Christine Hochkeppel

Portraits

  • Michael Leveille, left, and Kevin Marcinkus of KM Lifestyle Manufacturing design and handcraft electrical and mechanical components for antique auto and radio collection. © Christine HochkeppelT&G Staff/Christine Hochkeppel
  • Former selectman Harold Vanasse at The Old Timer on Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016. Vanasse said that it was a popular place to meet after meetings. T&G Staff/Christine Hochkeppel
  • Judy Underwood, 72, of Hyannis rings her bells soliciting donations to the Salvation Army as a K-Mart employee pushes carts into the store. She has volunteered as a ringer for over 50 years.
  • Elizabeth Canning, the director of Title IX Initiatives/Clery Act Compliance and Title IX coordinator at the College of the Holy Cross, on Wednesday, Dec. 16, 2015. T&G Staff/Christine Hochkeppel
  • Rising Star Nick Crossman, 18, was captain for the 2011-12 swim team at Sandwich High School. This fall he will move on to Worcester Polytechnic Institute to study civil engineering.
  • World War II veteran Louis DeBiase, 90, stands in his yard in Warren on Friday, July 18, 2008. He only recently retired from his job as a plumber working for the town.
  • Professional dancers Kalin Mitov, left, and Michael Winward rehearse at the Fred Astaire Dance Studio. The gay dancing duo will be performing in a fundraiser they are organizing in Provincetown for the {quote}It Gets Better Project.{quote}
  • Blues harmonica player and singer James Montgomery in his garden outside his Newport home on Thursday, February 26, 2009. He performed at the Right Turn charity event on Wednesday, March 11, 2009.
  • Charles Iliffe, 54, and his friends decorated a Christmas tree at the gravesite of Iliffe's brother, William, and mother, Peggy, at Beechwood Cemetery. The tradition of setting up the tree was started by Peggy and Charles after William's death in 1973. After a lapse due to Peggy's passing, Charles has renewed the tradition on Thursday, December 5, 2014.
  • Patty Rux of South Grafton, holds a giant jungle nymph, surrounded by many of the insect displays she creates in her home on Wednesday, March 4, 2015. She is a personal care attendant and pet sitter and said she enjoys insect art because it keeps her busy and helps her cope with stress.
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