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Build Smart 2Gether: Visual Performing Arts School - Vimarsana News

Build Smart 2Gether: Visual Performing Arts School

The New Visual and Preforming Arts School is taking center stage.

Deputy superintendent with Guilford County Schools sees better future for children as a result of building projects - Vimarsana News

Deputy superintendent with Guilford County Schools sees better future for children as a result of building projects

GUILFORD COUNTY, N.C. (WGHP) — It’s a part of a building that’s dear to his heart. Dr. Julius Monk grew up in a small town in southeastern North Carolina. Specifically, Warsaw, population 2,733 in Duplin County. You’ve probably driven by the exit for it along Interstate 40 the last time you drove to Wilmington. “My […]

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Tom Jones, half of record-setting 'Fantasticks' team, dies at 95 - Vimarsana News

Tom Jones, half of record-setting 'Fantasticks' team, dies at 95

Tom Jones, who wrote the book and lyrics for a modest musical called “The Fantasticks” that opened in 1960 in New York’s Greenwich Vill

Tom Jones Dies: Wrote Book And Lyrics For Long-Running 'The Fantasticks', Was 95 – Deadline - Vimarsana News

Tom Jones Dies: Wrote Book And Lyrics For Long-Running 'The Fantasticks', Was 95 – Deadline

The man who wrote the book and lyrics for "The Fantasticks," Tom Jones has died at 95.

Tom Jones, half of record-setting 'Fantasticks' team, dies at 95 - Vimarsana News

Tom Jones, half of record-setting 'Fantasticks' team, dies at 95

Tom Jones, who wrote the book and lyrics for a modest musical called “The Fantasticks” that opened in 1960 in New York’s Greenwich Village neighborhood and ran for an astonishing 42 years, propelled in part by its wistful opening song, “Try to Remember,” died Friday at his home in Sharon, Connecticut. He was 95.