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Miller Theatre Advisory Board announces ‘signature project of 100th anniversary’

By Roo Moody

More upgrades are coming to Miller Outdoor Theatre, as announced by Managing Director Claudio de Vasco in a Nov. 13 groundbreaking ceremony.

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