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IAN HUTCHISON plays swing music for swing dancers. He is a bass player, bandleader, swing dancer, swing DJ, and educator based in New York City. He has played with a literal whos who in the swing dance world including Naomi Uyama, Jonathan Stout, Gordon Webster, Eyal Vilner, and Glenn Crytzer. Ian is currently a member of the hit touring lindy hop theater show SW!NG OUT. Check out the music video for Blues-ette on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYlnp4mh5P4 --- Ella Fitzgerald, the F...

It was their son Jonathan’s death in a drowning incident that prompted Attleboro residents William E. Stout Jr. and Tiana M. Stout, bishop and pastor, respectively, at Living Word of

Jonathan Stout tourney is Aug. 5

As spring gets ready to segue into summer, the outdoor music scene is beginning to heat up. And in the Valley, there’s no bigger outdoor music event than the Green River Festival, set to take place June 23 through 25.Now in its 36th season, Green...

Noah Hocker is a professional trumpeter born into a musical family in Portland, USA. Studied under the famous American jazz musician trumpeter Terrell Stafford. After graduating from graduate school, he moved to New York. Jazz bands that have been regularly touring the world with long-term collaborations include Gordon Webster, Michael Gamble with his rhythmic serenade, Jonathan Stout and the Hot Sardines jazz ensemble.

The No. 6-seeded Michigan State men's soccer team will take on No. 3-seeded and No. 18-ranked Ohio State in the quarterfinals of the Big Ten Soccer Tournament on

Michigan State men's soccer concludes the regular season hosting Northwestern on Senior Day on Sunday, Oct. 30 at DeMartin Stadium. Kickoff time is set for 1 p.m.

Michigan State men's soccer concludes the regular season hosting Northwestern on Senior Day on Sunday, Oct. 30 at DeMartin Stadium. Kickoff time is set for 1 p.m.

Guest View: Patriotism has no religion Don Gall, Jonathan Stout and Jonathan Tomlanovich According to the Pew Research Center, roughly 32% of Americans believe that “it is very important to be Christian in order to be considered truly American.”    That view led a pastor at Sen. Rick Santorum’s, R-Pa., campaign rally in 2012 to shout that all non-Christians in America should “Get out!” because “America was founded as a Christian nation.”    It is a view associated wit...