Event to intertwine Fats and ballet
Company to stage free performance at park A free dance performance at Waterfront Park on July 19 will celebrate the
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“We're going to count every vote…,” Hastings Schools Superintendent William McKersie told the Rivertowns Dispatch following recent confusion about the school bond referendum scheduled for June 17, which will consist of three propositions.
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