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Washington Classical Review

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By Evan Tucker
| Washington Classical Review
Occasionally you go to a concert that restores your faith—not necessarily in a god, but in music, in people, and in art to ponder the unanswerable questions. Sunday’s concert by the Emmanuel Choir at Baltimore’s Emmanuel Episcopal Church was enough to restore one’s faith in choral repertoire.
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Washington Classical Review

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By Evan Tucker
| Washington Classical Review
An hour and a half of atonal vibraphone music is about as esoteric a niche as music gets, unless it’s an hour and a half of atonal vibraphone music without an intermission. In this case, the music was almost secondary to the event, the first concert of a five-day festival of vibraphone music by Stuart Saunders Smith, which opened Wednesday night at Linehan Hall. Saunders Smith, who passed away in 2024, was a longtime faculty member of University of Maryland, Baltimore County.
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Ocklawaha River restoration vital to preserving ‘Old Florida’s’ outdoor heritage | Opinion

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By Evan Tucker
| Florida Times-Union Verified
As a lifelong Jacksonville resident and passionate sportsman, I understand the deep connection between our waterways, local communities and economy. For more than 50 years, the Kirkpatrick Dam — a remnant of the halted Cross Florida Barge Canal — has undermined our local fishery. This has lead to the loss of submerged aquatic vegetation and restricted the flow of freshwater and nutrients vital to the hundred-mile-long St. Johns River estuary.
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