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  • Arts Student of the Week: Parker Jean Tatic

    Gene Hayworth|Dec 18, 2024

    Arts Student of the Week Parker Jean Tatic clearly recalls being inspired by the actress Florence Pugh the day she saw Pugh perform Amy in Greta Gerwig's version of "Little Women." "I thought it was really interesting," Tatic said, "how she was portraying Amy. Because in the original movie and the book Amy is a little girl, and even in the musical. But in her version, Pugh played both young Amy and adult Amy. And for some strange reason it stood out to me how she was portraying a younger child,...

  • NHS and SCHS bands team up as Ni-Creek-Wot for annual holiday parade

    Special to the Courier|Dec 18, 2024

    The "Pride of Niwot" Cougar Marching Band and Silver Creek High School Marching Band once again marched and performed together in the Longmont Lights Parade on Dec. 14 as the re-formed "Ni-Creek-Wot" combined marching band. Band members refer to this particular parade as their "crossover episode" as students from both schools make new friends, see old friends, and dress up in outrageous holiday lights with ugly sweaters. Together they performed "Feliz Navidad" down Main Street in Longmont....

  • NHS Art Show showcases local student artists

    Scott Barto|Dec 18, 2024

    The third annual Niwot High School Art Show began Dec. 6, with winners announced on Dec. 11, and an awards ceremony on Dec. 12. The NHS Art Show was sponsored by the Niwot High School Music, Performance, and Art division of the Niwot Boosters Club. The Art Show coincided with the winter concert series, featuring the NHS bands, choirs, orchestras, and the Mariachi Ensemble. This year, a separate Art Gala event on Dec. 9 was dedicated specifically to showcasing the NHS and feeder schools'...

  • Arts Student of the Week: Tula Baker

    Gene Hayworth|Dec 11, 2024

    When Tula Baker accepted the role as understudy for Princess Natalia Dragomiroff in Niwot High School's November 2024 production, "Murder on the Orient Express," she knew it would require her to perform with a Russian accent. An important character from the book by Agatha Christie, Dragomiroff is an elderly Russian aristocrat who fled to Europe from Russia with her husband. Baker's teacher, Amanda Foust, was impressed by the way Baker embraced the role. "Within weeks of being cast," Foust said,...

  • The St. Vrain Valley School District's approach to artificial intelligence

    Peggy B. Graham|Dec 11, 2024

    The second in a three-part series on artificial intelligence (AI) and local school systems. Recently, the National Education Policy Center (NEPC) at the University of Colorado referenced a March 5, 2024, policy brief titled "Time for a Pause: Without Effective Public Oversight, AI in Schools Will Do More Harm than Good." The policy brief states that as existing school-focused platforms and applications are updated to include artificial intelligence (AI), the immediate danger facing educators is...

  • School district stadium plans for Niwot High

    Bruce Warren|Dec 11, 2024

    St. Vrain Valley School District (SVVSD) superintendent Don Haddad and several staff members met with approximately 15 Niwot residents, primarily from the Morton Heights subdivision, to present the district's plans for completing a stadium for use by football, soccer, track and other activities at Niwot High School (NHS). The district added lights to the existing football field a few years ago, and also installed artificial turf to replace the sod field, with the goal of creating a full stadium...

  • Niwot High School students to attend ThesCon

    Camryn Bell|Dec 11, 2024

    A group of 50 Niwot High School students will be attending ThesCon from Dec. 12 to 14. ThesCon is a convention hosted by the Colorado State Thespians, held at the Colorado Convention Center in Denver. Niwot students have attended the event for multiple years, but as each year goes by it becomes increasingly more popular. ThesCon is a weekend of workshops, judged performance opportunities, and the chance for students from various schools to connect with one another over their shared love for all...

  • Niwot High School Senior Spotlight: Maria Arrece Garcia

    Camryn Bell|Dec 11, 2024

    The Left Hand Valley Courier is known for its coverage of athletes and arts students at Niwot High School (NHS). The Courier also honors an array of students who choose to pursue activities such as community service, robotics, academics, and topics that fall under the S.T.E.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) umbrella. Niwot High School senior Maria Arrece Garcia has been an integral part of the Niwot community throughout the past three-and-a-half years she has spent as an...

