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TOM BOMBRIA Welcome to the Garde! Just five years from its century mark, the communityPHOTOGRAPHY

owned Garde Arts Center, perched on the top of State Street, has survived a World War, the great stock market crash, hurricanes, epidemics, depopulation, job Weddings losses, and technological innovation.

Special Events Since the nonprofit took ownership of the theater in 1985, the Garde has grown Commercial to encompassWork the beautifully restored 1440-seat Garde Theater movie palace,

the 80-seat Oasis Room, and an “arts block” of storefronts and offices for school programs, writers, artisans, performers, and an independent bookstore. It is has become the home for the performing arts, cinema, and education in Southeastern Connecticut.

Now is our greatest challenge since the theater was built in 1926. The virulent and still mutating pandemic of 2020 and 2021 demands social distance while our mission is to erase social distance.

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We, with your support, are fighting back. Since March 2020, the Garde has played a vital role in fostering communal connection, understanding, and safety. We have made major investments in air quality, and other public health measures, and instituted policies that protect our artists, staff, volunteers, and audiences.

We have housed schools and arts organizations seeking shelter and shared on our movie palace marquee messages of inspiration and celebration.

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In the months ahead, with public health measures taking priority, we will look to reconnect our community through great film, live performances, music, dance, theater, and local and international talent in one of the safest theaters in Connecticut.

We are ever so grateful for so many that have contributed since we shut down in March 2020. Hundreds of individuals have helped ensure we could survive this extended “intermission” and their support was noticed and generously matched by New London, the State of Connecticut, and of course, the US Congress..

Your space is ready at the Street Garage Thank you again for joining us asWater we reconnect the community during this historic

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For current information or to STEVEN SIGEL has served as Executive Director ofschedules the Garde Artsand Center since April 1988.

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Please indicate your needs when Maryland, A native of Baltimore, Mr. Sigel’s 860-235-0237 career in theatre was influenced by www.tbombriaphoto.com purchasing tickets. his father who founded Maryland’s first professional Stage. An EXCHANGEStheatre, OR Center REFUNDS accomplished violinist, he studied at the Peabody Conservatory of Music in Baltimore, Ticket exchanges are subject to a $5 per with the Maryland Youth Orchestra, and studiedofacting atSome the The Sennheiser Listening performed System provides ticketSymphony fee with aGARDE maximum $20.

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EXCHANGES OR REFUNDS Ticket exchanges are subject to a $5 per The Sennheiser Listening System provides ticket“THE fee with aGARDE maximum of $20. &Some amplified sound through headphones restrictions apply. Exchange fees are waived available free of charge with a deposit of for subscribers with minimum 48 hours DINING OUT” credit card or driver’s license. For special advance notice. Ticket refunds are not needs and questions, call the Garde Box Office available. at (860) 444-7373 extension 1.

DIRECTIONS From Hartford/Colchester IMPORTANT INFORMATION Rt. 2, Rt. 11, Rt. 85 and down Broad Street, The use of recording equipment or the taking across Huntington St. onto Gov. Winthrop of photographs in the theatre during the Blvd. or State Street. performance is strictly forbidden. Smoking From I-95 Northbound and vaping is not permitted inside the Garde Exit 83, and down Huntington St., left onto Arts Center. Red signs located above the exits State St. space is ready at the indicate emergency fire exits. For your safety, FromYour I-95 Southbound please check the location of the exit nearest Exit 84 South, down Garage Eugene O’Neill Dr., WaterandStreet your seat. In the event of a fire or other turn right onto Gov. Winthrop Blvd. or State St. emergency, please walk to that exit.

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On street parking after 5pm and on weekends (please notice No Parking Signs) and behind Superior Court Building - located off Cottage Street.

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DIRECTIONS From Hartford/Colchester IMPORTANT INFORMATION Rt. 2, Rt. 11, Rt. 85 and down Broad Street, The use of recording equipment or the taking across Huntington (Oct. 16) St. onto Gov. Winthrop (Oct. 20) (May 28) Adjacent ofMeridian photographs in the theatre during the Blvd. or StateGrandStreet.

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by GAC is not permitted insidefor and vaping the Garde Exit 83, andRestored down 1993 1996 1999Huntington St., left onto Arts Center. Red signs located above the exits State St. space is ready2006 at the indicate emergency fire 1998 1995exits. For your safety, FromYour I-95 Southbound CATS sets (April) (Feb.) of the exit nearest please check the location Exit 84 South, and down Eugene O’Neill Dr., box office record forof a fire or other Bob Dylan sells Water Street Garage your seat. In thetheCampaign event turn right onto Gov. Winthrop Blvd. or State St. out two performances Garde 2000 emergency, please walk toand that exit.

