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Party Photos: Cocktails in Boston

At Whiskey Park, June 29, 2004

Posted July 12, 2004

In just a few weeks, Boston will be overrun with journo types in town to cover the Democratic National Convention. But before things got out of control, we came to town for some quality time with our old Hub friends.

Photographs by Joseph Silva and Jennifer Chase.

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mb hostess Meg Feury-Ragland, writer Jim Corrigan, and Citizen Culture editor Kelly Miller.	CCI/Crosby Publishing associate editor Keri Callahan and WNDS-TV marketing director Alisha Doucette.
John Rollins with his wife, freelancer April May, and Network World news editor Bob Brown.	Boston Globe writer Emily Sweeney and freelance writer Ari Herzog.
Columnist Norm Archer, freelancer Jennifer Chase, and writer Barbara Sealock.	Freelancer Lissa Harris, WHDH-TV news writer Mary Nguyen, and actress Misha Calvert.