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The Kern River has long been a dry riverbed in downtown Bakersfield. A group of residents is pushing to bring back a flowing river.

Local folk musician Nicholas Edward Williams unveils his sophomore release Folk Songs For Old Times’ Sake, encompassing 14-tracks of rearranged traditional folk ballads, early country, piedmont blues ...

[center] [img]https://i.imgur.com/SYMc39p.jpg[/img] [b]Total tracks[/b]: 25 | [b]Size[/b]: 179.78 MB | [b]Formats[/b]: mp3 [/center][center][quote] [b]Album[/b]: Folksongs Around the World (All Tracks Remastered) [b]Artist[/b]: VA [b]Genre[/b]: Pop [b]Date[/b]: 2021-09-14 [/quote] [b]Tracklist:[/...

4. Sarasota Jungle Gardens debuts Giant Snake exhibit A local landmark dating back to 1939, Sarasota Jungle Gardens has opened a new, permanent exhibit featuring some of the largest snakes in the world in a cave-like structure with glass enclosures and natural elements. Snakes featured in the Giant Snake exhibit include the Green Anaconda, which is "the largest snake in the world reaching weights up to 500 (pounds)," according to Sarasota Jungle Gardens. "They have been known to eat adult white-tailed deer, jaguars, caimans and possibly even humans." Jungle Gardens’ Green Ana...

Willamette Week The need for strong, independent local journalism is more urgent than ever. Please support the city we love by joining Friends of Willamette Week. What to Listen to This Week Power-pop historian Mo Troper kicks off his full-album “Revolver” cover with a reverent version of “Rain.” Fans of the song are probably wondering: Did he nail the drum fill? SOMETHING OLD Mississippi John Hurt is the warmest and most conversational of the great early blues singers, and might've come across as a pretty chill guy if not for the eye-for-an-eye school of justice he advocates on...