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Rivera’s performance as Anita in the 1957 Broadway production made her a star, but it was only the beginning. She continued to wow audiences in “Bye, Bye Birdie,” “Chicago,” “The Rink,” “Nine,” “Kiss of the Spider Woman,” and most recently “The Visit,” to name just a few. On Friday, she will talk about her 70-year career with pianist and interviewer Seth Rudetsky and sing some tunes at the Jean McDonough Arts Center’s BrickBox Theater.
“It’s always a joy to be onstage with Seth,” Rivera says of the Sirius XM host. “Normally I have to rehearse and know exactly what’s expected, but I trust his taste, his deep knowledge of the theater, and his friendship. So, while we do a sound check, we really just wing the conversation. I hope it makes it feel more natural and intimate for the audience.”
Although she’s not planning on doing any elaborate dance routines with Rudetsky, Rivera laughs at the notion that the evening will just be a conversation.
“Part of being a dancer is that you move with every part of your body, from the top of your head to the tips of your toes,” she says. “You should see me now. I’m waving my arms even as we speak.”
Plus, she adds, “Seth has a tremendous sense of humor, so we joke around a lot. I hope it feels like two friends talking.”
Rivera has never been one to wallow in nostalgia, but says she enjoys talking about some of the legendary choreographers, directors, composers, lyricists, and playwrights she has worked with and how much she learned about herself through those collaborations. One bonus of the event in Worcester is that she’ll be available for a free question-and-answer period before the show that’s open to Worcester area high school and college students. (Students and teachers may register at www.broadwayinworcester.com.)
Rivera says she got through the pandemic by working on “Chita: A Memoir,” with co-author Patrick Pacheco. The book engages the journalist who interviewed her in 2005 while doing research for her musical revue, “Chita Rivera: The Dancer’s Life.” While that show, with a book by Terrence McNally and additional music by Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty, focused on her professional persona, her memoir, due out April 25, 2023, will provide more insights into her personal life. It will be published in both Spanish and English by HarperOne.
“I feel very close to Patrick,” she says. “I’m able to live my life again, but through his eyes. It’s amazing to go back in time and relive these moments, but he has a different perspective on them and gives me another outlook.”
Having grown up in the Golden Age of Broadway, Rivera was surrounded by extraordinary creative teams. But, she says, earlier retrospectives focused on her professional career, while this is an opportunity to explore what happened before and after she stepped onstage.
“It’s fascinating to look back at ‘this is where I was then,’ ” she says. “But you can’t go back. You are made up of these moments that happened in your past but you have to live now.”
Terry Byrne can be reached at [email protected].
AN EVENING WITH CHITA RIVERA AND SETH RUDETSKY
At Jean McDonough Arts Center, BrickBox Theater, Worcester. Sept. 23 at 8 p.m. $82-$132. 877-571-7469, www.jmacworcester.org
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Exotic Pineapple Crisp Nachos
1/3 mug plus 1 tsp all-purpose flour, split
3 tbsps loaded brownish sugar
2 tbsps flaked coconut
2 tbsps margarine, softened
1/2 tsp ground cinnamon
1 (8 ounce) can pineapple details or smashed pineapple, well drained pipes
2 tbsps granulated sugar
2 (9-inch) flour tortillas
Vanilla yogurt (optional).
Integrate 1/3 mug flour, brownish sugar, coconut, margarine and also cinnamon in little dish till crumbly; reserved.
Mix with each other pineapple, granulated sugar as well as continuing to be 1 tsp flour in an additional little dish, up until equally layered.
Area tortilla on ungreased baking sheet. Spread one tortilla with half pineapple combination and also spray one-half coconut blend over pineapple. Bake at 375 levels F for 15 to 18 mins or up until tortillas are crisp.
Makes 4 portions.
Nutritional evaluation per offering: 250 calories, 8 grams fat, 0 milligrams cholesterol as well as 155 milligrams salt.
Location tortilla on ungreased baking sheet. Spread one tortilla with half pineapple combination and also spray one-half coconut blend over pineapple. Repeat with continuing to be tortilla. Bake at 375 levels F for 15 to 18 mins or up until tortillas are crisp.
The Winterhawks head to Kelowna looking to build off of Friday night’s win in Kamloops.
