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| 羅氏基因泰克創新中心剪綵。（周菊子攝） |
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| 麻州州長Maura Healey（左三）和波士頓市長吳弭（右二）與羅氏高層。（周菊子攝） |
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| 羅氏執行長Thomas Schinecker表示選擇波士頓，看重的是人才。（周菊子攝） |
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波士頓既是全球生命科學重鎮，又有哈佛大學等頂尖學府環繞，人才鼎盛，是該公司決定進駐哈佛大學企業研究園區（Enterprise Research Campus, ERC）的一大原因。
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| 波士頓市長吳弭期盼和羅氏合作，培訓人才。（周菊子攝） |
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| 聯邦眾議員 Jake Auchincloss強調多元人才是社會現實。（周菊子攝） |
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| 羅氏基因泰克波士頓創新中心（Roche Genentech Innovation Center Boston） 的負責人 Manu Chakravarthy。（周菊子攝） |
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| 哈佛大學教務長John F. Manning。（周菊子攝） |
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| 麻州經濟發展長Eric Parley。（周菊子攝） |
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| 麻州長Maura Healey和波士頓市長吳弭與羅氏高層合影。（周菊子攝） |
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Healey-Driscoll Administration Seeks Developer to Transform Former Lancaster Industrial School for Girls into Hundreds of Homes
Redevelopment will create at least 288 new homes, with potential for additional housing and neighborhood-serving businesses
LANCASTER — The Healey-Driscoll Administration today announced that the Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (DCAMM) has released a Request for Proposals seeking a developer to transform the approximately 72-acre former Lancaster Industrial School for Girls property into a new, walkable neighborhood with at least 288 homes.
The redevelopment will be guided by a community-informed plan developed with the Town of Lancaster and will include a mix of housing, public spaces and potentially neighborhood-serving commercial uses. Depending on future local approvals, the site could ultimately support up to 386 homes.
“We created State Land for Homes because Massachusetts has underused public land that can and should be helping us build the housing people need,” said Governor Maura Healey. “This project is a great example of what that looks like. We’re taking a large state-owned property that has sat vacant and putting it back to work to create hundreds of new homes, while building on the vision developed with the Lancaster community.”
“Building more homes is one of the most important things we can do to make Massachusetts more affordable,” said Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll. “By working with Lancaster from the beginning, we have a plan that can turn this property into a neighborhood with different housing options, walkable public spaces and opportunities for local businesses.”
The RFP seeks qualified development teams to redevelop the historic campus in accordance with a Regulating Plan developed by Speck Dempsey, a planning and urban design firm, in collaboration with DCAMM and the Town of Lancaster. The plan emphasizes walkability, a range of housing options, active public spaces, historic preservation and high-quality architectural design.
The Regulating Plan was developed through an extensive public engagement process between summer 2025 and spring 2026. DCAMM and Speck Dempsey held three community meetings, an open design studio and two pop-up outreach events to gather feedback from residents and local leaders. Proposals submitted through the RFP must conform to the plan and reflect the architectural character developed through that process.
"The Girls Industrial School occupies a beautiful site with some lovely historic buildings, specimen trees and mighty hedgerows, but, more than that, deeply intelligent traces: roads and paths laid out at a time when there was a more natural sense of topography and placemaking. By embracing these roads and paths, preserving almost every majestic tree and hedgerow, and organizing itself around its best historic buildings, the plan creates a place of unique character while minimizing infrastructure costs and ecological impact," said Chris Dempsey and Jeff Speck, Co-Founders of Speck Dempsey.
Under the Affordable Homes Act, the site is authorized for at least 288 homes as-of-right. The Regulating Plan also envisions the potential for additional housing and neighborhood-serving retail and commercial uses along a walkable main street.
If additional local approvals are secured through rezoning or an agreement between DCAMM, the Town of Lancaster and the selected developer, the project could ultimately include up to 386 homes as well as commercial uses that support an active mixed-use neighborhood.
"This redevelopment will turn long-vacant state property into new homes, creating a new neighborhood for Lancaster residents and putting the land back on local tax rolls," said Juana Matias, Secretary of the Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities. "This is exactly the kind of transformation that Governor Healey's Affordable Homes Act was designed to unlock, and we're proud to help bring this project to life."