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Steve Sigel becomes first Managing Director; Chinese Magic Revue first GAC presented event

Non-profit Garde Arts Center founded August 5 and purchases Garde November 20 1985

1978

Robertson Paper Box Company purchases property from RKO Stanley-Warner

Weddings 1988 Special Events 1987 Eastern Connecticut Work Commercial Symphony Orchestra moves to Garde

(June) New Theater HVA unit installed 1990

1989

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Marvin Hamlisch kicks off first subscription season (Oct.) Violin Virtuoso Itzhak Perlman preforms with symphony

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(May 12) The London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Michael Tilson Thomas

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Oasis Room opens as concert hall

Movie premiere of Wally Lamb’s Wishin’ & Hopin’ sells out two screenings

(June) Comedian Kevin Hart sells out in 14 hours; (September) New theater & lobby HVAC systems installed

Replaced 1926 Fire Curtain

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New state-of-the-art digital cinema and surround system installed

Your space is ready2018at the 2016 Garde Theater celebrates 90th Anniversary; Sold out Movie Premiere Water Garde Theater featured in Wally Lamb’s novel Streetof Garage Little Pink House

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On street parking after 5pm and on weekends (please notice No Parking Signs) and behind Superior Court Building - located off Cottage Street.

If you arrive late for a performance, you will be seated at the discretion of the management. Your fellow patrons appreciate your cooperation.

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JOAN OSBORNE On her tenth studio album, the masterful Trouble and Strife, Joan Osborne has issued a clarion call.

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Since she broke through 25 years ago with the multi-platinum Relish and its touchstone mega-smash “One of Us,” the seven-time Grammy nominee has never played it safe. Osborne has followed her restless musical heart, exploring a diverse range of genres: pop rock, soul, R&B, blues, roots rock, gospel, funk, and country – all of which can be heard on Trouble and Strife, along with the Western side of C&W and a touch of glam and disco. “For a lot of the record, we were going for a ‘70s AM radio vibe,” says Osborne. As for the lyrics, the songs “are the most political I’ve ever written,” she conveys of her first album of originals since 2014’s confessional Love and Hate. Osborne also produced Trouble and Strife, primarily recorded in her basement studio in Brooklyn and released on the label she founded in 1991, Womanly Hips.

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Tackling serious subject matter in her writing while crafting music to “uplift,” Osborne assembled “a great live band” (including several musicians who played on her acclaimed last album, Songs of Bob Dylan): guitarists Jack Petruzzelli, Nels Cline, and Andrew Carillo, keyboardist Keith Cotton, bassist Richard Hammond and drummer Aaron Comess. For vocal harmonies, she enlisted exquisite vocalists Catherine Russell, Ada Dyer, Martha Redbone and Audrey Martells, whom she’s “had the great privilege to work with over many years.” The result is a Trojan horse of a record – music that is energizing, melodic, and hummable, with lyrics that call out the corrupt, the despicable and the destructive.

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Your regional non-profit center for the performing arts, film & education Roots-rockin’ opener “Take It Any Way I Can Get It” inspires with the mandate “I’m still survivin’/I got to be dancin’”, propelled by a joyous gospel-tinged vocal attack backed by Wurlitzer and Southern-style intertwined guitars that dare you to sit still. She co-wrote the funky “Never Get Tired (of Loving You)” with Richard Hammond and her partner Keith Cotton, propelled by Cotton’s Prophet 6 synth, for her teenaged daughter: a message of stability in an uncertain world. “That song has a serious subtext,” says Osborne, but its “cool, retro flavor hopefully makes it a joyful thing.” The gorgeous ballad “Whole Wide World” finds Osborne hitting Weddings impossibly high notes, its sound inspired by the Chi-Lites; its message “is about hanging on to Special hope andEvents envisioning something better for the future.”

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Abuse of power is the subject of two of the angriest songs on Trouble and Strife, with their infectious sound imbuing the songs a la a wolf in sheep’s clothing: the bluesy stomp “Hands Off,” punctuated by distinctive guitar riffs, denounces corrupt exploiters of people and the planet. “That Was A Lie,” with scornful lyrics buffeted by buoyant pop rock, castigates “those camera-ready mouthpieces for corrupt officials,” according to Osborne.

