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Slack on Flicks: “Godzilla Minus Zero” is Anything But...
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - “Godzilla Minus Zero” is a worthy sequel that brings back the destruction and emotional storytelling that made “Godzilla Minus One” so memorable. The movie follows the same group of characters as they try to move on with their lives two years...
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6th annual Dia de Los Muertos event brings music and celebration to the Morris
SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- The Morris Performance Art Center held their 6th annual Día de Los Muertos event. "Six years ago, I attended a celebration in Texas. I didn't know much about Dia de Los Muertos or the Day of the Dead, and when I saw the celebration, I thought this needs to be in South Bend, and so I'm working with the symphony," said Marvin Curtis, the coordinator of Arts Equity and Public Art for the City of South Bend.
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Bald eagle program informative, well attended
A bald eagle at the Vicksburg District Library. More than a hundred patrons gathered at the Vicksburg District Library on September 23 to learn about bald eagles. Dr. Carl Palazzolo, a veterinarian and wildlife photographer, shared photos and information about bald eagles and their comeback from endangered status. Bald eagles are still under threat because they may be hit by cars or poisoned by consuming lead from bullets.
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GTOTW: Grace Potter – Main Street U.S.A.
GOSHEN, Ind. — From her latest album “Trespasser”, Grace Potter’s “Main Street U.S.A” tackles the pursuit of the American dream and belonging, whilst also having a desire to escape from it all. In the opening verse, Potter explains her plans to run away from...
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The Goshen Light Parade Returns This Friday!
Downtown Goshen comes alive with color, creativity, and community spirit this Friday, November 6, as the annual Goshen Light Parade, the centerpiece of November First Fridays!. The free, family-friendly celebration takes place from 5 to 9 p.m., bringing together illuminated floats, festive storefronts, seasonal food and beverages, special shopping opportunities, and activities for visitors of all ages.