DCAMM, in consultation with the Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities (EOHLC), anticipates selecting a development team in late 2026 or early 2027. Following selection, the property is expected to transfer to the developer within approximately 18 months, with construction beginning thereafter.
"This is one of the most spectacular sites in the entire State Land for Homes portfolio,” said DCAMM Commissioner Adam Baacke. “As a result of an unparalleled collaboration with the Lancaster community and Speck Dempsey, the development enabled by the Regulating Plan will complement the strength of the setting with a thoughtful combination of new development, historic preservation, and protection of significant natural landscape features that will combine to create a neighborhood we will all be truly proud of."
DCAMM will continue working closely with the town of Lancaster as the project advances and anticipates the town will consider proposed rezoning this fall to allow for additional housing and neighborhood-serving commercial uses. That process will include public hearings and consideration by Town Meeting.
"The Town of Lancaster has been working closely with the State and its consultants for over a year to understand the type of development that could occur on this property,” said Jason Allison, Chair of the Lancaster Select Board. “The resulting regulating plan incorporates numerous suggestions by the Town's residents on how to honor the site with a thoughtful, unique development."
The Lancaster redevelopment advances the Healey-Driscoll Administration’s State Land for Homes initiative, which transforms underused state-owned property into new housing. Since Governor Healey launched the initiative in 2025, the Administration has advanced plans for more than 5,600 homes across nearly 700 acres of state-owned land in 33 Massachusetts communities.
For more information about the Request for Proposals, visit the project website.
Bay State Stonewall Democrats Joins Leaders Across Massachusetts Calling On Mike Minogue To Denounce And Refund Donations To Far-Right PragerU
Today, the Bay State Stonewall Democrats joins a broad coalition of leaders representing families and communities across Massachusetts calling on Republican candidate Mike Minogue to denounce and apologize for funding the far-right media organization PragerU, immediately refund every dollar his family foundation has donated to it, commit that his foundation will provide no further financial support to the right-wing group, and publicly declare that he would never bring PragerU materials into Massachusetts public schools.
Public tax records and reporting show that the Michael and Renee Minogue Foundation has donated thousands of dollars to PragerU, and the Minogue foundation continues to list the Prager University Foundation among its past and current recipients. When asked about the contribution, Mike Minogue said, "a very good resource."
PragerU's messages to our kids and families include:
Minimizing slavery in a series marketed towards young children stating that "being taken as a slave is better than being killed, no?"
Promoting a number of racist statements, including "all it really takes for a brown person to nearly get away with murder is telling the police that a white person said or did something racist," "I can't even blame somebody for being racist at this point," and telling immigrants that they should "Stay over there. Don't flee your country and then bring that hellhole over here."
Blaming immigrants for crime, condemning multiculturalism, and stereotyping all immigrants as violent criminals.
Calling autism a "social contagion"
Attacking the LGBTQ+ community, claiming that kids are only identifying because it is "trendy," that the community is trying to "pervert" the minds of children, and saying "gay people shouldn't be proud to be gay."
Stating that "kids graduating high school barely know how to read and write but able to list off 97 genders," condemning any teaching about global warming, history of racism and sexism in the US, and seemingly calling for an end to sexual education.
Calling feminism "the root of so many evils and ills in our society."
Saying abortions are "not moral" and attacking the validity of reproductive freedom.
Pushing vaccine misinformation during the COVID-19 pandemic, calling life-saving vaccines "genetic engineering modification," and promoting a speaker that claims they developed lung cancer from vaccines and that you shouldn't trust your doctor.
Downplaying the consequences and impact of climate change.
Questioning the theory of evolution.
Claiming income inequality is a "good thing."
"Every Massachusetts family deserves a Governor who won't fund groups that attack their kids for who they are. Mike Minogue has a choice: keep taking money from an organization built on this kind of rhetoric, or actually stand up for the LGBTQ+ families he claims to represent," said Jeremy Comeau, Co-Chair of Bay State Stonewall Democrats.
"Massachusetts families are watching what their leaders are willing to fund, and Mike Minogue's answer so far is an organization that tells LGBTQ+ kids they shouldn't be proud of who they are. He can return this money and rule PragerU out of our schools, or he can keep defending it. Either way, voters deserve to know where he stands," said Holly Ryan, Co-Chair of Bay State Stonewall Democrats.