  • Niwot Elementary School's "alighted" spelling bee

    Eliana Reid and Gage Chavel|Dec 11, 2024

    Special to the Courier with reporting by Eliana Reid and Gage Chavel, NES fifth grade students. "Alighted" was the winning word as Henry Himmerick, a fifth grader, spelled more words correctly than the rest of his competitors at the Niwot Elementary School (NES) Spelling Bee. The annual spelling bee was held on Wednesday, Dec. 4, in the NES gym. For the first time in the bee's fifteen-year history, all of the finalists were fifth graders. They were supported by students in second through fifth g...

  • Arts Student of the Week: Cora Lincoln

    Gene Hayworth|Dec 4, 2024

    Niwot High senior Cora Lincoln is motivated by musicians, painters, family and social media to create her unique art. Recently, she has been inspired by graffiti artists such as Banksy and Keith Haring. "Their political voices are tremendous and speak a lot to the whole point of art - to make people think," Lincoln said. "They draw attention to issues in society and bring a voice to those that don't have one." Lincoln is also influenced by musicians such as Mommy Long Legs and Bikini Kill....

  • Niwot High School Senior Spotlight: Mila Barinek

    Camryn Bell|Dec 4, 2024

    The Left Hand Valley Courier is known for its coverage of athletes and arts students at Niwot High School (NHS). In addition to arts and athletics, the Courier honors an array of students who choose to pursue activities such as community service, robotics, academics, and topics that fall under the S.T.E.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) umbrella. Niwot High School senior Mila Barinek has displayed academic excellence throughout her past three-and-a-half years at Niwot....

  • Boulder Country Day School students support Community Food Share

    Special to the Courier|Dec 4, 2024

    Community Food Share (CFS) is a food bank on a mission to eliminate hunger in Boulder and Broomfield Counties. CFS was established in 1981, and operated out of the Boulder Tech Center near Niwot for many years. These days, CFS operates out of a 55,000-square-foot facility located in Louisville. According to the website, CFS provided over 8 million meals in 2022, valued at more $18M. Boulder Country Day School (BCD) students have been supporting the work of CFS this year through their...

  • Upcoming art show for all at NHS

    Scott Barto|Nov 27, 2024

    Niwot High School will hold its third annual NHS Art Show hosted by NHS Boosters Music, Performance and Art, a division of the Niwot High School Boosters, a parent-run organization supporting Niwot High School. The art show is open to the public and will showcase students' artistic talent from Dec. 4 through Dec. 12 during each music-based performing arts' December showcase. Artwork by students at NHS, Sunset Middle School, Burlington Elementary School, and Niwot Elementary School will be on dis...

  • St. Vrain Innovation Center orchestrates dazzling drone display

    Melissa Johnson|Nov 27, 2024

    In a stunning display of technological prowess, the Innovation Center of St. Vrain Valley Schools illuminated the night sky on Thursday, Nov. 21 with a mesmerizing drone show featuring 300 synchronized aerial performers. Under the guidance of Drone Performance Team Coordinator Danny Hernandez, students demonstrated their mastery of this cutting-edge technology. Hernandez, now in his second year at the Innovation Center, brings 28 years of experience with the St. Vrain Valley School District...

  • NHS color guard instructor launches new winterguard program

    Scott Barto|Nov 27, 2024

    The arts community is going strong in the St. Vrain Valley School District. With art shows, concerts, and marching band exhibitions, students are presented with an almost endless number of activities in which to participate throughout the year. Color guard is one of them. Anthony Pierro was brought onto the team at Niwot High School this year as the "Pride of Niwot" Cougar Marching Band's new color guard instructor. Color guard is not new to Niwot as it has been a staple of the ensemble for...

  • Arts Student of the Week: Grace Fisher

    Gene Hayworth|Nov 27, 2024

    Grace Fisher developed an interest in mariachi music because both her mother and grandmother have a passion for it. "I thought it was a good opportunity to practice guitar more," Fisher said. Once she started, she thoroughly enjoyed playing the music and wanted to continue. Jason Watkins, who teaches technical theater, Career and Technical Education, jewelry, photography, and video making at Niwot High School, selected Fisher as Arts Student of the Week. "Grace is a quiet, unsung hero of the...

