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Local musician hosts benefit concert for Turning Point Center

Aug 15, 2024 | Arts & Leisure

Arts & Leisure

Local musician hosts benefit concert for Turning Point Center

BRANDON MUSICIAN BREANNA Elaine will release her new single “Where the snakes live” during a benefit concert on Saturday, Aug. 17, at Merchant’s Hall in Rutland. Half of ticket sales from this event will be donated to Turning Point Center Rutland. Courtesy photo
August 15, 2024

Brandon-based musician Breanna Elaine has taken matters into her own hands after her close friend died of a drug overdose. She will soon be releasing her new single “Where the snakes live” — a tribute to her late friend — at an event that will raise money for Turning Point Center Rutland, a non profit substance recovery center.

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