As PragerU seeks to expand its role in public education across the country, Minogue has both financially supported and publicly promoted its work – a record that leaves him unfit to serve as Governor for all Massachusetts children and families.
（Boston Orange編譯）麻州州長奚莉（Maura Healey）和麻州生命科學中心（MLSC）今（17）日宣佈，將撥款520多萬美元，經由「開路者」（Pathmaker）計畫資助5項培訓計畫，在劍橋市等6個市鎮提供439個培訓名額，協助居民轉職生技產業。
這一輪資金共分給五家培訓機構。位於貝德福（Bedford）的米德爾塞克斯社區學院（Middlesex Community College）獲撥金額最高，取得2,179,977美元，將提供169個優良製造規範（cGMP）培訓名額。
Bioversity 獲得1,872,000美元，將為波士頓和洛厄爾（Lowell）居民提供156個基礎營運名額。
其餘獲得資助的機構為劍橋市的 Just A Start，獲588,657美元，培訓49人; 伯靈頓（Burlington）的東北大學（Northeastern University），獲500,000美元，培訓53人; 以及阿普頓（Upton）的黑石谷技術學院（Blackstone Valley Technical Institute），獲124,320美元，培訓12人。
Just A Start 另外獲得近8.3萬美元的專案補助，將和蛋白質創新研究所（Institute for Protein Innovation, IPI）以及莫德納（Moderna）等企業結盟，引進自動化液體處理與機器人技術，培育56名實驗室人才。
麻州生命科學中心總裁泰勒（Kirk Taylor, MD）指出，該計畫以縮短培訓時程並精準對接產業需求為方向，自2023年6月推動以來，已累計挹注近1,900萬美元，在麻州開創1,690多個培訓機會。
(Boston Orange編譯) 麻州州長奚莉（Maura Healey）宣佈2027會計年度重啟基金預算審查委員會（Foundation Budget Review Commission），並指派Kristen Smidy與Amy O’Leary出任委員，檢討「第70章」（Chapter 70）教育經費的現行分配公式，讓學前至12年級（Pre-K-12）學校的財務更健全。
奚莉州長表示，她上任以來已把K-12年級學校的經費增加了一倍，並大幅增加鄉村學校、交通與特殊教育經費，如今要重新檢視經費公式，是為確保符合當前學生與社區需求。她說，Kristen Smidy了解西麻州學校的挑戰，Amy O’Leary畢生致力為幼兒拓展學習機會，她們兩人的經驗極具價值。
副州長Kim Driscoll指出，每個社區的辦學需求不同，教育經費的分配必須反映這些差異。她認為兩位委員和學生、教育工作者、家庭及社區有數十年直接合作經驗，他們的看法能幫助麻州確保審查出各地學校實際情況。
教育廳長Steve Zrike表示，他曾任督學，深知經費公式對學區決策的影響，他期待與兩名委員一起檢視公式，讓經費更能支持學校及幼教系統。
Kristen Smidy曾任教師、校長及督學，在西麻州教育界服務近20年，目前是基礎與中等教育委員會委員，並擔任新英格蘭學校與學院協會（NEASC）公立學校委員會認證與學校改善副主任，此前擔任蓋特威地區學區督學近五年。
Amy O’Leary是麻州非營利組織「兒童策略」（Strategies for Children）執行董事，致力推動幼教改革，曾擔任「全民幼教運動」主任，並服務於幼教與照護諮詢委員會。加入該組織前，她在波士頓艾利斯早期學習中心擔任幼教教師與計畫主任。
委員會中的政府成員包括茲里克、中小學教育廳長佩德羅·馬丁尼茲（Pedro Martinez）、幼教廳長艾美·柯蕭（Amy Kershaw）、預算助理廳長克里斯多福·馬里諾（Christopher Marino）、稅務廳地方服務處資深副廳長尚恩·克羅寧（Sean Cronin）及鄉村事務主任安·戈比（Anne Gobi）。
Governor Healey Appoints Leaders in Western MA K-12 Education, Universal Pre-k to Foundation Budget Review
Kristen Smidy and Amy O’Leary to serve as Governor appointees
BOSTON – Governor Maura Healey has appointed Kristen Smidy and Amy O’Leary to the Foundation Budget Review Commission. The fiscal year 2027 budget reconvenes this Commission to review the Chapter 70 formula and strengthen Pre-K-12 school financing.
