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Seattle's Watershed Opera presents modernized, family-friendly arias
New York transplant Watershed Opera scores high in the looks and originality departments, but might benefit from a little enunciation practice. Where's Henry Higgins when you need him?
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Sequim mastodon creates mystery about the first humans here
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