Texan Ana Maria Rea, whose family emigrated to America when she was a child, contributed spoken passages in her native tongue to the rhythmic “What’s That You Say.” “She tells the story of her family coming from Mexico City, where her father had been kidnapped, to the U.S. and how difficult that was,” says Osborne. “Her message is ‘I’m not afraid,’ and her mission is to help other people who are in the same position she was in. Ana Maria is a shining light of a person.”

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Escape from a place where “there’s nothin’ left alive” drives Osborne to “Panama,” a showcase of her vocal range expressing gut-punch

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throughout Trouble and Strife, the album. Her tenure with what she Weddings calls a “meat and potatoes rock ‘n roll band", Trigger Hippy, shows up in Special Events “Meat and Potatoes,” a farewell collaboration with her former bandmates, Commercial Work cut in a Nashville studio: Written with Trigger Hippy bassist Nick Govrik, it features that group’s Southern-boogie groove. It’s a feel-good song extolling the virtue of downhome cookin’ – and lovin’. “ It’s been quite the journey since the woman AllMusic.com declared “the most gifted vocalist of her generation” moved from small-town Kentucky to attend NYU film school in the 1980s. Osborne’s astounding voice drew attention when she joined the fun at open mic nights in downtown clubs, which eventually led to 1995’s Relish, “that rare breed of album where critical consensus, popular approval and enduring appeal unite,” according to American Songwriter. Since then, she’s performed with Motown’s revered rhythm section the Funk Brothers and toured with the Dead (where she first met and sang with Dylan). She’s harmonized with Stevie Wonder at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, duetted with Luciano Pavarotti, and co-headlined a tour with the legendary Mavis Staples. She has amassed a loyal fan base as she’s continuously traveled the country.

Through it all, she sees more clearly now than ever the essential role our troubadours play.

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“I feel like music has this important job to do right now,” Osborne says.

“Part of that job is to help imagine a better future – and to hang on to hope. I want to play for people and get them up on their feet and dancing.

To let music do that thing it does – bring joy and energy because we really need that right now.” With Trouble and Strife, she intends to do just that.

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MADELEINE PEYROUX Every great musical project starts with a feeling that it’s time.

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to making Careless Love it had been a good eight years since Weddings my first album.” Eight years— Special Events forever in the music world. Not Commercial long After Dreamland dropped Work in ’96, she had disappeared from the touring scene as well. Where had she been? What had she been doing, and why?

I was traveling a lot across America, rediscovering the country and reidentifying as an American. I was born here in the States but moved with my mother to live in Paris when I was young. I met family I never met before. I caught up on what was happening with the music here. It was all a culture shock for me. When I came back to New York to make that first album I was like a deer in the headlights. It was my first time in a studio, my first time back in America. Then 9/11 happened. Then George W. got re-elected. It was like the world was going crazy. After Dreamland I had signed with Sony and I was trying to make my second record. I was broke and I didn’t know what I was going to do next.

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Self-reflection and spiritual sensitivity are assets to any musician in the process of starting a career, of establishing one’s musical identity and direction. They don’t, however, necessarily lock into the typical velocity of career-building. There were other things Peyroux had to handle. She underwent surgery on her vocal cords. She healed and worked with a vocal coach. As the ‘90s gave way to the first years of a new century, she continued to question the how and, significantly, the why of what she was doing. (Her choice of the Dylan Thomas quote below, from his 1946 poem “In my Craft and Sullen Art,” helps explain her creative motivation.)

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By 2004, Peyroux had found the answers to her questions. She signed to Rounder Records. Her distinctively updated blend of swing-era jazz, country blues, gospel, and other acoustic forms made sense on a label with a reputation for standing by singular artists dealing in, or drawing inspiration from roots Americana. It was a good fit from the start, and would lead to a run of three career-defining albums. It also led Peyroux to work with Larry Klein, a bassist whose experience covered a wide Weddings stylistic range, from rock and R&B to jazz. He had played with Bob Dylan Special Events and Herbie Hancock. By the 2000s, he had a reputation as producer Commercial Work of genre-straddling vocalists like Joni Mitchell, Holly Cole, and Shawn Colvin.

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Rounder had me speak to a few producers they had in mind. I remember Larry stood out because he wasn’t only saying the usual things like what studio he wanted to work with. I’ll never forget this—he said he had this vision. He wanted to make a record that would sound like the dream of an album. Who says that?

