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    All Changed, Changed Utterly

    May 08, 2020 2 minutes
    MAC RANDALL

    Right now I’m thinking that my last editor’s note was too optimistic.

    “We are printing our annual Festival Guide in this issue as we do every May,” I wrote, “knowing that much of it may become inaccurate, but also confident that much all gather again, socially distanced no longer …”

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