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Seventeen Voyces final concert “Motets and Madrigals”

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Seventeen Voyces final concert “Motets and Madrigals”

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More articles from this publication:

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Fall registration opens for Glebe Cooperative Nursery School

Calling all people of Welsh descent

A young Ukrainian family settles in Ottawa

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Autism Spectrum Disorder: myths and facts

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Glebe Report April 2023