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Due to recent water damage, Statesboro First United Methodist Church is restoring its pipe organ after 65 years of playing ...

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Water From Your Eyes—the Brooklyn-based duo of Nate Amos and Rachel Brown—have announced a new album. Out August 22 on Matador, It’s a Beautiful Place is, according to Amos, “about time, dinosaurs, ...

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There’s music in the air in Fort Lauderdale. It’s not coming from a club or a bar or a concert hall. Summer’s coming and Water taxi is back with Taxi Tunes. And we’re all singing a song of joy. Music ...

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