Tired after a long day in kindergarten, Chanel Harper can't stay awake during a service in the church at Our Lady of the Lake Catholic School in Wedgwood.

Bob Gladis looks out the window of his barber shop as Merle Sutton cuts the hair of customer Sam Maizels.

Piano teacher Cass Seely sings along as student Lauren Wadsworth, 10, goes through her lesson in Seely's Wedgwood home.

Woodworker Dick Grace grins from behind the gate he made at his home, as his dog Duffy peeks through his own dog-sized window. Grace also makes chairs, tables and arbors. "My wife says what I make is sawdust," he says with a laugh.

Edward Stern carries the Torah through Wedgwood on a rainy day on the way to a dedication of the synagogue Beth Shalom.

Trees are a defining characteristic in Wedgwood.

Alison Coates, left, joins Linda Kinerk and 8-month-old daughter Lauren on a walk through Wedgwood.

A display case of bagels catches the attention of 11-month-old Trey Clugston at the Grateful Bread bakery in Wedgwood.

Grateful Bread co-owner Judy Neldam, right, with manager Jerry Cook, says being in Wedgwood "is like being in a small town and not being in part of a big city." The 2-year-old bakery offers coffee, breads, soups and tasty pastries.

Since moving into her home on 28th Avenue Northeast, Anna Belle Hayes has watched a quarter-century of folks fascinated by The Rock.