  • Niwot High School Clubs - Spotlight on the Investment Club

    Camryn Bell|Nov 27, 2024

    Niwot High School is host to over 60 student-run clubs, and one stand-out is the Niwot Investment Club, an economics-based club that teaches students about different types of investments (such as stocks, bonds, dividends) through stock market simulations and related activities. Whether it be local competitions or in-club discussions, the group is dedicated to educating themselves on the growing world of investments. A passionate group of students lead the Investment Club. The leadership...

  • Local cybersecurity champions receive Superintendent's Excellence in Education Award

    Melissa Johnson|Nov 27, 2024

    Three pioneering figures in St. Vrain Valley School District's Innovation Center cybersecurity education program have been awarded the prestigious Superintendent's Excellence in Education Award. Beth Cerrone, Kaylee Crouthamel, and Sienna Arellano were recognized for their outstanding contributions to cybersecurity education and community outreach. The Superintendent's Excellence in Education Award recognizes exceptional contributions to the St. Vrain Valley School District. The recognition...

  • "Pride of Niwot" Marching Band celebrates successful season

    Staff Report|Nov 27, 2024

    At the end of each semester many Niwot High School clubs and activities celebrate and recognize their achievements by holding formal banquet events for their members. The "Pride of Niwot" Cougar Marching Band held its fall banquet on Wednesday, Nov. 20. Students were fed a catered spaghetti dinner and, of course, a delicious cake was decorated to the theme of their halftime show, "Night at the Movies." The evening also included a poignant reflection of the semester's events for the whole band....

  • St. Vrain Aeronautics teams soar high

    Anne Watts|Nov 27, 2024

    The Innovation Center of St. Vrain Valley Schools is home to a pioneering Aeronautics Program to prepare students for a career in Aviation Engineering and Flight. Three project teams offer high school students rewarding opportunities to expand their skill sets and explore advanced technologies in the area. The Aero, Aeronautical Engineering, and Drone Performance teams, each focus on a specific element of the expansive aeronautics field. High schoolers in the programs are compensated by the...

  • Arts Student of the Week: Jannik Stranzenbach

    Gene Hayworth|Nov 20, 2024

    Niwot High School trumpet player Jannik Stranzenbach appreciates the peaceful feeling that settles over him when he plays music. "I would describe it as a passion that allows your mind to rest," Stranzenbach explained. "When playing music there is a lot to focus on, so any stress that you might be experiencing is relieved, because there is no time to think about it when you are playing." NHS Band Director Wade Hendricks selected Stranzenbach as Arts Student of the Week. "Jannik has progressed...

  • NHS brings "Murder on the Orient Express" to life

    Amy Calderon|Nov 20, 2024

    Niwot High School's talented Cougar thespians captivated audiences with its production of "Murder on the Orient Express" by Agatha Christie Nov. 14, 15 and 16. The production blended outstanding performances, elegant costumes, and an impressive set design built to fully bring this classic mystery to life. The play, set aboard the Orient Express train, begins with the famous detective, Hercule Poirot, finding himself in the middle of a murder investigation when an American passenger is found...

  • NHS Special Education program fosters independence and acceptance

    Neharika Bhandari|Nov 20, 2024

    At Niwot High School, the Special Education Department is dedicated to fostering growth, independence, and inclusion for students with disabilities. Serving students with Individualized Education Plans (IEPs), the department offers a robust range of specialized classes designed to prepare students for life beyond high school. By embracing inclusion both in the classroom and beyond, Niwot High School's Special Education Department and Unified programs are shaping a community where every student...

  • AI and the impact on our local schools

    Peggy B. Graham|Nov 13, 2024

    The first in a three-part series on artificial intelligence (AI) and local school systems. In March 2024, the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) was held up as a trailblazer for its embrace of artificial intelligence (AI) when it unveiled a custom-designed chatbot called Ed for the students. The intent was for Ed to be a personalized assistant who would personalize academic plans. LAUSD Superintendent Alberto Carvalho called the tool a “game changer” that would “accelerate learn...

  • Niwot High School Clubs - Spotlight on the Future Female Leaders Club

    Camryn Bell|Nov 13, 2024

    Niwot High School is host to over 60 student-run clubs, and one stand-out is the Future Female Leaders Club. Niwot High School's Future Female Leaders Club (FFLC) is "an organization dedicated to empowering women and ensuring they have equal access to opportunities and resources, enabling them to pursue their dreams with confidence and determination. Our mission is to inspire and support young women, helping them build resilience, self-confidence, and a sense of purpose, so they can achieve...

