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Singer-songwriter Peggy Seeger: still in the vanguard of her musical dynasty
A member of America s great musical clan, Peggy Seeger has been a fixture on the British folk scene for more than 60 years
by Liz ThomsonMonday, 12 April 2021 I can’t afford to be a purist because I’m not the real thing myself Vicki Sharp Photography
If American music has a royal family, it’s surely the Seeger clan. Charles, the patriarch, the composer, musicologist and teacher who could be said to have invented ethnomusicology, married first to Constance de Clyver Edson, a violinist and teacher.
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The Old Shillelagh.
It was clear that the COVID-19 pandemic had hit Michigan around this time last year, with officials canceling Detroit s longstanding St. Patrick s Day Parade. A year later and the virus remains a threat: Detroit s St. Patrick s Day Parade is once again canceled, but the state has loosened restrictions to allow bars and restaurants to open for indoor dining again. Remember: gathering in a crowd without a mask is still dangerous, but if you re determined to drink a beer and eat a corned beef sandwich, we looked up to see what local bars are doing this year.
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Where to find tasty tamales all across Michigan
Updated Dec 18, 2020;
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In households everywhere, the holiday season means tamales season.
You know, tamales! The holiday must-have feast where corn husks are coated with masa dough, stuffed with your favorite meats and cheeses, then steamed in a big pot (olla) and served nice and hot for all of us to enjoy as we jingle around the Christmas tree.
The annual tradition among Hispanics looks a little different this year as Covid-19 has altered the yearly trip to
abuelita’s house to gather and assemble the tamales. The work is labor intensive. But it’s a big part of the holiday.