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• ↓ An Exclusive Interview with Todd Rundgren’ • Rock Legend Brings "Damned If I Do’ Tour to Temple Theatre August 18th
• ↓ Pit & Balcony Fundraising Campaign Underway in Aftermath of Tragic Fire
• ↓ Music, Memory & Miracles • The Long & Winding Road of Singer Songwriter Billie Dalton
• ↓ THE GRAND ILLUSION • Exposing Saginaw’s Tax Cap Repeal - The Devastating Truth Behind Proposal 1
• ↓ 24th Annual FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE Concert Series Shines the Spotlight on Homegrown Talent
• ↓ Postcards from Elsewhere • The Festive Incan Blood Sport known as TAKANAKUY
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"Stay tuned this fall as glossy professional postcards flood your mailbox with messages urging you to accept that Saginaw’s 45-year-old property tax dollar cap is obsolete and should be repealed by a yes vote on Proposal One. This taxpayer-funded media blitz will blanket our social media feeds, airwaves, yards, and community bulletin boards to try to persuade taxpayers to vote against their own interests and raise taxes on themselves."

"As Pit & Balcony gears up to present the first September production in their 95th season of top-notch community theatre to the Great Lakes Bay region, the trauma of real life tragedy is converging with artistic integrity and the compassion of community resolve as the organization is busily rising like a Phoenix from the ashes in the wake of a catastrophic fire that literally destroyed the adjacent structure containing decades worth of costumes, props, and historic memorabilia of this treasured community resource."

"You don’t need to know the meaning of the word izakaya to experience it. Bay City restaurateur Roy Pfund makes it a natural feeling for anyone who passes through his doors."

"Editor’s Note: Prior to going to press with this piece the Michigan Supreme Court vacated approval of the Line 5 oil tunnel, finding the tunnel has no state siting approval required under federal law, and holding before any state agency can waive a project like this through it must weigh the public trust doctrine and the environmental impacts of the pipeline. The hard truth, however, is that the old pipes on this 73-year-old pipeline are still in the water, operating since 1953. Now it is time for Gov. Whitmer to finish the job. Every day it keeps running is another day of risk."

Key Topics & Focus Areas for review-mag.com:

An Exclusive Interview with Todd Rundgren’ • Rock Legend Brings "Damned If I Do’ Tour to Temple Theatre August 18th

Pit & Balcony Fundraising Campaign Underway in Aftermath of Tragic Fire

Music, Memory & Miracles • The Long & Winding Road of Singer Songwriter Billie Dalton

THE GRAND ILLUSION • Exposing Saginaw’s Tax Cap Repeal - The Devastating Truth Behind Proposal 1

24th Annual FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE Concert Series Shines the Spotlight on Homegrown Talent

Postcards from Elsewhere • The Festive Incan Blood Sport known as TAKANAKUY