Holland Area Arts Council opens two new exhibits FOTOG and Color Riot
The Holland Area Arts Council debuts FOTOG a regional photography contest for Michigan residents 18 and up with prizes and a guest juror. Color Riot by Maggie Bandstra features oil paintings of botanical riotous color. Exhibits run at Padnos and Armstrong Galleries 150 E Eighth St through November 10 with free reception September 14.
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Inventing America final episode reaches millions of viewers
Hope College reports the final episode of Inventing America, Liberty for All, reached about 78 million potential viewers via PBS nationwide. The 79 channels in 20 states aired the program during the Fourth of July and Constitution Day airings, with additional stations planned.
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Core Ensemble to Perform Tres Vidas at Hope College
The Core Ensemble presents Tres Vidas a chamber musical theatre piece at Hope College at 7 30 p m on Friday Sept 14 Admission is free The work honors Frida Kahlo Rufina Amaya and Alfonsina Storni through narrative and music featuring Jenyvette Vega Ju Young Lee Michael Parola Mikael Darmanie with a script by Marjorie Agosin and music by Piazzolla Ortiz Gomez and others The ensemble has toured since 1993.
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Tornado Spreads Through Indianapolis After Florence Remnant
On September 12, 1988, remnants of Hurricane Florence spawned a small tornado that moved through downtown Indianapolis. There were no fatalities and only scattered damage reported amid the unclear index notes and disorderly remnants.
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Daughter and mother clash over privacy at home
The letter discusses a 22 year old daughter who moved back home after college and now forbids her mother from asking about her whereabouts. The columnist advises addressing mutual expectations, allowing adult behavior, and suggests the daughter may move out if boundaries cannot be respected.
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