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| December 8, 2007 |
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
| Most Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m., a few Durham parents meet at Parker & Otis in Peabody Place next to Brightleaf Square for 'Story Time.' They read a variety of books to and enjoy snacks with their children. On this day, the book was "Whistle For Willie" by Ezra Jack Keats, which seems appropriate because all it takes is the whistle of a passing freight train on the nearby tracks to grab everyone's attention -- kids and adults alike. Clockwise from left are Durham residents Abby Kimbrough, Porter Poley, his son Sam, 1, Casey Satterfield, 2, sitting on his mother Anna's lap, and Abby's son Henry Kimbrough, 1. |
 December 8, 2007
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 November 17, 2007
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 November 3, 2007
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 October 20, 2007
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 October 6, 2007
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 September 22, 2007
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 August 25, 2007
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 August 4, 2007
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 July 28, 2007
JOHN ROTTET, Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 July 14, 2007
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 June 23, 2007
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 June 9, 2007
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 May 26, 2007
Staff Photo by John Rottet |
 May 5, 2007
Staff Photo by Shawn Rocco |
 April 28, 2007
Staff Photo by Shawn Rocco |
 April 7, 2007
Staff Photo by Shawn Rocco |
 March 31, 2007
Staff Photo by Shawn Rocco |
 March 3, 2007
Staff Photo by Shawn Rocco |
 February 10, 2007
Staff Photo by Shawn Rocco |
 February 3, 2007
Staff Photo by Shawn Rocco |
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