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Jeanne Lesinski
S.Y.S. Fest organizer Tony Lagalo puts out a call to area artists to be part of the Artists' Village this Saturday on Ojibway Island, in Saginaw.
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Gina Myers
Twenty-one year old Flint native Randall Pointer discusses Identical Variant, his hip-hop inspired clothing line.
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Julie & Janelle Lake
The Bay County Youth Advisory Committee (YAC) recently teamed up with the Bay Arts Council to bring YAC Rocks, a fun-filled musical event, to Bay City's Wenona Park, where three local bands took the stage.
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Dion Mindykowski
Blow up the balloons, bake a cake, and light the candles because poet Andrew Christ is celebrating a birthday on Thursday, August 13. He will also be celebrating one on September 17 and every month following. None of these dates is actually Christ’s birthday, but instead they are part of the "Birthdays of Poets" series organized by Christ and the River Junction Poets.
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Gina Myers
This Thursday, August 13th, a new exhibit of art by local and Detroit artists is opening at the Court Street Gallery in Old Town Saginaw.
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Joseph L. Lewis
Joseph L. Lewis reviews Caleb Knutson's production of Tracy Letts's play Bug at SVSU. This disturbing black comedy about love, sanity, madness, and paranoia challenges directors and actors (and audiences) with its intensity.
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Gina Myers
The third annual Riverside Saginaw Film Festival kicks off Thursday, August 20th, and runs through Sunday, August 23rd. Designed to “celebrate, explore, and screen great movies,” the festival will feature independent films, panels, and discussions.
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Craig Windt
As he prepares to return to Bay City, high school social studies teacher Craig Windt reflects on his experiences as a student in China.
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Jeanne Lesinski
Begun in 2004, the Bay City Gallery Walk, held the first Thursday of each month from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m., continues to delight art and music lovers with a variety of events. Watch for the red balloons that signal participating shops.
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Gina Myers
Published as part of Binge Press’s Bite Marks Series, a series that spotlights violence against women, Chey Davis's chapbook titled Collection opens with an introduction from the author, which begins: "This book is about words. Words used for naming, for laying blame, for reclaiming life and dismembered limbs."