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Kara Noble, Martin Kluger, and Mark Auerbach Join The Springfield Chamber Players to Perform JOHNNY APPLESEED - Vimarsana News

Kara Noble, Martin Kluger, and Mark Auerbach Join The Springfield Chamber Players to Perform JOHNNY APPLESEED

Kara Noble, Springfield Symphony Orchestra timpanist Martin Kluger; and Westfield Community Programming ArtsBeat host Mark Auerbach will narrate in the upcoming Springfield Chamber Players performance of Clifton J. Noble, Jr. 's folk cantata Johnny Appleseed.

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Ridgewood estate selling for $2.4M was built for textile mill heirs - Vimarsana News

Ridgewood estate selling for $2.4M was built for textile mill heirs

The Hird Estate in Ridgewood is a throwback to when textile mills dominated North Jersey. The estate is now for sale for $2.4 million.

Afflicted Broadcaster Raising Awareness of Need for Organ Donors - Vimarsana News

Afflicted Broadcaster Raising Awareness of Need for Organ Donors

Western Massachusetts broadcaster and public relations pro Mark Auerbach (pictured) has revealed his dramatic battle with stage 5 kidney disease in an effort to raise awareness of the need for organ donors and hopefully find a donor for his own situation. Auerbach hosts “ArtsBeat,” “On The Mark,” and “Athenaeum Spotlight,” on WCPC-TV 15 and WSKB, Westfield, MA. He’s…

A rabbi who went down with his torpedoed warship in 1943 will not forgotten - Vimarsana News

A rabbi who went down with his torpedoed warship in 1943 will not forgotten

(JTA) - Mark Auerbach was not yet 5 years old when he noticed an unusual stamp in his father's dresser. The well-worn three-cent stamp featured a