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Klein’s explanation, and his past credits with other singers, made the choice easier for Peyroux. Weeks of preparation ensued. The two considered a wide range of repertoire, Peyroux suggesting vintage favorites—originally recorded by the likes of Bessie Smith, Billie Holiday, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, a chanson by Josephine Baker—as well as more recent material by Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, and Elliot Smith. They recruited songwriter Jesse Harris to help write an original that became “Don’t Wait Too Long,” a signature tune that remains in her setlist to this day. Working with Klein also meant a major change in venue. In ’96, Peyroux had recorded in New York City, where the limited number of studios requires prior rehearsal and a pressured, hit-it-and-quit-it vibe when it came time to record. In 2004, she experienced something new.

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In New York, New York, the depth of a groove is deeper and things move more quickly. In Los Angeles, I think there’s a little more lightness and a bigger range of emotion. We never rehearsed before the sessions. It was all done in the same room. We could do that because there are so many studios out there and they don’t cost as much. I was so shocked at how relaxed and slow everybody was moving when we got to the studio. It’s amazing how that affects the music, to have a studio to yourself. We

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Guitarist Dean Parks was one member of a studio band of delicacy and appropriate taste —also keyboardist Larry Goldings, bassist David Piltch, trumpeter Lee Thornburg, drummers Jay Bellerose and Scott Amendola—Klein assembled from a pool of session musicians. These were players adept at elevating older songs with slight, stylistic touches that avoid cliché—jazz ratherWeddings than jazzy—and using musical knowhow to slyly reference legacy moments: Special Eventsa shuffle feel on the snare, a muted trumpet, or a swing pulse on guitar. A classy touch of Western Commercial Work Swing courtesy of Parks’s pedal steel on “Lonesome Road.” A brief piano interlude subtly suggesting the big band standard “Stompin’ at the Savoy”—as Goldings does on “J’ai deux amours.” A haunting, legato bass line akin to the ostinato on Miles Davis’s “Flamenco Sketches”—which Piltch hints at on “I’ll Look Around”. There’s even a moment in which a vintage sound is supported by modern, cut-and-paste technique, as a looped celeste sample borrowed from a Nino Rota soundtrack recording sounds the church-bell pattern on “This is Heaven to Me.”

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The album took pride in its pedigree even in title: naming itself after a W.C. Handy classic that Bessie Smith and many singers of her generation made famous, including a Dylan tune that melds seamlessly with the collective, relaxed vibe, and adds one more “careless love” in its lyric.

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As the sessions progressed, with time for all to relax and be with each other, Klein allowed the musical stew to simmer until it was ready.

They developed a group sound, playing off each other and the contours of the songs, enhancing Peyroux’s voice, which had matured into an instrument of disarming clarity and seemingly effortless flow.

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Dreamland had featured a 22-year old Peyroux. She was 30 when she recorded Careless Love: “When I made my first record I wasn’t even thinking about a sense of wholeness with the music, or how to connect the songs into one overall statement.”

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Overseas sales proved equally impressive; Careless Love garnered gold and platinum records throughout Europe, South America and even China. In America, its performance was certainly spurred by cooperative efforts typical of that day. Snippets of Careless Love melodies popped up on popular television shows like Nip/Tuck, Crossing Jordan, Boston Legal, and on the soundtrack to the film Failure to Launch.

“Don’t Wait Too Long” helped sell Dockers trousers in a TV ad, and Starbucks helped promote the album, strategically placing the CD by registers in their cafes coast-to-coast: musical biscotti for all those venti lattes.

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Director............................................................................................................................ ........................................................................................................... Steve Executive SteveSigel Sigel Director of Development & Marketing .............................................................................Jeanne Sigel Director of Development & Marketing...........................................................................................Jeanne Sigel Accounting......................................................................................Linda ........................................................................ Linda Kaminski Accounting.

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Water Street Garage - 160 Water Street Box Office hours are from 10 am until 5 pm Weddings (opposite Amtrak Station) Monday through Friday. Box Office opens Dogfight international 2 hours prior to performance times and Special Events Melissa Etheridge RESTROOMS november 6-21, 2021 playwrights festival remains open through intermission.

November 2, 2021 Wheelchair accessible restrooms are located Work Commercial october 15-16, 2021 Box Office: (860) 444-7373 extension 1 in both the Main Lobby and the Upper Lobby.

