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Saladino and Selzler Among Featured Artists at Justus Gallery

September 1, 2020

“What Lies Beneath the Mountain” by Tony Saladino (c) The September exhibit at Justus Fine Art Gallery will feature a selection of new expressive abstract paintings by Tony Saladino. The exhibit will also introduce work by Stephen Selzler, along with showcasing work by Robert Fogel, Robyn Horn, Dolores Justus, Sammy Peters, Sandra Sell, Gene Sparling, and others.  The show will open with a reception on Friday, September 4 from 5-9

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Northwoods Full Moon Bike Ride Oct 2 & 31

September 1, 2020

The Northwoods Full Moon Rides are a don’t miss event for our biking community and everyone’s invited! Come ride with us! This year we have a bonus full moon in October which means even more chances to join in on the fun!!  After each ride, the stoke continues with a little grillin’ and tunes! Don’t miss out… our community is growing and we want YOU to be a part of

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Heal Your Heart, Heal Your Soul

September 1, 2020

Dear Friends, There comes a time for each of us to make choices that reflect our true selves as we use our gifts and talents. For me that time is now. This year’s challenges have allowed me to tune into what is of great importance to my heart and discern where I may contribute most meaningfully.  So, going forward I am dedicating my work to working with women who desire

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Embracing Peace

September 1, 2020

As John Buchan stated, “Peace is that state in which fear of any kind is unknown.”  By Peggy Lindsey What comes to mind when you think of peace? Is it a special place where you can be alone with your thoughts? Is it a feeling that comes when you witness harmony among people? Or perhaps it is the space deep within where you can find true tranquility? When we reach

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Muses “Opera Classics Plus” Sept 17-20

September 1, 2020

The Muses Project Presents arias, duets & ensembles, from Classical works of Opera & Musical Theatre with fan favorites from Carmen, Rigoletto, La Traviata, Fledermaus, West Side Story, Les Mis, & Secret Garden.   All performances are at the Muses Cultural Arts Center, 428 Orange Street.  Thursday, September 17, 6 pm – Artists, Students, Teachers are FREE – must call for reservations. Friday, September 18, 6 pm*   Saturday, September 19,

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