Harvey Schmidt, 88. The composer of “The Fantasticks,” which made its debut when Dwight D. Eisenhower was still president and became the longest running musical in history. Feb. 28.

Growth trends of purchases from online retailers show no signs of waning, so the future of fabricating and erecting stairs and railings for Nashville Fabrication looks bright.

Sunday, March 17 12pm – 3:30pm Mansion on Delaware Avenue 414 Delaware Avenue Limited Tickets available $100/person ($125 after March 8)

To keep the subsidies flowing and the public quiescent, green promoters have peddled the delusion that the intermittency of solar and wind power can be solved with big batteries. Now, Elon Musk developed the first grid-sized battery he sold to Australia, unofficially reported for $100 million US. This battery could maintain the Lethbridge grid for 5-8 minutes. If we do the math, we will find that Lethbridge needs to invest $288 billion now and $28.8 billion annually (replacement) for a 10-day battery storage. Without reliable and economic energy storage, renewable technologies simply are not suitable for the Alberta grid, its latitude and climate. Why we keep subsidizing them?

Susan Anspach, 75. Leading lady of the ‘70s who appeared in such films as “Play It Again, Sam” and “The Big Fix.” April 2.

My surname is Wang, and my given name is Yulan. I am from Xiamen, aged seventeen, from a poor family. . . [While] I was gathering clams at the seashore, brigands from the Zhu-Mao soldiers [i.e., Zhu De and Mao Zedong; in other words, soldiers of the People’s Liberation Army] surrounded me, [intending to] shame me. . . [I] tried every measure to resist. But the bandits’ bestial conduct was impossible to predict. . . [They stripped] me naked and threw me into the sea.

Another thought-provoking investigation challenging institutionalised orthodoxy. While plastics are ubiquitous in our lives we can only make informed choices if we are informed in the first place – go girl!!

The newest album by The Town Pants, “Something to Say” is now available for listening on all your favorite digital platforms! Featuring 9 all original songs written by The Town Pants and featuring a host of amazing guest musicians it promises to be a fan favorite. The Town Pants started 20 years ago playing small pubs which lead to performing at music venues in over 500 cities in 15 countries and eventually to headlining Celtic, Roots and World Music festivals internationally. Three thousand shows later their own brand of Celtic roots-rock spans seven albums so far and is backed up with a legendary live show that has garnered them fans from Hawaii to Norway. The Vancouver BC based band combines aspects of Irish traditional, folk, rock and roots Americana, fusing their signature dual lead vocals from brothers Duane and Dave Keogh to create a unique form of high energy “West Coast Celtic” that remains in the heart and head long after the music stops. There are many Celtic folk-rock bands out there, but rarely does a band have this combination of passion, energy and spirit in performance coupled with some of the most imaginative songwriting you’ll find in the genre. www.thetownpants.com

March is “Let’s Be Creative!” month! March 6 – Music: Let’s Play Instruments March 13 – Art: Create With Paint March 20 – Drama: “5 Little Monkeys” Explore Even

28mar(mar 28)8:00 pm20apr(apr 20)10:00 pmFeaturedPARADEMusical with book by Alfred Uhry and music by Jason Robert Brown8:00 pm – (april 20) 10:00 pm American Repertory Theater of WNY

If you think backpacking is hard enough already, consider the Big Agnes PumpHouse Ultra ($35, 3 oz), which doubles as a stuffsack.

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