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FRIENDS OF THE GARDE The Garde Arts Center gratefully acknowledges the contributions from the The Garde Arts Center gratefully acknowledges the contributions from following individuals and organizations between 8/1/20 to 10/4/21. the following individuals and organizations between 8/1/18 to 9/25/19.

FOUNDERS CIRCLE ($25,000+) A Touch of Grey Loomis Palmer Fund FOUNDERS CIRCLE Frank ($25,000+) Atlantic Broadband Anonymous CARES ACTof Grey Anonymous A Touch Frank Loomis Palmer Fund Chelsea Groton Foundation The Vinik Chester Kitchings Family Atlantic Broadband Martin Planning for the ArtsFoundation CityDepartment of New London Edward and Mary LordFoundation Foundation of Economic and Community Development TheThe Chester Kitchings Family Department of Economic and Community Development SBA – Shuttered Venue Program Dominion Energy Comcast Financial Agency Weddings TheState For Good Fund of Connecticut

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Special Events GOLD CIRCLE ($10,000-$24,999) Commercial Work GOLD CIRCLE ($10,000 $24,999) Dominion- Energy

Betty & Bruce Cole Blu-Prints Unlimited, Betty & Bruce Cole Inc. Bodenwein Public Benevolent Foundation Bodenwein Public Benevolent Foundation The Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut The Community Mildred E. Devine Foundation of Eastern Connecticut

Jewett Bank TheCity DaySavings Publishing Group Olde Mistick Village Wanda E. Tillman and Van M. Brown The Barbara Stowell Trust Martin Vinik Planning for the Arts

GARDIANANGEL ANGEL ($2,500-$9,999) GARDIAN ($2,500 - $9,999) Neal and Jane Lassen Bobruff Philip & Kristen Michalowski Liberty Bank Michalowski Bob’sOak Discount Charter CreditFurniture Union Charitable Foundation Inc. Peter & Hadley Philip W and Mary Catherine Fosnot CT Arts Endowment Philip Michalowski Jr. Ellen Michalowski PhilipDavila Michalowski Conway, Londregan, Robert and Mrs.Jr.Carmen Nigaglioni Conway LondreganSheehan, Sheehan&&Monaco, Monaco P.C. P.C. Robert andRoberta Mrs. Carmen Nigaglioni KimDaneen Curtin and Greg Roth RADM JohnDavila B. and S. Padgett, III Deviant People’s UnitedVillage Bank Olde Mistick DanielDonuts Meiser Jon and Hilary Hendel Jo-Ann Michael Secorand Auto GroupP Price Oyster Club, Engine Room, Grass & Bone Susan Hendricks Daneen and Greg Roth Jeanne and Steve Sigel James and Penelope Sherrard The Kraft Family Foundation, Inc. Secor Auto Group The Anderson-Paffard Foundation Inc. Jensen Communities Lamb Family Fund James Sherrard The Shops At Mohegan Sun Mac and Liberty BankPat Turner Jeanne and Steve Sigel YaleCommunity New Haven Services Health Ellen Maw Sound Thomas & Nancy McLoughlin ANGEL ($1,000Barbara Timken - $2,499) In Memory of Carol Jane Shasha Mac and Pat Turner Anonymous E. Jones Foundation Inc. Philip W and Mary Ellen Michalowski TheRosetta Anderson-Paffard Carol L. Curland Mariani Reck Lane, LLCSun In honor of: The Shops At Mohegan Paul & Denise Michalowski Charter Oak Federal Credit Union Martha “Tita” and Walt Williams

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Anthonyand Cronin Czarnecki Stephen Laurel Lyle Mr.Keith & Mrs. Peter P. Michalowski FREEIn PARKING LATE ARRIVALS Charles and Romana Primus K. E. Curtin honor of Marilyn Erwin In honor of Phil and Mary Ellen Michalowski On street parking after 5pmJ.and If you arrive late for a performance, you Christine S. and William Gradyon weekends Linda and MacCluggage and Reid MacCluggage Tom and PamReid Moriarty (pleaseLinda notice No Parking Signs) and behind willBetty beA seated Linda Mariani and David Neusner Fund Pinson Deborah A. Cluff Linda Wood at the discretion of the Superior Court Building - located off Cottage management. fellowP. patrons Megan Bob and Lise Reardon DonaldMcGuire and Joanne Gibson Marguerite R.Your and James Flood appreciate Street.Lenore your cooperation.

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