliana Coe-McNamara

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About Juliana Coe-McNamara

Juliana Coe-McNamara is currently a La Vista staff writer, responsible for writing articles focused on the arts section. In her previous year on the paper, Juliana had the same job as a staff writer in charge of writing articles. In her free time, Juliana enjoys going to hot yoga, the beach and spending time with friends and family.

Jack Johnson’s “All The Light Above It Too,” disappoints with no sign of musical diversity.

September 29, 2017 Juliana Coe-McNamara 0

By Juliana Coe McNamara Staff Writer Is one moon enough, if I can see?” Jack Johnson sings on his latest album. Jack Johnson’s seventh studio album, “All The Light Above It Too” was released September […]

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