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The Them Guys duo will perform shows during Starry, Starry Night on New Year’s Eve at The Mission Covenant Church, 53 Pleasant St., Orange, at 7 and 9 p.m. Them Guys consists of Timothy Britt and Carolyn Salls. They're not afraid to let loose vocally. This powerhouse duo does songs from every genre and isn't afraid to sing requests on the spot. Common ground is found in classic rock and oldies. They have also played in other local bands.

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Them Guys duo to play at Starry, Starry Night

by Staff Report December 27, 2018

Calendar, Entertainment, Uncategorized

Calendar: Dec 27-29

by Staff Report December 26, 2018

TIMES PAST

Youngsters line up at the York Theater in downtown Athol for a free movie, “Me and the Colonel,” starring Danny Kaye and Nicole Maurey. The free showing, on October 25, 1957, was put on by Quintin J. Cristy, of the Chemical Products Corp. of Shrewsbury.

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TIMES PAST: York Theater October 25, 1957

by Staff Report December 18, 2018

John Currie

Royalston’s 17th Open Mic Nights season begins

by Staff Report December 13, 2018

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Midnight Madness in Athol, Orange Dec. 8

by Staff Report December 4, 2018

Kim Novak in a scene from “Vertigo.” On Sunday, as part of the TCM Big Screen Classics series, “Vertigo” will be back in theaters with an encore on March 21.

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60 years later, Kim Novak reflects on ‘Vertigo’

by Jake Coyle Associated PressMarch 16, 2018

Alicia Vikander in a scene from “Tomb Raider.” It took weeks of training and plates full of protein to turn former ballerina Alicia Vikander into action star Lara Croft.

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Being Lara Croft takes a ton of training

by Sandy Cohen Associated PressMarch 16, 2018

Rachel McAdams, left, and Jason Bateman in a scene from “Game Night.”

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Bateman, McAdams anchor lively and fun ‘Game Night’

by Lindsey Bahr Associated PressFebruary 22, 2018

Mari Copeny, third from left, watches a free screening of the film “Black Panther” with more than 150 children, after she raised $16,000 to provide free tickets in an entire theater in Flint Township, Michigan, on Monday. As “Black Panther” debuts in theaters across the United States, educators, philanthropist, celebrities and business owners are pulling together their resources to bring children of color to see the film that features a black superhero in a fictional, un-colonized African nation.

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Stars, educators lead effort for kids to see ‘Black Panther’

by Russell Contreras Associated Press, and Corey Williams Associated PressFebruary 22, 2018

Green River Festival veterans Josh Ritter and his Royal City band are set to return to the stage at Greenfield Community College in July.

Sounds Local: Josh Ritter, Michael Franti top early peek at Green River Festival lineup

by Sheryl Hunter For The RecorderFebruary 15, 2018