Smidy is a former teacher, principal and superintendent with nearly 20 years of experience as an educator in Western Massachusetts. O’Leary brings more than two decades of experience as a preschool teacher, early education program director and nationally recognized leader in early childhood education.
“Since taking office, we’ve doubled K-12 funding and significantly increased rural school, transportation and special education funding. Now, we’re taking a fresh look at the school funding formula to make sure it is meeting the needs of students and communities today,” said Governor Maura Healey. “Kristen Smidy understands firsthand the challenges facing schools in Western Massachusetts, and Amy O’Leary has spent her career expanding opportunities for our youngest learners. Their experience will be invaluable as we work to make sure every student in Massachusetts has access to a great education.”
“Every community has different needs when it comes to supporting its schools, and those differences need to be reflected in how we approach education funding,” said Lieutenant Governor Kim Driscoll. “Kristen and Amy bring decades of experience working directly with students, educators, families and communities. Their perspectives will help us make sure this review reflects what schools are actually experiencing on the ground, from Western Massachusetts to communities across the state.”
“As a former superintendent, I know firsthand how important the school funding formula is to the decisions districts make every day on behalf of their students and educators,” said Education Secretary Steve Zrike. “Kristen and Amy bring deep experience from across our education system and understand how decisions about funding translate into classrooms and programs. I look forward to working alongside them as we take a thoughtful look at how the formula can best support our schools and early education mixed delivery system.”
Smidy currently serves on the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education as an appointee of Governor Healey. She currently serves as the Associate Director for Accreditation and School Improvement on the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) Commission on Public Schools after almost five years as superintendent for the Gateway Regional School District in Huntington, Massachusetts. She previously served as the principal of Hampshire Regional High School and began her career as a 6th and 7th grade social studies teacher at Duggan Middle School in Springfield. Smidy has served on the Legislative Committee for the Massachusetts School Superintendents, the Connecticut Valley Superintendent Roundtable Executive Board, and the Massachusetts Inclusive Higher Education task force.
“I’m looking forward to working with the Commission and bringing my experiencing managing rural school budgets to the table. This is a long-awaited opportunity to take a hard look at where the formula works, where it doesn’t, and work together to build something that actually makes sense for communities across the Commonwealth,” said Board of Elementary and Secondary Education Member Kristen Smidy.
O'Leary is the Executive Director of Strategies for Children, a Massachusetts-based nonprofit organization that leads the way towards meaningful change in early childhood systems across Massachusetts. She has held numerous leadership roles, including Director of the Early Education for All Campaign and is the host of The 9:30 Call, a daily statewide gathering that connects and informs the early childhood community. O’Leary also serves on the Advisory Council on Early Education and Care and the Early Education and Care Workforce Council. Before joining Strategies for Children, she worked as a preschool teacher and program director at Ellis Early Learning in Boston's South End. O'Leary was elected twice to the Governing Board of the National Association for the Education of Young Children.
“I grateful to Governor Healey and honored to serve on the Foundation Budget Review Commission and contribute to a conversation that is fundamental to the future of education in Massachusetts. The Healey-Driscoll Administration’s continued focus on innovative ways of breaking down silos and strengthening connections and partnerships across the education continuum will ensure that our approach to education funding reflects the real costs of providing high-quality learning and support for children, families, educators, and schools. I look forward to bringing an early childhood perspective and my experience to this work and to collaborating with colleagues across education, government, business, and local communities to ensure that the foundation budget reflects what it truly takes to provide every child with the opportunity to thrive—from the earliest years through graduation,” said Amy O’Leary.
The Healey-Driscoll administration’s members on the Commission include Secretary of Education Steve Zrike, Commissioner of Elementary and Secondary Education Commissioner Pedro Martinez, Commissioner of Early Education and Care Amy Kershaw, Assistant Secretary for Budget Christopher Marino, Department of Revenue’s Division of Local Services Senior Deputy Commissioner Sean Cronin and Director of Rural Affairs Anne Gobi.