  • Niwot's Eloise Shehan to intern with Mwebaza

    Peggy B. Graham|Nov 13, 2024

    Eloise Shehan, an alumna of the Dawson School and a former Niwot Elementary School student, recently secured an internship with The Mwebaza Foundation, a Niwot-based nonprofit organization started by retired Niwot Elementary School (NES) teacher Dale Peterson in 2008. The Mwebaza Foundation began as an avenue for penpal friendships between Niwot and Ugandan school children and became a larger cause. Uganda is beautiful, with fertile soils, high biodiversity, rich vegetation, and abundant water...

  • NHS band marches on

    Nov 13, 2024

  • Guinea pigs go political at Boulder Country Day

    Melissa Johnson|Nov 6, 2024

    In an era when American politics often divide communities, one local school has found an innovative-and furry-way to teach students about democracy. Boulder Country Day School (BCD) is engaging its students in the electoral process through a guinea pig presidential election. The candidates are two classroom pets named Sneffels and Belford, whose campaigns have captured the imagination of the entire school community while delivering powerful lessons about civic engagement and democratic values....

  • "The Pride of Niwot" Cougar Marching Band recognizes graduating members

    Special to the Courier|Nov 6, 2024

    On Halloween, seniors from the Niwot High School marching band and football team were recognized for their final home game presentations of their dedication this fall as well as throughout their tenure at NHS. Marching band seniors were presented with a rose and escorted down the sideline by their family members prior to the start of the game. Seniors recognized were Kennah Brackett, Nathan Cowan, Karlien Dang-Lee, Grace Fisher, Sanjana Kaushik, Angel Kho, Samantha Kintzel, Yaretzi Martinez...

  • Arts Student of the Week Aidan Coble

    Gene Hayworth|Oct 30, 2024

    When Niwot High School sophomore Aidan Coble picks up her trumpet, her passion for the music is immediately evident, which is one reason NHS Director of Bands Wade Hendricks selected her as Arts Student of the Week. "She has a gorgeous tone and vibrancy that comes with experience, attention, and listening to other excellent players," Hendricks said. "She is one talented, dedicated Cougar." This talent has been nurtured all her life by those around her. Coble's entire family is music oriented....

  • Niwot High School's fall production of "Murder on the Orient Express"

    Staff Report|Oct 30, 2024

    “Murder on the Orient Express” is Niwot High School’s fall theater production, scheduled to be performed Nov. 14, 15 and 16. Directed by Niwot’s theater teacher and director Amanda Foust, this murder mystery follows Detective Hercule Poirot, a beloved character created by Agatha Christie and featured in many of her works, and a unique group of travelers who come from various parts of the world including Hungary, Russia, Great Britain, the U.S. and Belgium. The production has two main casts and a...

  • NHS Fall Fest fun for all

    Scott Barto|Oct 30, 2024

    The third annual Niwot High School Fall Fest spilled from the front entrance of the school into the parking lot on Friday, Oct. 25. The NHS Student Council organized the event, which attracted many ghosts, goblins, and superheroes from throughout the community. High school clubs and organizations, as well as the Niwot High Boosters, manned themed booths and trunks with plenty of activities for all ages. Costumes, candy and activities ensured high energy. Children of every age participated in a...

  • Sunset and Niwot Bands join forces for a scary good time

    Special to the Courier|Oct 30, 2024

    In addition to performing halftime shows at football games and marching in parades, the Niwot High School Marching Band is also largely about fostering camaraderie and building student leaders. On Saturday, Oct. 26, the Sunset Middle School advanced band had the opportunity to march and perform with the Niwot High School Cougar Marching Band. The two programs joined forces to march in the annual Longmont Halloween parade down Main Street in the midst of lots of music, candy, and festivities. The...

  • Heatherwood Elementary to launch Environmental STEAM Program

    Melissa Johnson|Oct 30, 2024

    Facing significant enrollment challenges, Heatherwood Elementary School has unveiled an ambitious plan to transform its educational offerings through a new Environmental STEAM program set to launch in the 2025-2026 school year. The school, which was designed to accommodate 500 students, is currently operating at just 40% capacity, a decline that began during the COVID pandemic. Current projections suggest enrollment could drop to approximately 200 students by 2028. When a school's enrollment...

