Photos of Members of the Photography Interest Group – February 2023
Photographers this month: John Chasse, Dick Crebs, Gloria Davis, David Elder, Ron Fayer, Sara Gilbert, Frank Moran, John Oxenham, Phil Vess
Photographers this month: John Chasse, Dick Crebs, Gloria Davis, David Elder, Ron Fayer, Sara Gilbert, Frank Moran, John Oxenham, Phil Vess
The Charlestown Archives is looking for photographers to document events, clubs, and organizations at Charlestown. If you enjoy taking pictures, this is the perfect volunteer activity for you!
Does the brightness and warmth from her own light outshine a mirrored glow from the accomplishments of others? Resident Writer Julie Helms reflects on this question in her piece.
Resident Ken Weeden reviews “Myth America: Historians Take On The Biggest Legends and Lies About Our Past” by Kevin M. Kruse and Julian E. Zelizer [New York: Basic Books, 2022]. This review appeared in the February 2023 issue of Charlestown’s, The Sunburst.
Theme: ON THE MOVE
Photographers this month were: Frank Moran, Ron Fayer, Bill May, David Elder, John Chasse, Carol Eshelman, John Oxenham, Sara Gilbert, Forest Dawes, and Dick Crebs.
When it is true and real, love finds a way to be given and received. Flash fiction by Julie Helms.
Resident Mimi O’Donnell reviewed the book “Lessons in Chemistry: A Novel” by Bonnie Garmus [New York: Doubleday, 2022] on Tuesday, January 17, 2023 at 7 PM in the Auditorium. Here are some reviews and supplemental material.
Monday: January 9, 10:30 – noon at the Craft Room, near ShortLine
Tuesday: January 10, 10:30 – noon at Charlestown Square, Room 116.
At each meeting, members of the Photography Interest Group select the photos to be honored by displaying them on this CCICharlestown website.
The photographers represented are Sara Gilbert, Gloria Davis, Forest Dawes, John Oxenham, George De La Grange, John Chasse, Bill May, Dave Cohn, Frank Moran, Dick Crebs, Rosemary Eck, and Betty Caldwell.
Readers are surprised, even incredulous, that our traveler has booked another cruise. Is she foolhardy? Why push her luck? Why take the risk? Perhaps she is arrogant… Resident Writer, Julie Helms presents Part 3 of Preferred Privacy.
A simple little wink may be a gesture of affection. It may confirm a secret shared. Could it message something else? Part 2 of a flash fiction piece by Julie Helms published on December 8, 2022.