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Music of the Week: Dec. 31, 2021: A Revels Celebration of the Winter Solstice

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To conclude our Christmas music series, here is a beautiful piece of mellow music from the album Christmas Day in the Morning – A Revels Celebration of Winter Solstice performed by The Christmas Revels. Revels

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16 Year Old Amherst girl dies running track on Sept 17, 2022 from myocarditis. In January the School superintendent offers $75 gift cards to kids to get vaxxed and admits the state is paying $2000 to run a school vax clinic for covid

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Vaxxed Perks: Amherst community mourns death of ARHS junior

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One of the most important financial questions on my mind these days is “What is the end game for the ‘strong dollar policy’?” As members

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“Apart from painting and gardening, I’m good for nothing. My greatest masterpiece is my garden.” Claude Monet By Nina Heyn, Your Culture Scout It goes without saying that you can literally spend weeks in Paris

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