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Akron gallery looking for local artists with 'fresh' ideas
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Akron gallery looking for local artists with 'fresh' ideas Summit Artspace Gallery is once again challenging area artists to flex their creative muscles in its annual juried exhibition called Fresh Art, which will be April 30 through June 5. Summa...
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Visual storytelling featured at exhibit
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Visual storytelling featured at exhibit From March 13 through April 17, Summit Artspace Gallery will present Narratives, an exhibition of paintings with elements of storytelling, featuring three local artists of varying ages and styles. Featured...
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Moliere's comic 'Doctor' in Stow Players' house
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Moliere's comic 'Doctor' in Stow Players' house Stow Players will wrap up its season March 12 through 27 with Moliere's "The Doctor In Spite of Himself." Playing doctor takes on a whole new meaning in this scathing look at the medical profession....
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Chagrin arts series features New York-based trio Project
about 17 hours ago
Chagrin arts series features New York-based trio Project Project, the New York City-based trio of Cleveland Institute of Music graduates, will perform a special concert on the Chagrin Arts 2010 Winter Series. The concert is March 14 at 4 p.m. at the...
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Irving Berlin lauded in musical 'I Love a Piano'
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Irving Berlin lauded in musical 'I Love a Piano' Actors' Summit, Hudson's professional theater, will next stage "I Love a Piano," a new musical featuring 62 songs by Irving Berlin. The show was conceived and written by Ray Roderick and Michael...
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'Midwest Midnight' still resonates with fans
about 17 hours ago
'Midwest Midnight' still resonates with fans by Mike Lesko Stow Sentry Associate Editor When Michael Stanley and the Resonators perform, spectators are guaranteed to hear one of Stanley's oldest -- and one of his most popular -- songs, "Midwest Midnight."...
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'The Rythym of Ireland' to benefit dance troupe
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'The Rythym of Ireland' to benefit dance troupe The O'Hare Irish Dance Booster Club will present "The Rhythm of Ireland" -- An Evening of Irish Music and Dance, on March 12. This event will feature the O'Hare Irish Dancers, the Summit Choral Society's...
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Chorus present 'That Old Gang of Mine'
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Chorus present 'That Old Gang of Mine' The Akron Chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society -- also known as the Akron Derbytown Chorus -- is hosting its 63rd annual show, "That Old Gang of Mine," on March 19 and 20. Both shows begin at 7:30 p.m. The...
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Symphony offers taste of Russia
March 4, 2010
Symphony offers taste of Russia The Russians are coming -- to the Stow Presbyterian Church, 4150 Fishcreek Road (just north of Graham Road) in Stow. The Stow Symphony Orchestra will perform March 6 at 7:30 p.m. Music Director Darrell Lee Music will lead...
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After eight years, Point of No Return still delivering laughs
March 4, 2010
After eight years, Point of No Return still delivering laughs by April Helms Special Products Editor The Point of No Return Improv's Feb. 20 show was probably one of the more difficult shows for me to take pictures and video for. You see, a steady hand...
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Ten films vie for this year's best picture in the Academy Awards
March 4, 2010
Ten films vie for this year's best picture in the Academy Awards by Scott Shriner RPC Associate Editor Let the "Supersize Oscars" begin! It will be no ordinary Academy Award ceremony March 7. The decision to nominate 10 films -- instead of the usual five...
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Akron Civic hosts a 'Festival of Nations'
March 4, 2010
Akron Civic hosts a 'Festival of Nations' The Akron Civic Theatre, in partnership with Akron International Friendship, will present Festival of Nations 2010 on March 6. Interactive programming and an international food and art festival begin at 6:30...
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Fancy dancing
at library
March 4, 2010
Fancy dancing at library by April Helms Special Products Editor About a dozen children, most of them girls and many of them donning pink tutus and other fancy finery, flocked to the Stow-Munroe Falls Library Feb. 13 to meet Fancy Nancy, from the...
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ANTIC brings fairytale 'Beauty and the Beast' to stage
March 4, 2010
ANTIC brings fairytale 'Beauty and the Beast' to stage Actors-N-Theatre in Cuyahoga Falls presents "Beauty and the Beast," which opens March 5 and runs through March 14. "Beauty and the Beast" is a story of selfishness, loss and love, and narrated by...
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Spotlight on: The Know Nothings
February 25, 2010
Spotlight on: The Know Nothings Age: Guitar David Coffield 23; lead vocals Kyle Buckley 23; drums Eric Hartzell 24; and bass Mark Chesnes 21 Hometown: We all live in Stow Day Job: David, cook; Kyle, works at a toy store Off the Wagon; Eric cleans...
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'Last Train to Nibroc' a sweet, enjoyable ride
February 25, 2010
'Last Train to Nibroc' a sweet, enjoyable ride by April Helms Special Products Editor The road to love is never smooth. But as seen in the charming story in "Last Train to Nibroc," on the Actors' Summit stage this month, it is worth it. In the play, a...
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Hower House displays myriad of nonverbal cues in Victorian era
February 25, 2010
Hower House displays myriad of nonverbal cues in Victorian era by April Helms Special Products Editor Bouquets of flowers are a popular gift for Valentine's Day, and many enjoy the sweet smell of freshly cut blooms. But during the Victorian era, that...
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2010 auto show looks to the future
February 25, 2010
2010 auto show looks to the future The Cleveland Auto Show, presented by AutoTrader.com, will drive into town at the I-X Center Feb. 27 through March 7. The theme of this year's Show is "Driving You to a Better Tomorrow." Greater Clevelanders and...
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'Witness' an engaging show
February 18, 2010
'Witness' an engaging show by April Helms Special Products Editor Another entertaining Agatha Christie whodunit has come to the Coach House Theatre stage. "Witness for the Prosecution," which opened Feb. 4, involves Leonard Vole (played by Jeremy...
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'Two by Two'
arkload of fun
February 18, 2010
'Two by Two' arkload of fun by Marsha McKenna Senior Editor Even though God told Noah that everyone must go two by two, you can ignore that edict if it means you make the trip by yourself or with a group to see the Stow Players' latest production. "Two...
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