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Mesa Verde hosts National Park Service band

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Monday, Sept. 12, 2016 6:24 PM
Southwest Open School and School Community Youth Collaborative each received a $5,500 donation from the 12 Hours of Mesa Verde proceeds.
Tuffy receives an award as a "Champion of Children.
Lotsa Pasta receives an award as a "Champion of Children.
Ospry receives an award as a "Champion of Children.
The board of directors for the 12 Hours of Mesa Verde are recognized for their work.
Dolores Operation Graduation received a $500 donation from 12 Hours of Mesa Verde proceeds.
Kemper Elementary tutoring received an $800 donation from 12 Hours of Mesa Verde proceeds.
Grace's Kitchen received an $800 donation from 12 Hours of Mesa Verde proceeds.
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The Pinon Project received $21,000 as a primary beneficiary of the 12 Hours of Mesa Verde race. The board gave out $55,100 to local nonprofits from this year's race.
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The Four Corners Child Advocacy Center received $21,000 as a primary beneficiary from the 12 Hours of Mesa Verde. The board gave out $55,100 to local nonprofits from this year's race.

National Park Service Centennial Band to Perform at Mesa Verde National ParkMesa Verde National Park will host the National Park Service Centennial Band at 6 p.m. September 18 at Morefield Amphitheater.

The amphitheater is in Morefield Campground, four miles into the park. Park admission will be free beginning at 4:30 p.m. on September 18, and admission to the concert will also be free.

The NPS Centennial Band features Park Rangers Matt Hampsey, Jon Beebe, and Bud Holmes from New Orleans Jazz National Historical Park along with New Orleans musicians.

The music the band performs includes traditional New Orleans jazz and rhythm and blues and selections from the Great American Songbook. The band also performs original compositions by Park Ranger Jeff Wolin, which highlight National Park Service sites, nature, culture, and history.

“We invite everyone to come out and listen to a very talented group of NPS employees,” Mesa Verde Superintendent Cliff Spencer said in a press release. “It promises to be a great time.”

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