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Community Band to perform ‘Music for Spring’
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Community Egg Hunt is Saturday, April 1
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Today: International Festival at Children’s Museum
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Saturday: Rock to Bach Music Festival & Fundraiser
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AMVETS to kick off 75th celebration with Janelle Arthur concert
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