The March 2025 Issue of Village Voices newsletter is here, filled with late-winter musings and reminiscences. The newsletter is searchable; and navigation, downloads, and more are possible using the tools in the margins of the document reader window. Topics: not assigned musings | Project | reminiscences | stories
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The April 2025 Issue of Village Voices is the first to print in full color and so, appropriately, begins with Mea Kaemmerlen’s illustrated exploration of the hallway art at Pennswood. Read the whole (searchable) newsletter. Navigation, downloads, and more are possible using the tools in the margins of the document reader window. Topics: not assigned
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February is the month with Valentine’s Day at its center. So, for the February 2025 Issue of Village Voices, we asked you to celebrate the love and write from the heart about someone or something you loved. Here is the whole newsletter and it is searchable. Navigation, downloads, and more are possible using the tools
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The January 2025 Issue of Village Voices has, as its theme, stories of the context in which the Telling our Stories project was born. Here is the whole newsletter and it is searchable. Navigation, downloads, and more are possible using the tools in the margins of the document reader window. Topics: not assigned Project | stories
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Interview with Ruth Bertolino and Jack Williams 10-31-22 Remembering Jack Ruth Bertolino and Jack Williams Interviewer: Marguerite Chandler OK, we’re recording. This is October 31, 2022. And you are? 00:08 Ruth: I am Ruth Bertolino. My husband, Jack, and I arrived in Pennswood on September 9, 2003, when Mott was a brand new building. 00:23 MC
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On June 27th, 2022 in Penn Hall we launched our two-year project to learn about Pennswood’s past and present through interviews of current and former participants and other research efforts using both community records and external sources. This video introduces the project, invites residents to participate, and includes the history of the land that Pennswood
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Telling Our Stories of Pennswood’s Caring Community a resident project under the auspices of Pennswood’s Quakerism Committee. An overview of the project including examples of the stories and research that is being planned. The core group of the project includes the following Pennswood residents: Participate Join the fun. Tell your story, interview others, sleuth for
