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Category Archives: Portraits
Green Bay Touchdown at the Barley Club
Seventy percent of photography is simply showing up. Last Sunday, my wife and I went to Eau Claire, Wisconsin to celebrate her aunt Marj’s 90th birthday. The party was held at the Barley Club, a golf club bar/restaurant. Normally, in … Continue reading
In Memoriam: Zev Aelony
The following biographical sketch first appeared in the March, 2006, DFL Senate District 60 newsletter. At that the time, Zev had been fighting cancer for at least a year. He died of metastatic colon cancer October 31st, 2009. Sometimes I … Continue reading
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Tagged biography, Civil Rights, Les Phillips, Minneapolis, minnesota, politics, portrait, Zev Aelony
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