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Abbey presents ‘Around the World in 80 Days’

PORTSMOUTH — Portsmouth Abbey School presents an adaptation of Jules Verne’s classic comedy adventure, “Around the World in 80 Days” on Saturday evening.

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‘We came home to our music’

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Husband-and-wife folk music duo Atwater-Donnelly — now living in the East Bay — delves into the roots of cultural history.

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Westport, Portsmouth actors star in ‘Nine’

Westport residents Maryann Goulart. Jennifer DaPonte and Preston DaPonte will be among the cast in next weekend’s Little Theatre’s production of Nine.

Students' efforts will help new Tiverton library

To the edior: This spring Alane Del Deo and Amy Codega ran an after-school program at Fort Barton School.

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Art that’s floating on air

Barrington artist creates balloon sculptures that interact with the local landscape.

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‘1984’ paints a brutally truthful picture of a totalitarian world

The Gamm Theatre’s production is everything that we need it to be and more.

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Lees gift boosts new Tiverton Library history room

TIVERTON — The Tiverton Library Foundation announces a major donation from Al Lees, which he calls "a gift to the people of Tiverton", to support the Local History Room in the new library.

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Kelchner’s doodle a Google winner again

Tiverton illustrator moves on to national finals — vote early and often!

TIVERTON — For the second time, Tiverton High School’s Megan Kelchner has been named a finalist in the Doodle 4 Google Competition.

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‘First lady of the mandolin’

Roger Williams University professor Marilynn Mair, a renowned virtuoso mandolin player, considers Brazil her second home.

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Moden French farce is an old-fashioned laugh riot

“Boeing-Boeing” is at Trinity Rep through May 13

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With new name, War Games sets out on tour

Westport-based band formerly known as Another Option

After eight years of chasing their dreams, popular Westport-based indie band "Another Option" has decided to take almost a decade of experience and wipe their slates clean.

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Sacred harp singing — a musical resurrection

Once in danger of becoming extinct, shape note singing is kept alive by small pockets of faithful devotees around the nation — including here in the East Bay

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April vacation highlights

Keep your kids busy with a week's worth of fun.

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Open mics not just for newcomers anymore

Veterans still play them for a variety of reasons.

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'We're the minor leagues of the music industry'

Coffeehouse-style music venues give both up-and-coming and seasoned roots musicians an intimate setting with their audience.

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