explains who we are and what we do, and delivers behind-the-scenes insights into how our journalism comes together.
Carrots does not want to be called Carrots. She was emphatic about that during a mini-reunion that I hosted.
Carrots oops, Carolyn Fabricant, who now lives in North Adams, Mass. was one of the high school students in a Norman Rockwell painting called “Bright Future in Banking” that I wrote about last month. The article said that Rockwell often asked neighbors in Stockbridge, Mass., to pose for him after he moved there in 1953. Nearly 70 years later, one of them Charlotte Sorenson, who now lives in Boulder, Colo. had recognized herself when she saw “Bright Future” in a newspaper advertisement for an art gallery that was selling it.