A young boy in Patten, Maine, works in his family's grocery store, serves mass, sings opera, and calls loons.

Water, a vital yet finite resource, is the lifeblood for farmers in a multi-generational Italian and Hispanic immigrant farming community in Pueblo, Colorado. This narrative explores their fight to protect water, land, and livelihood amid threats from rapid development and population growth, shedding light on broader national water use issues. The stories reflect a deep connection to their place, the land, and the cherished Pueblo Chile.