（Boston Orange編譯）亞裔基金會（The Asian American Foundation, TAAF）與亞裔促進正義會（Asian Americans Advancing Justice – AAJC）9月17日在華府（D.C.）宣佈合作，由TAAF資助AAJC，為「安全國家網路」（Safety National Network）旗下近50個團體提供培訓與技術支援，提升因應反亞裔仇恨的能力。
AAJC 將憑藉長期處理民權案件的經驗，為各地組織提供仇恨事件的即時應變指南與轉介培訓，定期分析仇恨趨勢與聯邦政策，並針對個案處置、社群教育、公關及民權問題提供一對一支援。
TAAF 執行長陳國禎（Norman Chen）與 AAJC 總裁暨執行董事楊約翰（John C. Yang）指出，直接服務社區的基層組織常需在第一時間處理危機，急需長期資源支援。TAAF 在 2021 年疫情高峰期成立的「安全國家網路」，旨在提供緊急救助與保護，並強化追蹤應變與預防，從 2023 年以來，已在 14 個都會區服務逾 10 萬名民眾。雖然社會大眾對反亞裔仇恨事件的關注在疫情後有所減退，但亞裔社群仍持續遭受仇恨與歧視，且除了傳統的種族偏見外，近期更受到反移民以及針對南亞裔言論升溫的影響。
TAAF 的 2026 年「STAATUS 指數」顯示，逾 20% 的亞裔及太平洋島民在過去一年中曾遭遇種族騷擾；AAJC 分析 FBI 數據也顯示，2025 年反亞裔仇恨犯罪率仍高達疫情前的 2.5 倍以上，顯示目前亞裔面臨的威脅依然嚴峻。兩機構盼藉此合作，為全美亞裔建構更完善的安全防護網。
The Asian American Foundation and Asian Americans Advancing Justice – AAJC Announce New Partnership to Strengthen Community Safety
Collaboration will equip nearly 50 organizations in TAAF’s Safety National Network with training, resources, and technical assistance to more effectively respond to anti-Asian hate, discrimination, violence, and profiling.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, The Asian American Foundation (TAAF) and Asian Americans Advancing Justice – AAJC (Advancing Justice – AAJC) announced a new partnership to bolster the capacity of nearly 50 organizations in TAAF’s Safety National Network, a coalition of leading national, regional, and local groups responding to anti-Asian hate, violence, discrimination, and profiling.
Through a grant from TAAF, Advancing Justice – AAJC will provide organizations in the network with training and technical assistance to strengthen their ability to respond to hate incidents and emerging threats. Drawing on Advancing Justice – AAJC’s civil rights expertise, the collaboration will also ensure TAAF’s partners have the resources needed to navigate long-term challenges as historic patterns of anti-Asian prejudice and scapegoating continue to impact Asian American communities.
“As we mark five years since the creation of TAAF’s Safety National Network, we remain committed to investing in the frontline organizations that are providing direct services and critical resources to communities across the country,” said Norman Chen, CEO of TAAF. “The alarming rise in anti-Asian rhetoric and incidents in recent months, paired with the findings of TAAF’s State of AAPIs research on the safety of Asian Americans in key cities, underscore the need to bring new resources and support to our partners on the ground.”
“Community organizations are at the front lines when it comes to helping people who experience hate or discrimination, and they need the tools and support to respond effectively,” said John C. Yang, President and Executive Director at Asian Americans Advancing Justice – AAJC. “This partnership with TAAF will help us strengthen the capacity of trusted organizations across the country to better respond in the immediate aftermath of an incident and build the knowledge and infrastructure necessary to protect our communities for the long term.”
As part of the partnership, Advancing Justice – AAJC will provide organizations in TAAF’s Safety National Network with:
Practical guidance for local organizations responding immediately after an incident of hate, violence, profiling, or discrimination;
Tailored trainings on how organizations can connect community members to appropriate support;
Updates and analysis on anti-Asian hate trends, emerging risks, and federal policy developments; and
One-on-one support for incident response, community education, communications, civil rights concerns, and referrals.
TAAF launched the Safety National Network in 2021 to deploy emergency relief to victims of anti-Asian hate incidents at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, and to improve incident tracking, protection, response, and prevention measures. Since 2023, members of the network have served over 100,000 community members across 14 metropolitan areas.
