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And now for something completely different; Serious professionals as you’ve NEVER seen them

February 17, 2017

And now for something completely different; Serious professionals as you’ve NEVER seen them
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By Anonymous

PHILIPSBURG

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Behind the Beyond

Dr. Carla van Dam

Behind the Beyond

Civil Law Notary, Meredith Boekhoudt

Eveline Henriquez-Dijkhoffz

St. Dominic High School student Sjoerd Scott,

Charlotte Brookson Academy of the Performance Arts student Ray-Angel Simon

St. Maarten Academy student Zack Phipps.

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Nascha Kagie

Werner Van de Zilver.

Silvia and Jed Carty

Performances begin at 8:00pm sharp. For reservations:

NIASXM@gmail.com

 

https://721news.com/local-news/now-something-completely-different-serious-professionals-youve-never-seen/

Source: https://721news.com/local-news/now-something-completely-different-serious-professionals-youve-never-seen/

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Headlines

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