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BURLINGTON — What The Folk? Music Series
presents: Northampton, MA-based Julie Loyd &
Vermont's own‘ Luke Eriksen will present a night
of contemporary, original Acompositionsas apart of
the What The Folk? Music Series at 135 Pean, A

V Thursday evening, May 5 atV8pm_. 135 Pearl is.

located at 135 Pearl Street in Burlington, VT and
admission is $6 at the door. For more Vinforrnation
call 802-863-2342 or visit: http:/fwww.greg'orydou’-
glass.comlfoIk.html.

ESSEX ~ Essex Community Players - Much Ado
About Nothing opens at Essex‘s Memorial Hallvcn
Thursday, May 5th and ,ru,ns,until.l\_Aay 15th. _
Performances are 7pm on Thursdays, 8pm on -
Fridays and Saturdays, and 2pm onlsundays.
'l‘lckets.are now on salein person at Memorial
Hall, over the phone at'878-9109, or on the web
at -www.essexplayers.com The price is $12 for ._
adults and $10Vfor kids and seniors. $8 ‘tickets’ —

and to groups of 6 or morefon Thursdays, For A

more information on QFOUD sales 9l<:aés%-coalaaA .  CV‘  A

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ABurlington‘s‘City H'ali‘Auditorium.» The award-win-A.

ning duo of Pat l-iumprhies and Sandy Opatow-AA 
(www.emmasrevol_ution.com) will perform power— A A

     

Vlfine Works on upper St. Paul St.‘ in Burlington "
@7pm. Enjoy a glass or two of wine before head-
ing out to a local restaurant for dinner. FMl"con-
tact Randy at 863-3669. "

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ful; passionate songsabout the lives of real peo-
ple ina benefit concert for Kunsi Keya*‘l‘amakooe‘
(www.kunsikeya.org). Opening this special night
will be.Aiyx Lyons andithe, Kitchen Sing .Sar_nb.a'.A 1
'l’lckets available $15 in advance at the Flynn Box
Office or th'e'Peace and Justice Center, $18 at A
the door. Forjmore information please call 802- A

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Monday 9

ARLlNGTON.- Alcoholics Anonymous ~ Gay,
Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Meeting. See .

  

 

Thursday 1 2
BURLINGTON‘ - RU12- Coming out and Being .

out support Group. 2nd and 4th Thursdays. ‘
6:30pm. Call RU12 FMI - 802.860.7812

ESSEX - Essex Community Players - MuchiAdo,
About Nothing. See Thursday 5th for more info.

      
 

   

effort. Pledge sheets are available
online at our website,
www.AlDSProjectSouthernVermon
t.org or call (802) 254-8263 or e-
mail mff@sover;net for more infor-
mation.

OITM Volunteers
Rock!

in the same breath that we
embrace Jackie Weinstock with
our congratulations on winning this
year’s Volunteer of the Year
award, we do also embrace each
of our dedicated volunteers with
whose help OITM succeeds in
reaching thousands upon thou-
sands of readers in Vermont and
across this nation.

Specifically, we thank our

volunteer route drivers: Fran

Moravcsik, Will Freeman, Danny,
Bennett Law, Tim, Keith Ribnick,
Oliver, Keith Goslant, Patrick,
Amy, Liz, Flick, Cheri, Linn, Daryl,
Cynthia, Kathy, Thom Fleury, Nat,
Lisa, and Rick Wold. We thank our
Webguru, Tania Kupczak; and
those wonderful folks who helped
us get the April paper in the mail:
Euan, Harry Russell, Kate M., Paul
Olsen, Greg Weaver and, of
course, Dan Brink. It should be
noted that our own Dan Brink and

V Bob Wolff were two of the seven

nominees for that Volunteer of the
Year award. Congratulations, Dan
and Bob. We think you’re great!
And, ofcourse, there are
all the volunteers whose writing,

photographs, and drawings fill the
pages! Plus the fabulous volun-
teers on the Board .of Directors!

