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Not one local Okeechobee County race will be determined at the close of polls on Tuesday.
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Art Center Sarasota is closing its 100th season with four exhibitions, including “Putting Breath in the Body” by Antoine Williams. It includes a collection of mixed-media paintings, drawings, and collages that weave together Black Southern folklore, working-class sensibilities, personal history and the writings of influential artists and thinkers throughout the African diaspora. -
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"Ladies Night" will premiere August 23rd as part of Arts Center Theatre’s Readers Theatre program, which gives local audiences the opportunity to experience a new work before it reaches the stage as a fully produced production.
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