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The GazetteJune 19, 2014 | updated 12 years ago
Youth from First Congregational Church at the Citizens Project Creating Community Breakfast. 060514 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)
Youngsters from First Congregational Church at the Citizens Project breakfast.
Youth from First Congregational Church at the Citizens Project Creating Community Breakfast. 060514 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)Emma Brachtenbach shared her poem, “We Are Not So Separate” at Citizens Project Creating Community Breakfast. 060514 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)Citizens Project Board member Lionel Washington and his son, Carter J. Washington. He said he will teach Carter to always “get involved.” 060514 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)Kellyn Zambrano has some private time with her grandmother, Ruby Atencio, at Citizens Project Creating Community Breakfast. 060514 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)Erika, left, and Sarah Musick with daughter Wren, who had discovered one of her mothers’ nametag, at Citizens Project’s Creating Community Breakfast. 060514 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)GOCA board member Tim Boddington and staff member Daisy McConnell chat about the art gallery presentation “Brilliant.” 060514 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)Ralph and Siri Everett at the Citizens Project Creating Community Breakfast where Siri shared their story of their son “coming out” when he was in college. 060514 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)Siri Everett shared a personal story, “We Have No Step-Children,” at the Citizens Project breakfast. 060514 Photo by Linda Navarro (linda navarro)
