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(Credit: courtesy art) Bored? Let’s take a trip back to the Roaring Twenties, that era of Prohibition when, ironically, the booze flowed more freely than ever. Fashionable young women — flappers — wore short skirts and bobbed their hair, the music was hot and boisterous parties lasted well into the night. It was called The Jazz Age, a term coined early in the decade by F. Scott Fitzgerald who — more than any other artist in any form — captured its reckless essence, most notably in his masterpiece, “The Great Gatsby.” Join us – remotely, via Zoom — on ...