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‘A Very Merry Chasemas’ brings Chase Ceglie and friends to the JPT on Dec. 11
Chase Ceglie will headline “A Very Merry Chasemas,” a holiday concert at the Jane Pickens Theater on Friday, Dec. 11, presented by the New England Music Organization. Ceglie will perform holiday classics and seasonal songs with his band, joined by guests including Princess June, Laden Valley and The Bit Players. His band for the night […] The post ‘A Very Merry Chasemas’ brings Chase Ceglie and friends to the JPT on Dec. 11 appeared first on What's Up Newp .
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'American Idol', 'The Voice' winners headline holiday show at Durfee
The eighth annual Christmas in Fall River Concert will bring American singing competition winners Abi Carter and Javier Colon to Durfee High School on Dec. 18 while raising money for a local holiday toy drive. The concert will be held at the Nagle Auditorium at Durfee, 460 Elsbree St., according to a community announcement. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and the show begins at 7:30 p.m. Carter won Season 22 of "American Idol" in 2024. Colon was the first winner of "The Voice," taking the title in Season 1. The Durfee Chorus will also perform, with student singers opening the concert. How to get tickets for the Christmas in Fall River Concert Tickets cost $10 and can be purchased online at https://fallrivercalendar.com/event/2375 or in person at the Mayor’s Office in Fall River Government Center. Money raised from the concert will support the Law Enforcement Assisting Families Toy Drive and its work helping children and families in the Greater Fall River area, according to the announcement. Bristol County Savings Bank is sponsoring the event again, helping keep tickets at $10, according to the announcement. This story was produced with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step
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How NOSOLO and Newport Mental Health found a common thread
John Toracinta appreciates how a hat can tell a story; recalling a favorite place or sparking a conversation with a stranger. When he and NOSOLO co-founder Sarah Toracinta began imagining a business of their own, they saw an opportunity: using hats – and a brand – to make mental health easier to talk about. John brought a background in product development and marketing, but both founders wanted to build something that reflected their values, with a focus on giving back. Sarah explained her requirement: “If we’re going to start a brand, it has to be something that’s meaningful to both of us. I want to feel authentic selling it.” They chose mental health because of its universality, a realization that came into focus during their honeymoon. “We were traveling around Croatia meeting people and realizing, OK, we're halfway around the world, all venting and laughing about the same things. It doesn't matter where you come from. It doesn't matter how old you are .... we were bonding over the fact that we're all just human.” That shared experience became the foundation for NOSOLO, a clothing brand built around a simple but powerful idea: no one has to navigate life's challenges
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Saltwater Sessions: A Surf Towel Story
This edition of Saltwater Sessions brings the story of a local entrepreneur who created a unique, innovative, and multi-purpose beach towel. Brian Cotsonas founded the Campos Custom Towel Company a few years back with his surf buddies and never looked back.