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Tracy Richards Dingmon
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Jeffrey Kolsky has lived in San Francisco, CA, for 15 years. After tiring of the “Internet ballyhoo,” he settled into a job selling permanent shade structures to state schools and parks. With abundant time to surf (the ocean, not the Web), he truly enjoys living in northern California. He is having a great time hanging out with Kevin Palmer, who recently moved in four doors down.

Mary Jo Fronckel Bell and husband Bill announce the birth of Marissa in October. She joins sister Emily, 3. The family lives in Philadelphia, where Mary Jo teaches fitness and enjoys being a mom.

Michele Turner Bernhard and husband James welcomed Lucy in May 2004. The family lives in Northampton, MA.

Kim Wachenheim Wagman and husband David live in Rye, NY, with son Kyle, 12, daughter Avery, 9, and son Grant, 8. Kim reports they are all “doing great.”

Kayce Reagan Hughes is happily living in Nashville, TN, with husband Scott and their six children. Her self-designed line of children’s clothing—sold in the US and Korea—keeps her creative juices flowing. Have a peek, at www.pearsandbears.com.

Erica Reiss Mafnas lives in suburban Chicago with husband Eric and son Jack, born in October. They are hoping to relocate back East in the near future.

In Amsterdam, Holland, Henrik Colliander lives with wife Harriet, son Cedric, 4, and daughter Cecilia, 2, who is closely guarded by her older brother.

Beth Skudder and husband Christopher Jobson welcomed son Edward in March. “Ned” joins sister Maisey, 2. Beth has taken an extended maternity leave to enjoy the kids and try to keep up with all they need; working full-time both in and out of the house “was a balancing act that lost its charm very quickly!”

Rachel Bowditch played the part of Yono, “Oedipus’s young, beatifically pregnant wife” (according to the New York Times), in YokastaS Redux, which ran at the La MaMa Experimental Theater Club in NYC for 10 days in February.