Bill Bourne

Bill Bourne

Nelsonites rally for Johnsons Landing

Musicians, poets, and storytellers gathered Sunday in Nelson at a benefit for Johnsons Landing residents affected by the landslide there.



Musicians, poets, and storytellers gathered Sunday in front of Nelson city hall at a benefit concert for Johnsons Landing residents affected by the deadly landslide there.

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