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Lake County theater productions put in final performances this weekend

This weekend wraps up on Sunday for two shows with the musical “Mamma Mia!” by the Bay Street Players finishing up at the State Theatre in Eustis and “The Sunshine Boys,” by the Tavares Community Theatre playing at the Melon Patch in Leesburg playing their final show. Tickets are still available, so get them before they are gone. The Taphouse in Clermont hosts the interactive murder mystery dinner and show “One Last Drink” today. Mamma Mia!” Weekend tickets are still available as the Bay Street Players wrap up the musical, “Mamma Mia!,” based on the songs of ABBA, on Sunday at the State Theatre, 109 North Bay St. in Eustis.

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On Stage: The Sunshine Boys open in Tavares, Mamma Mia! continues

On Stage: The Sunshine Boys open in Tavares, Mamma Mia! continues
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Let music put you in Valentine s Day mood - Orlando Sentinel

In the run-up to Valentine’s Day, options abound to make special memories with your main squeeze. Here’s a musical smorgasbord of choices.

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New look for services this year, but Metro Detroiters committed to honoring King s legacy

New look for services this year, but Metro Detroiters committed to honoring King s legacy Southfield When it comes to honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Neely Allen believes it s important to not hang with her friends but to take the opportunity to stand for justice. So on this brisk Monday morning, the 16-year-old sat in the back seat of a vehicle driven by her mom, waiting to give thanks for King s ultimate sacrifice for civil rights for Black Americans on a national holiday in his honor. It s a really big yearly reminder to keep fighting and there s a lot of work that we have to do, said Allen. Usually my friends will want to hang out because we don t have school but I have to remind them that I have obligations.

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Keeping Our Community Warm is a helping outreach program in Canton

CANTON The Scriptures say the poor will always be among us, but Audrey Walker says that doesn t mean we shouldn t do all we can to help others in need. It prompted the North Canton resident and a team of her friends and family to launch Keeping Our Community Warm, a giveaway on the streets on Wednesday. Walker spearheaded the distribution of 250 Christmas bags containing toiletries and personal care items, hats and gloves. This is the only Christmas some of them will have, she said. The group stationed themselves outside of the Stark District Library, the Canton YWCA, ICAN, Sunset Vista Behavioral Hospital, McDonald s and the Domestic Violence Project, where they also gave away toys.

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