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- This Friday at Clifton Opera House
- The band played on
- Artisan Market – Grand Opening
- Yoga Springs Clothes Swap
- Arts Council creates sticky situation
- Memorial Day Concert on the lawn
- Bicyclists coming to town
- Maxine's Plant & Book Swap: Something for everyone
- Bench to Nowhere: Dreaming of infrastructure
- This Friday at Clifton Opera House
- Springer wins DDN/AWW Short Story Contest
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- Bench to Nowhere: The energy conundrum
- WYSO needs a few good volunteers
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- Band rehearsal interrupted by severe weather
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The scary thing is that this sets us up for another steep drop in population over the next couple of decades as the "oldsters" pass away or move in with out-of-town caregivers.
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