Monday 2nd for more information. _ "'9"
A MONTPELIER - Survivors of incest Anonymous L.  1 3
—A Meetingseemonday 2nd for more information. A
V. j A . . ._ » , ESSEX - Essex Community Players - Much_Ado
WNQOSK‘ ' A.’"‘?"‘?a" Came" S°°‘°A’V ' l-°°k About Nothing. See Thursday 5th for more info.
7 Good  Feel Better Program .At Appearances In
Winooski. Sponsored by the American Cancer AA ._
Socie;ty,—=Cosmetic,AToiletryand Fragrance  1 4 . 
Assoc:iationA, and _National Cosmetology A . . F
‘ Association. Second Monday of each month. ESSEX '- Essex Community Players - Much Ado
Please register in advance by calling (802)655» , , About Nothing. See Thursday 5th for morellnfo.
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’ . - . NORTHERN VERMONT - VGSA - Wildflower
VERMONT ~ VGSA_- Salon Book Discussion Hike: VGSA member Rip Jackson will lead a
‘ _ Group Salon: Join VGSA members. in one of their wildflower hike somewhere near Burlington- per-
newest ventures- the Salon Book Discussion haps Camels Hump. People should bring water
Group. Light snacks and great conversation. FM! and lunch in a backpack so that they can eat
contact Ernie @802 893-3802. May location tbd. lunch at the summit. Rip knows a lot of wildfiow- A A A
‘  . 1  A ’ ‘ ers and will bring his guide book. it is wonderful ” l‘ A
N‘  ’ _ to be able to identify the flora in the forest and at
‘  ‘ that time of year. and the flowers should. be"oL’lt in
' . ' ’ ‘ the mid elevation! FMI contact Rip @ 802 558-
BENNINGTON - The Turning Point Club — 5399A ’ .
Aovensaters. See Tuesday 3rd for more info- ' . A ‘
A  BRATTLEBQRQ - Alos Project of Southern , Sunday 1 5
Vermont - Syringe Exchange. See. Tuesday 3rd .
for more lnf°rma!30n- , A V A ' BURLINGTON V VGSA - Volleyball. See Sunday
3 ll   " A A I ‘  1.’ ' A V A 1st for more information. A
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A. j H.  AA -A V.“  . A _ A » A A  . Sunday Service. See Sunday 1st for more infor-
  NH -«UV Rays Soccer. See 'mauo,,A ; . . A . . A  ,
* AWe.d ‘cl'aY 4th for more information. . . . A A jv A ,. A ‘ A
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_ . _ .NSBU_R‘(- Ye"U°'.“’CAR53‘- °"="'*f!'Vl" About Nothing‘;  Thursday 5th-for more’.infor- ,
Tesii_V Seewednesday 4th for more info. A A A‘ mation. _ .. - .. . . . V . s . A
    
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and doers to create ways to regeneration and a coach to com-
strengthen and support the GLBT munity-builders and leaders

community in Windham County . around the world. Over the past

Hey - why don't you join and beyond. There will be a fabu- fifteen years, Jeff has trained and
lous lunch, too! coached thousands of actlvlsts, (A,

the fun, become a-new volunteer
at MPM/OITM! We’|l thank you for
your effort right here!

Windham Conference
Just a reminder that the Unity
Project-funded Gay / Lesbian /
Bisexual / Transgender
Conference on GLBT community
activism and organizing in
Windham County is happening in
Brattleboro on Saturday, May 14.
The al|—day event is free to partici-
pants. The goal of the conference
is to inspireand energize current
and would—be community leaders

From the conference, we
will be recruiting three peop|e.to
go to the National Gay and
Lesbian Task Force's Creating
Change Conference, to be held in
Oakland, CA in November. The
grant covers the travel, hotel, food,
and conference fees of the people
selected to attend the conference.

We are excited to have
Jeff Bercuvitz facilitate the daylong
conference. Jeff is one of North
America’s leading experts on the
relationship between personal,
organizational and community

community builders and leaders, ‘

helping them discover creative,
inexpensive and enjoyable ways to
make their efforts more success-
ful, as well as more personally
rewarding and sustainable.

If you want to be a part
of this fun, energetic, and effective
day, please email VTGLBTConfer-
ence@yahoo.com or call Craig at
802-579-5056. Thanks! V