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Lifestyle
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Published
06/05/11
School has finished for us. I always feel a little nostalgic at the end of the year - feeling torn between straining at the leash to get to the end because of the perception that the schedule will be a little more relaxed versus the guilt over what material was important, not covered, or ignored. 
Ardythe Jolliff "Glorious Fourth" Watercolor at Benfield Gallery. A sampling of art on display at area galleries.
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The change in schedule at least offers a diversion and all of the arts venues in town are shifting gears on subject matter - ones that appeal to the senses in a different way - generally excluding snow scenes or ships on ice. One exhibition in particular caught my attention and that is the group of women artists featured at the...
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