Puck Drop: 7:05 p.m. PT
Venue: Prospera Place – Kelowna, BC
Uniforms: White
2021-22 Season Meetings: Portland went 4-0-0-0 against Kelowna
Listen Live: Winterhawks Radio Network and on the Winterhawks App.
Watch Live: WHL Live on CHL TV | Evoca TV
Game Notes: Winterhawks Game Notes
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FOLLOW ALONG: Box Score
Starting Hot
Game one couldn’t have gone much better for the Winterhawks – Gabe Klassen struck twice and Dante Giannuzzi stopped all 24 shots as the team picked up its first opening-night victory since 2019.
“I thought we came out flying. I thought the first two periods were really great. They had a little more pressure in the third, but in the first two periods, I thought we were outstanding at making plays, and the young guys showed some poise out there,” said Jack O’Brien, who logged two assists in the win.
Now with early momentum, the Hawks will look to head home with four points in their pocket.
Debutants Shining
Speaking of the “young guys,” four skaters – Diego Buttazzoni, Aiden Sotas, Carter Sotheran and Alex Thompson – took the ice for their first WHL action during the Hawks’ 3-0 win in Kamloops on Friday. It was a strong debut for the quartet,
Tonight could feature another WHL debut should goaltender Jan Špunar get the nod between the pipes, and a potential Winterhawks debut awaits Reid Mackay, who was a healthy extra in last night’s win.
Another Opener
Portland will want to lean on the experience of quieting the home crowd in Kamloops as the team faces another home opener in Kelowna. Scoring just over a minute into Friday’s game helped the Hawks get into a rhythm early, and the steady play of Dante Giannuzzi in net ensured the win despite the energy in the building spurring on the home team.
Look for another quick push from the Winterhawks as they aim for the early lead.
PROJECTED LINEUPS:
Portland
Josh Zakreski – Jack O’Brien – Marcus Nguyen
Kyle Chyzowski – Gabe Klassen – Dawson Pasternak
Jonah Bevington – Diego Buttazzoni – Robbie Fromm-Delorme
Reid MacKay (?) – Nick Johnson – Luke Schelter
Luca Cagnoni – Carter Sotheran
Josh Mori – Ryder Thompson
Rhett Ravndahl – Kurtis Smythe
Nick Andrusiak
Dante Giannuzzi
Jan Špunar
Scratches: Ryan McCleary (NHL), Aidan Litke (inj.), James Stefan (NHL), Aiden Sotas, Marek Alscher (NHL), Alex Thompson
Kelowna
Andrew Cristall – Gabriel Szturc – Rilen Kovacevic
Adam Kydd – Nolan Flamand – Jake Poole
Max Graham – Dylan Wightman – Turner McMillen
Scott Cousins – Marcus Pacheco – Will Munro
Noah Dorey – Elias Carmichael
Caden Price – Jackson DeSouza
John Babcock – Ismail Abougouche
Rylan Pearce
Jari Kykkanen
Nicholas Cristiano
Scratches: Grady Lenton, Colton Dach (NHL), Ethan Neutens, Jackson Romeril, Logan Dochuk, Logan Peskett, Talyn Boyko (NHL)
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Oaxaca art featured at Vibe Gallery, Petaluma, CA – original watercolor and oil paintings by Oaxaca artist Pedro Cruz Pacheco
On Sunday, 24-year-old Weld County Sheriff’s Deputy Alexis Hein-Nutz was killed in a hit-and-run in Colorado. Born in Bismarck, North Dakota, Hein-Nutz’s lifelong dream was to serve her community and country as a peace officer. A 36-year-old illegal alien, Noberto Gonzales-Garcia, was arrested on Monday and charged with cutting that dream down.
Hein-Nutz was driving her motorcycle to work on September 18 when Garcia reportedly struck her with his Ford van and then fled on foot, leaving her body on the road.
Although Garcia initially evaded arrest by hiding in a nearby cornfield, investigators with the Colorado State Patrol, Weld County sheriff’s office, and Ft. Collins Police Services ultimately hunted him down.
The WCSO noted that the community, when prompted, provided officials with actionable tips, one of which “steered us to Fort Collins and resulted in Garcia-Gonzales’ arrest.”
When they made the arrest at 10:15 p.m. on Monday, officers used Hein-Nutz’s handcuffs to restrain her alleged killer.
