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‘Tales from the Tomb’ returns to Visalia Cemetery on Halloween
“ Tales from the Tomb ,” a Halloween season presentation sponsored by the Tulare County Historical Society , returns to the Visalia Cemetery Chapel on Oct. 31. The annual event takes place at 10 a.m. on Halloween, and features historical re-enactors portraying notable people buried in Tulare County. “ It's a bit of entertainment and history and fun,” said Dallas Pattee, who has written the scripts and organized the event since it began in 2000. Pattee will host this year’s event dressed in the authentic attire that 19th century pioneer women wore while mourning their deceased husbands. What to expect Even if you've been to Tales from the Tomb before, visitors will be in for a surprise. “Whereas before, when we went to the other cemeteries, we only focused on the people that were buried in that particular cemetery," she said. "This year, though, we're coming back to Visalia – we're making that our home base – and we're bringing in one character from Visalia Cemetery, which is going to be Jason Hillerson, who is the ghost of Willow Springs, played by Matt Weaver. The group will also be bringing in three other characters from other local cemeteries. “We're bringing
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Bakersfield College Women’s Golf Finishes 6th at Buenaventura Golf Course
VENTURA, CA - The Bakersfield College women's golf team finished in 6th place at yesterday's Western State Conference (WSC) tournament at Buenaventura Golf Course. Sophomore captain Izzy Brandon led the way for the Renegades, posting a team-low round of 90. Fellow sophomores Riley Bloxom and Kyralisa Riel also turned in solid performances, each carding a 93.
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“Romeo & Juliet” with a modern, Mojave twist
After a successful opening, Romeo & Juliet returns to Theatre 29 for its final weekend. Here is reporter Adeline J. Wells with a review of the desert-inspired adaptation. I had the pleasure of attending the opening night performance of “Romeo & Juliet: A Mojave Reimagining.” Directed by Liz Wessel and presented collaboratively by Theatre 29 and the Joshua Tree Shakespeare Company, the production tells the story of the famed, tragic lovers through a local lense.