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Community Comes Together To Create Destination Mural at Garfield School Complex

By Melissa Moore-Randall As development in Revere continues to bring a fresh look to the city, a spot at the Garfield School Complex has been transformed thanks to a team effort by the Revere community. Wayne Godbout, an ELL teacher at the Paul Revere School who previously worked at the Garfield Elementary School and graffiti

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Some events have moved, but Riverfest still offers familiar favorites

Some Riverfest activities have been moved further south along the Animas River this year, but parking for the festival is expected to be much easier.

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Farmington s Riverfest adapting to expected flooding from snowpacks

All Riverfest attractions that typically are held in Animas Park are being moved this year, and Boyd Park is being put to use.

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Town Talk: The George Washington Foundation

Dave Muraca, Emma Schlauder and Ann Waters preview the the upcoming events the Colonial Fair and camps along with archaeolo

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Flooding concerns grow as Animas River level rises with spring runoff

Workers with the City of Farmington have installed sandbags at some locations along the Animas River to protect vulnerable areas from flooding.

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