On wall. This is not the first time this mosque has been hit. We are live in burlington. Reporter vandals did spray paint usa all over this burlington mosque. Islamic groups say whoever did this does not think that muslims are real americans. Worshipers here are afraid it could escalate to violence. Worship goes on at the Islamic Center of burlington despite vandals targeting the mosque. They were not afraid of being caught in the cameras and concern. Reporter this is the centers president and founder. Using red state red spray paint, the vandals sprayed usa on three sides of the building. The thing is they are vandalizing captured the suspects sunday morning. There are three men in a white crown victoria. Their faces are hidden by halloween masks. This man was inside the mosque at the time. Its not the first time the mosque has been targeted. And 2013, similar graffiti was painted on the sign. Reporter even with security cameras, vandals were able to avoid recording. My mother, daught
This weekend in the arts: a Project [BLANK] group show; "Arrested Motion" at Thumbprint; "Ain't Too Proud: The Life and Times of the Temptations" at the Civic Theatre; experimental music and literature at Witches' Tower in Presidio Park; Schubert's "Winterreise" at Le Salon de Musiques; and the soundON festival at the Athenaeum.
Springfield Symphony Orchestra unveils streaming chamber music series
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In their tireless effort to keep the music playing, the Springfield Symphony Orchestra has announced its Virtual Spring Chamber Concert Series for On Demand Streaming.
The three-concert series will begin on Saturday, April 10, with successive concerts on April 24 and May 8, all at 5 p.m. The programs will remain streaming through May 21. Each of the three 45 to 50-minute concerts consists of music for strings and percussion, featuring SSO violinists Masako Yanagita, Marsha Harbison, and Beth Welty, violists Delores Thayer and Noralee Walker, cellists Boris Kogan and Joel Wolfe, and percussionists Martin Kluger, Nathan Lasell, and Robert McEwan.