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Ann Segal 58, Mount Lookout

The original night light 
The form and function of the lighthouse make for a fun visit Of all the structures in American architecture, few are as celebrated as the lighthouse. Photographers adore them. Painters render them. Poets use them as metaphors for everything from God to romance.

Johnson views wildlife through lens of camera 
More than three decades ago, while seeking firsthand knowledge of Africa to better teach his Arlington High students, Dave Johnson was briefly thrust into the world of espionage, tapped on a plane to smugglefilm to the West documenting atrocities in Idi Amin’s Uganda.

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