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A Little Noon Music

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Mezzo-soprano Kathleen Ruhleder performs “The Blessed Virgin’s Expostulation” by Henry Purcell at the concert series A little Noon Music at the First United Methodist Church today.
Nearly one hundred people attended the monthly concert. Rimrock Winds is scheduled to perform January 13 at the church.

Lack of banking plagues pot shops

A Carbondale marijuana store robbery in which armed, masked men handcuffed an employee ended well with the suspects’ arrests Monday, but points to the need for the industry to have access to banks, one of the store’s owners says.

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