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In September 2008, a navy blue and yellow bush plane lands on Tsusena Lake, deep in the wilderness of Alaska's Denali National Park and Preserve, hundreds of miles from civilization. The day is overcast. A pewter haze hangs over the mountains. Fields of blueberry bushes with leaves stained crimson by the autumn chill dot the landscape. Entertainment in Brief: 04/24/2009 (Traverse City Record-Eagle)
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The Sitka Summer Music Festival has announced that cellist Zuill Bailey will take over from Paul Rosenthal as artistic director of the festival when violinist Rosenthal steps down in 2012.
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