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Paw Paw officials review Warner Vineyards outdoor concert noise complaints
PAW PAW, Mich. — After years of complaints about noise from Warner Vineyards’ outdoor concerts, the Paw Paw Planning Commission is giving the venue until Jan. 31, 2027 to submit an updated plan outlining how it will keep sound from carrying into neighboring properties. The issue has been...
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'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat' coming to Sturgis
The Sturgis Civic Players will bring “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” to the Sturges-Young Center for the Arts for three performances Nov. 20-22. Performances are scheduled for 7 p.m. Nov. 20 and 21 and 2 p.m. Nov. 22, according to a community announcement. Tickets cost $15 for children and adults, while children ages 2 and younger may attend free when sharing an adult's seat. The sung-through musical retells the biblical story from Genesis of Joseph, played by Aaron Miller of Sturgis. Joseph receives a multicolored coat from his father, Jacob, played by Kurt Kuhlmann of Colon, before his jealous brothers sell him into slavery. Joseph eventually works for the wealthy Potiphar, played by Ben Fries of Constantine, and later is sent to prison. His ability to interpret dreams brings him before Pharaoh, played by Jason Halling of Sturgis, and Joseph ultimately rises to become second in command in Egypt before being reunited with his family. The production is narrated by Loren Corbin and Elizabeth Whitehead, both of Sturgis. Cast and crew prepare for the Sturgis production Michele Kelley of Sturgis and Mary Sutter of White Pigeon are co-directing the production. Cast members have been rehearsing songs and dance routines
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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.
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Series Of Recitals Begins Nov. 15
The newly organized WEPC Fine Arts Department will be putting on a series of recitals this year titled “Education in Performance!" Each recital will feature local artists, either current educators in the area or people educated in the area. The first recital will take place Sunday, Nov. 15 at...