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KGO ABC7 July 4, 2024 - Vimarsana News

KGO ABC7 July 4, 2024

Of our forecast with drew. Yeah. So we do have a chance to eat rainbows today. We have a couple of isolated showers this morning and then into the evening. So heres a live look outside. It is dry from sutro tower but live doppler seven. We do have a front moving through the south bay this morning. So areas like san jose, milpitas right now we are seeing just a line of some light showers working through your neighborhood right now. Pretty light in nature and these will last for about the next 30 to 45 minutes as this front passes through for most of us, were dealing with mostly cloudy skies, a ...

Franklin Regional Theatre Guild recognizes emotional weight of 'West Side Story' - Vimarsana News

Franklin Regional Theatre Guild recognizes emotional weight of 'West Side Story'

Last year, Franklin Regional student actors playing the leather-jacketed T-Birds in “Grease” called themselves a gang. But it’s quite a leap from the goofy high-school antics of “Grease” to the actual gang violence of this year’s musical, “West Side Story,” which opens March 7. “‘Grease’ is a fun, dumb show,”

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Franklin Regional students channel 1950s with spring musical, 'Grease' - Vimarsana News

Franklin Regional students channel 1950s with spring musical, 'Grease'

Last year in the Franklin Regional Theatre Guild’s production of “The Little Mermaid,” students had the challenge of playing princes, mythical creatures or anthropomorphized fish. This year, director Mark Wolfgang said there’s an even bigger challenge — playing a slightly different version of themselves, as the angst-filled high school students