But while public focus on anti-Asian hate incidents has faded since the pandemic, Asian American communities continue to face hate and discrimination, fueled not only by anti-Asian bias but also by escalating anti-immigrant and targeted anti-South Asian rhetoric. According to TAAF’s 2026 STAATUS Index, over 1 in 5 Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders reported being insulted or harassed because of their race in the past year. And per Advancing Justice – AAJC’s recent analysis of the FBI's Hate Crime Statistics, anti-Asian hate crimes in 2025 remained elevated more than 2 ½ times more than before the pandemic.
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| 大波士頓區中華文化協會（GBCCA）2屆幹部。（文協提供） 右起談繼欣，湯耀武，趙寧，葛幼梅，梅靜蘭，陳瑞虹，吳德惠，徐宗玲，李翠蘭， 黃田瑜，蘇錫民，吳宇懷，李茜，陳韻潔等人。（文協提供，張昀） |
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| 文協董事長葛幼梅（中）和會長吳德惠（左），以及蘇錫民齊切蛋糕。（文協提供，張昀） |
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| 沈維新（左二），何毓琦 、胡小非夫婦（前右三、四）和熊元俊（前右一），以及 不在圖中的羅芬，都是年逾 90 的文協資深會員。（文協提供，張昀） |
為了紀念70週年，文協找出了共63名歷任會長名單，從1957年的阮郇標到2026年的吳德惠，印在週年慶刊上，讓長期參與文協活動的人，看著那些名字，勾起許多回憶。
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| 文協70週年慶由陳裕逢率領金龍進場。（文協提供，張昀） |
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| 文協會長吳德惠（右）邀去年升任麻州最高法院法官的陳遠芳做70週年慶嘉賓。 （周菊子攝） |
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| 董事談繼欣（後左二）招呼麻州最高法院法官陳遠方（前左三），以及 麻州眾議員馬惠美（前右二）等嘉賓。（周菊子攝） |
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| 司儀李波平（右）是李瑞駿和趙鍾英的兒子，和從高中起就擔任文協志工，助教雨老師 的謝雲哲（左），邀請第三代的孩子們上台摸獎。抽中幸運籤的是 會長吳德惠的孫子周承信（前）。（周菊子攝） |
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| 大波士頓文協國樂團已交由創辦古箏樂團的楊信宜（左）擔任團長。（周菊子攝） |
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| 劉瑋珊（左起）、朱惠生，張建宇，汪榮華演出三段京劇。（周菊子攝） |
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| 武安武術團演出舞獅。（周菊子攝） |
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| 武安武術團。（周菊子攝） |
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| 王麗文（左四）率知音舞團演出。（周菊子攝） |
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| 郭雅志（左起）陪著學生們，徐宗玲，邵婉如，林遊嵐、金薇薇演奏葫蘆絲。（周菊子攝） |
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| 文協的扯鈴隊贏得2026全美扯鈴公開賽團體組冠軍。（周菊子攝） |
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| 文協扯鈴隊表演螢光扯鈴。（周菊子攝） |
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| 吳萍萍、楊哲修（前右四、三）負責的文協卡拉OK社隊伍。（周菊子攝） |
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| GBCCA前會長周一男（左二）教授說，前會長談善明（前右二）即將90。（周菊子攝） |
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| 文協會長吳德惠（右三起）和薛正璇，湯耀武，以及前會長程中林等人及家人 在文協70週年大海報前留影。（周菊子攝） |
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| 胡美惠律師（右三）聽說陳裕逢夫婦（左一）即將遷往他州，趕快找 李小玉醫師夫婦合影，留下紀念。（周菊子攝） |
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| 吳宇懷（後右起）、翁卓毅和陳瑞虹（前左起），文協首任會長阮郇標 的兒子Robin，以及林遊嵐（前右）等人同桌暢敘。（周菊子攝） |
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| 蕭雲（右）曾任文協會長。（周菊子攝） |
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| 龍俐麗（左）創辦了文協麾下的雲鶴社。（周菊子攝） |
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| 左起，作家張鳳，北一女校友會創辦人趙小怡，作家王尚勤。 （周菊子攝） |
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| 左起，李台醫師，周健夫，王麗文。（周菊子攝） |
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| 文協會長吳德惠（右）和1988年會長，年逾80的胡世沛。（周菊子攝） |
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| 陳裕逢（中）扮演萬紅叢中一點綠。（周菊子攝） |
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| 文協慶70週年，350餘人歡聚一堂。（周菊子攝） |