  • Arts Student of the Week: Sam Lindquist

    Gene Hayworth|Oct 23, 2024

    Jazz saxophonist Sam Lindquist comes from a musical family. His father plays drums, and his mother plays piano and clarinet. Occasionally he plays duets with his mother. Lindquist's grandmother on his father's side, Jan Lindquist, was an exceptional organ player who served as the principal organist at Mount Olivet Lutheran Church in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Lindquist took piano lessons from age four to ten, but his main interests are saxophone and guitar. He took up saxophone in elementary...

  • "Pride of Niwot" Marching Band attends 2024 Greeley Invitational

    Special to the Courier|Oct 23, 2024

    The "Pride Of Niwot" Cougar Marching Band has once again been hard at work this season to put on yet another exceptional halftime show performance. The band has had many opportunities to perform its show, "Night at the Movies," primarily at home football games. The band also had the opportunity to perform at the non-competitive event known as St. Vrain Band Night Oct. 9. This halftime show has featured a medley of Disney-Pixar songs, an arrangement of recognizable tunes from "Pirates of the...

  • Niwot High School Clubs - Spotlight on Club Heartbeat

    Camryn Bell|Oct 23, 2024

    Niwot High School is host to over 60 student-run clubs, and one stand-out is Club Heartbeat. Club Heartbeat is a service-oriented club where musicians come together once a week to rehearse pieces they then perform at nursing homes and children's hospitals. Every Friday, the group meets and learns music from familiar pieces of media such as Disney movies including "Pirates of the Caribbean." Club Sponsor, Wade Hendricks, lends the group the band room in which to practice. The Club Heartbeat leade...

  • NHS music department Fall Extravaganza

    Scott Barto|Oct 23, 2024

    The music department at Niwot High School is thriving. Students have become involved in multiple ensembles and NHS music regularly does well at competitions, and groups find opportunities to travel. One night a year, all three of the primary music departments come together to perform in their Fall Extravaganza concert where families and the community have the opportunity to experience a significant amount of the magnitude of music-based strength at Niwot. That night was held Wednesday, Oct. 16 i...

  • Arts Student of the Week: Audrey Owen

    Gene Hayworth|Oct 16, 2024

    Audrey Owen's all-time favorite theater show is the coming-of-age musical "Bare" by Damon Intrabartolo. She performed in this show in the spring of 2023, playing the character Diane Lee, an actress who has trouble remembering her lines. "I have never been in a show so educating and heart wrenching," Owen said. The story follows a group of teenagers who reside at a Catholic boarding school in the early 2000s. "What makes this show so relatable is how similar the characters are to teenagers today,...

  • St. Vrain Band Night brings SVVSD bands together

    Special to the Courier|Oct 16, 2024

    The annual St. Vrain Valley School District's Band Night was held on Wednesday, Oct. 9 at Longmont High School. Every high school marching band in SVVSD met to build comradery and perform their halftime shows for the other bands. St. Vrain high schools that performed included Lyons (performing "Ex's and Oh's" with the Unified Drumline), Skyline (the music of Santana), Silver Creek (Jackson 5 music), Frederick ("The Macabre"), Mead (Michael Jackson hits), Longmont ("Night of the Living...

  • Niwot High School Clubs - Spotlight on Key Club

    Camryn Bell|Oct 16, 2024

    Niwot High School is host to over 60 student-run clubs, and one stand-out is the Key Club. Key Club is one of the many high school level branches of Kiwanis, an international club which has a mission to "improve the world one child and one community at a time." Key Club focuses on aiding local communities and volunteering in various ways. Throughout the year, Key Club fundraises, hosts various donation drives, and promotes unity among students to help others. With help from teacher-facilitator...

  • Niwot High School to host Fall Fest Oct. 25

    Camryn Bell|Oct 16, 2024

    Niwot High School Student Council will be hosting the third annual Fall Fest on Friday, Oct. 25 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Fall Fest is a celebration of the season for the entire Niwot community, not just the high school. This event will feature various games, activities, and a trunk-or-treat for our students, feeder schools, and the community in the parking lot in the front of the high school. Niwot's various clubs and sports will be hosting booths with quintessential fall-themed games such as Potat...

