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BUHS Music Department presents ‘Grease’
From left, Mariano Alanis, Malcolm Toleno, Garrett Williams, Ian Epstein, Clark Hamm, and Jonah Goldenbird perform in a scene from the BUHS Music Department’s production of “Grease,” to be performed Feb. 12-14 at the school’s auditorium.
Arts

BUHS Music Department presents ‘Grease’

Wednesday, February 4, 2015 — Issue 291

BRATTLEBORO — The Brattleboro Union High School Music Department will present the hit musical “Grease” on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday (Feb. 12-14) in the BUHS Auditorium.

The Thursday performance will begin at 4 p.m. Friday and Saturday evening performances will begin at 7 p.m. Admission is $6 for all seats at Thursday's show, $10 for all seats at Friday's and Saturday's evening shows. Senior citizens' tickets will be $6 for all performances.

Tickets will be available in the front office of the high school on weekdays between the hours of 7 a.m. and 3:30 p.m., or at the door.

Further information is available from the BUHS Ticket Desk at 802-451-3407.

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Being a write-in candidate for a political campaign is almost always difficult. Fortunately for Patrick Gilligan of Vernon, he was virtually assured of winning the Republican nomination in the Aug. 14 primary for the Windham-1 House that is being vacated by retiring Republican incumbent Mike Hebert. That's because there was no one else running. Gilligan received a total of 67 write-in votes to win the Republican nomination. He now will face another political newcomer - Sara Coffey of Guilford, who...

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What is there to say about the final report of the Community Safety Review Project? In fact, there's a lot one could say about it, which should not be surprising, since it's a 224-page document that summarizes months of work relating to important questions of public policy. While most people will probably read the executive summary and perhaps the 22 pages of key findings and recommendations, the full scope of the project - both what was done and what was...

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OMC celebrates fifth anniversarty with student/faculty reception and concert

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On Thursday, June 26, The Open Music Collective celebrates its fifth year with a reception and summer jazz concert featuring faculty and three student groups. In its five years, OMC has put on many concerts and workshops, including 10 semesters of ensemble classes including vocal, jazz, classical guitar, kids' composition, rock camps, and bluegrass. This also marks the offering of a fifth weeklong jazz intensive, taught this year by Harvey Diamond on piano, Claire Arenius on drums, Carl Clements on...

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