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CALENDAR LISTINGS FOR Monday, March
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BRATTLEBORO Aliza Fassler discusses Native Bees: Aliza Fassler, graduate researcher of University of Massachusetts-Amherst, discusses: where bees go in winter; how to distinguish a bee from a wasp or a native bee from a honey bee; which native bee species might be in your yard. In North America, there are approximately 4,000 species of wild bees that are critical for pollinating plants in our forests, gardens and fields. Learn about the diversity of bee species in New England and how to help them in your yards and gardens. 7 p.m. Hosted by the Brattleboro Garden Club. Free. Brooks Memorial Library, 224 Main St. Information: More information: Jill Stahl Tyler - jill@globalcow.com.
BRATTLEBORO The Windham Philharmonic presents "Spring Symphony": Works by Schumann, Delius, and Strauss. 7 p.m. Masks encouraged. By donation. Latchis Theatre, 50 Main St. Information: 802-254-1109; Click for more info on Web in new window.