  • Arts Student of the Week: Pali Sauer

    Gene Hayworth|Oct 9, 2024

    Every time Pali Sauer talks about the theater program at Niwot High School, she feels overwhelmed by the community and the way the students uplift each other on and off stage. "There is no other community that has been like this," Sauer said, "and I constantly turn to them for everything in my life." A junior at NHS, Sauer has been a part of the high school's theater program since she was a freshman, when she got a part in the fall play. She has been involved in every production since. NHS...

  • St. Vrain Band Night fosters camaraderie

    Scott Barto|Oct 2, 2024

    Marching bands bring a contagiously high level of energy to football games, parades and other events. Whether the band is in the stands playing pep tunes, or on the field performing the halftime show, the spirit, energy, and musicianship is infectious. However, a seven minute halftime show is the result of countless hours and dedication to perfect that performance. Many of the high schools in the St. Vrain Valley School District consider themselves as "non-competitive" marching bands. However, e...

  • Arts Student of the Week: Jack Triplett

    Gene Hayworth|Oct 2, 2024

    According to Niwot High School senior Jack Triplett, working in theater always comes with crazy stories. "One especially memorable saga," Triplett revealed, "was during the construction of 'Beauty and the Beast.' A group of techies and I had been tasked with creating the amazing wood-chopping machine that Belle's father drives around stage in the first act." The plan was simple: attach a foam axe to a simple cog on the back of a motorized mobility scooter and make it look old-timey. "But every...

  • Niwot High School Clubs - Spotlight on the Black Art Collective

    Camryn Bell|Oct 2, 2024

    Niwot High School is host to over 60 student-run clubs, and one stand-out is the Black Art Collective. In the words of club president Xuri Walton, "The B.A.C., or Black Art Collective, is a club dedicated to learning about, and acknowledging Black artists' contributions to the art world. Our main goal is to expose the Niwot and Boulder County communities to Black artists' achievements and contributions." This is the Black Art Collective's inaugural year at Niwot High School, and hopefully the st...

  • SVVSD Innovation Center offers bioscience curriculum

    Neharika Bhandari|Oct 2, 2024

    The St. Vrain Valley School District Innovation Center is at the forefront of shaping the future of education, offering students opportunities to engage with cutting-edge fields such as bioscience, Aeronautics, robotics, music, video arts, and cybersecurity. The center prepares students for the workforce through hands-on learning, professional development, and collaboration with industry leaders. The bioscience curriculum provides students with essential skills in biotechnology, biomedical engineering, and bioconservation. With an increasing...

  • Arts Student of the Week - Allisson Diaz Arredondo

    Gene Hayworth|Sep 25, 2024

    Allisson Diaz Arredondo takes an emotional approach to her craft. In describing her interest in art, she said, "It really helps you. For example, when I feel sad, I paint something happy to make me happy. When I feel bored, I also paint." Her favorite artist is Frida Kahlo, and Arredondo herself also likes to paint using acrylics. One of her favorite art projects is a canvas she painted that includes her name and flowers that represent her. Arredondo looks back on middle school and the art class...

  • Public school enrollment - Part 2

    John Kowalski|Sep 25, 2024

    This is Part 2 in a two-part series regarding public school enrollment in Boulder Valley. Part 1 focused on the Boulder Valley School District. Part 2 focuses on the St. Vrain Valley School District. In its Sept.18, 2024 issue, the Left Hand Valley Courier covered declining enrollment throughout the Boulder Valley School District (BVSD), and how BVSD is helping manage the decline. Nearby, the St. Vrain Valley School District (SVVSD) seems to be facing less decline than BVSD though, with an estimated 0.41% decrease having occurred in the past ye...

  • Niwot High School Clubs - Spotlight on Film Club

    Camryn Bell|Sep 25, 2024

    Niwot High School is host to over 60 student-run clubs, and one stand-out is the Film Club. Niwot High School's Film Club creates a short film throughout the school year. To begin, they start with a team effort to come up with a plot and characters, and eventually move on to script writing. From there, pre-production jobs are assigned and executed, including creating prop lists, shot lists, costuming plans, and casting. Once the group finalizes the details, they begin filming in the late fall...

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