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Many came out to enjoy wine, tapas and live music at The Creek House on Saturday. With two wine bars, both upper and lower decks were filled. Multiple wines and tapas were served throughout the event. Photo by Jenny Kirchner






Organizers for “Beyond Bystander” expected a modest turnout for the symposium seeking to challenge and eliminate gender-based violence. But more than 50 people crowded into the Rainbow Inn venue on Tuesday, Dec. 1, to listen to presentations as part of a worldwide initiative. Organized by the Mountain Communities Alliance Against Gender-based Violence, the local panel…
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