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  • 2 weeks ago | europe.stripes.com | Rachel Smith |Kat Nickola

    “Mean Girls Jr.” at Bavaria Performing Arts () When homeschooler Cady Herron (Emmalyn Taylor) starts at a public school for the first time in her life, she discovers the most popular girls and paves her way to become one of them. This fun, fast-paced musical at Bavaria Performing Arts is directed by Rachel Harper and features an all-youth cast tackling the bullies of today.

  • Nov 5, 2024 | amsterdamnews.com | Rachel Smith |Jonathan Custodio |Gwynne Hogan

    Headed into Election Day, a near record number of New Yorkers have already voted early. According to the city Board of Elections’ unofficial tally, 1,089,328 voters cast ballots in the early voting period, which ran from Oct. 26 through Nov. 3. That’s just shy of the 1.1 million early voters that turned out in 2020, the first presidential election in which early voting was allowed in New York.

  • Nov 1, 2024 | europe.stripes.com | Rachel Smith |Kat Nickola

    “First Date” at Bavaria Performing Arts, Grafenwöhr (Sgt. Austin Robertson) The trials of modern dating are displayed in all of their messy glory in the Bavaria Performing Arts performance of “First Date.” This romantic comedy brings together an unlikely couple on a blind date, complete with their entourage of inner critics.

  • Aug 8, 2024 | qchron.com | Melanie Marich |Rachel Smith

    This article was originally published on August 5 at 4:59 a.m. EDT by THE CITYOwning a home in this city is a serious achievement and a valuable asset often built up over years. But losing control of it can happen in a New York minute. Over the last few years, THE CITY has reported extensively on cases of deed theft and scams — unscrupulous moves where people use fraud, forgery and other unlawful methods to take possession of a home, often without the true owner even knowing.

  • Aug 7, 2024 | qchron.com | Melanie Marich |Rachel Smith

    This article was originally published on August 5 at 4:59 a.m. EDT by THE CITYOwning a home in this city is a serious achievement and a valuable asset often built up over years. But losing control of it can happen in a New York minute. Over the last few years, THE CITY has reported extensively on cases of deed theft and scams — unscrupulous moves where people use fraud, forgery and other unlawful methods to take possession of a home, often without the true owner even knowing.

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