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8C BURLINGTONFREEPRESS.COMSUNDAY,MARCH19,2017 SALADE NICOISE PUTSABITOF PROVENCEON YOURTABLE HEALTHY DELICIOUS SATISFYING FP-0000408804 FP-0000409301 Programmingof: ExploringHumanOrigins AtravelingSmithsonianexhibitandcommunitylearningopportunity ALECTUREBYDR.JONATHANMARKS MainReadingRoom Ancestorsandrelativesarealwaysspecialto humanoriginshaspropertieswhichmakeitquite distinctfromzoologymoregenerally. JonathanMarksisaprominentevolutionaryanthropologistwithafocus authoredseveralbooksonthesetopics. GROUNDSWITHNOFA NOFAVTscreensthefilm UnbrokenGround.This PatagoniaProvisionsfilm, directedbyChrisMalloy, explainsthecriticalrolefood willplayinthenextfrontier ofoureffortstosolvetheenvironmentalcrisis.Thefilmexploresfour areasofagriculturethataimtochangeourrelationshiptotheland andoceansandtellsthestoryoffourgroupsthatarepioneersinthe developmentandrestorativefishing.Thefilmscreeningisfollowedbya discussionwithaNOFAfarmer. COMMUNITYFORUM FletcherRoom Aspaceforcommunityengagement asweinvitepeopletosharestories abouttheroleoftheartsinculture, asweexploreourrichanddiverse weusetheartstocreateidentity, communityoftheearly20thcentury, opensattheMainStreetLanding askyoutogatherwithusandshare yourinsightsandstories.What PleasejoinplaywrightJoyCohenforafacilitatedcommunitydiscussion andperformanceinspiredbythesequestions. OftheBetterKindwascommissionedbyTheatreKavanah(www.

theatrekavanah.org),andissupportedinpartbyanawardfromthe Childcareandsnacksprovided! disappearance remains unsolved, 13 years later MONTGOMERY Vermont State Police investigators say still looking into active leads that could solve the disappearance of a 17-year-old girl last seen 13 years ago. Brianna Maitland disappeared from Montgomery on March 19, 2004. She was last seen at the Black Lantern Inn, where she worked. Police say they believe Maitland was the victim of acrime. family continues to offer $20,000 for information.

They offer $10,000 for anyone who can identify where Maitland is, and $10,000 for anyone with information that leads to the arrest of someone responsible for her disappearance. The reward expires in July. The Vermont State Police is also offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the responsible person. S. Burlington police to hold heroin forum SOUTH BURLINGTON The South Burlington Police Department will hold a community forum on heroin and heroin addiction.

The event will take place April 20 at the South Burlington High School. The first half of the forum will provide some basic information about heroin and heroin addiction and how affecting South Burlington. The second half will be aquestion and answer session with a panel of professionals, including a doctor, mental health professional, school superintendent and police and fire department members. Open Mosque Day is April 2 in Mass. BOSTON Sixteen mosques across Massachusetts will hold an Open Mosque Day to give the public a chance to meet Muslim neighbors.

On April 2, attendees will be able to tour a mosque, hear a brief introduction to Islam and witness a Muslim prayer service. Wafaa Wahabi of the American Islamic Center in Everett said in a time of widespread misunderstanding about Islam, Muslims hope to show the communities they live in that they pray and dream just like anyone The participating mosques include: the Islamic Society of Boston Cultural Center in Boston, the Islamic Center of New England in Quincy and Sharon, and the Islamic Society of Greater Lowell. NEWS IN BRIEF.