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Mattson gives John Mayer some respect - Vimarsana News

Mattson gives John Mayer some respect

Greg Mattson, who performs by the singular Mattson, recognizes that singer-songwriter John Mayer doesn't always get a lot of respect. But, Mattson said the short shrift Mayer sometimes gets from certain circles is not deserved. Mattson brings his John Mayer tribute, "Someday I'll Fly," to the

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Naomi Otterness - Vimarsana News

Naomi Otterness

Naomi was born October 28, 1941 to George and Saima Wastila in Superior, Wisconsin. She passed away November 8, 2023 from cancer. Her family moved to Brooklyn where she saw Jackie Robinson play for the Dodgers and when she was 10, they moved back to Superior. She was a Wisconsin Scholar at the University of Wisconsin majoring in chemistry education. She went to graduate school in chemistry at USC doing research on organo-phosphorus compounds. It was there she met her husband, Ivan Otterness.

Music Industry Insights: Live Looping Demonstration - Vimarsana News

Music Industry Insights: Live Looping Demonstration

A live looping demonstration and Q&A with Greg Mattson in this second installment of the Music Industry Insight Series hosted by the Nantucket Community Music Center, Brotherhood of Thieves and …

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New Milford community: Beethoven program, Washington plant sale - Vimarsana News

New Milford community: Beethoven program, Washington plant sale

There are many upcoming events and performances in the Greater New Milford area over the coming weeks.

Feds to fund Arkansas River deepening work, project to control flooding and erosion - Vimarsana News

Feds to fund Arkansas River deepening work, project to control flooding and erosion

The federal Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA) has put the first significant funding into a decades-long effort to deepen the Arkansas River navigation channel to 12-feet.