Garcia has been charged with careless driving resulting in death and leaving the scene of an accident involving death. Joshua Lewis with the CSP indicated that there was sufficient evidence at the site of the crash to indicate Garcia was intoxicated at the time of the slaying.
The suspect had been in the country illegally. Officials recovered a falsified green card and a fake Social Security card from his vehicle and later confirmed that he had passed himself off using a different first name, Octavio.
He had previously been arrested by U.S. Border Patrol in 2007 but was permitted to voluntarily return to his home in Mexico. Garcia illegally entered the U.S. again and was convicted in January 2012 for driving under the influence. One year later, Garcia was convicted with another DUI, but this time also with a hit-and-run.
In May 2013, after two DUIs and a hit-and-run, an immigration judge granted Garcia a voluntary departure, which he ignored.
Colorado, where Garcia took illegal residence, is officially a so-called sanctuary state.
Democrat Gov. Jared Polis made this so by signing into law House Bill 1124. This law’s prime sponsors are Democrat state Reps. Adrienne Benavidez and Susan Lontine and state Sens. Mike Foote and Julie Gonzales.
Accordingly, state and local law enforcement are prevented from honoring immigration detainers or requests by Immigration and Customs Enforcement to hold illegal aliens already in custody for up to 48 hours.
Additionally, owing to the law passed by Colorado Democrats and signed by Polis, probation officers are prevented from sharing critical information with ICE about criminal noncitizens like Garcia.
According to the Weld County sheriff’s office, Hein-Nutz served as a detentions deputy and was one week away from celebrating her 25th birthday.
Weld County Sheriff’s Deputy Alexis Hein-NutzWeld County Sheriff’s Office
Upon graduating from jail academy, Alexis wrote on Facebook: “After many years of dreaming of being in law enforcement, I can finally say I am officially following my dreams. This is only the first stepping-stone to a brighter future. Here is to a better life and doing what I was meant to do.”
One of Hein-Nutz’s coworkers told KDVR, “She was a hard worker … very bright and outgoing.”
Even former prisoners extolled her abilities and virtues. “Spending 50 days in jail, I saw her probably five days out of the week,” said former Weld County jail inmate Ben Selvey. “You would think maybe a female officer might not get the respect a man does, but there wasn’t a single dude in that jail [who] wasn’t afraid of her.”
\u201cPlease keep the family of 24 y/o Deputy Alexis Hein-Nutz in your thoughts and prayers. \ud83d\ude4f\ud83d\ude4f\ud83d\ude4f\u201d— Northern News Net (@Northern News Net)
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Sheriff Steve Reams noted on Facebook that the Weld County sheriff’s office is accepting donations to help assist the family through the office’s 501c3.
“The public can make a tax-deductible donation to the Weld County Sheriff’s Office Posse and note Deputy Alexis Hein-Nutz in the memo. Checks can be sent or dropped off at Weld County Sheriff’s Office Headquarters, 1950 O St., Greeley, CO 80631. Be sure to include your name, address and phone number to receive a tax letter.”
On September 9, 56-year-old illegal alien Maximino Delgado Lagunas was sentenced to 15 years to life for murdering a 6-year-old Orange County girl. Lagunas had run over Grace Aguilar, who had been playing on the sidewalk, after he had drunk enough to exceed the state’s legal blood-alcohol limit by three times. Lagunas was in the U.S. despite having previously been convicted of a DUI and having been twice deported.
Lagunas and Garcia are only two among a multitude of illegal aliens who have taken to American roads while intoxicated, endangering citizens’ lives.
So far this year, there have been 1,419 illegal aliens convicted for driving under the influence. Last year, there were 1,620 convictions. In 2020, under President Donald Trump, there were 364.
Among the millions of illegal aliens who have entered into the U.S. this year, and the tens of millions who have stolen across the border over the course of previous years, there are many who have marked such habits in blood.
A 72-year-old Florida man was left dead and three others injured earlier this year when Jose Virgilio Carcamo Elvir took to the wheel under the influence.
In January, Jarol Leiva-Navarro killed a 32-year-old American while reportedly driving drunk at 110 miles per hour.
In March of last year, a father of two, Cheston Edwards, was slain by Rolbin Pacheco.
A 5-year-old in Florida was killed in a hit-and-run last October by an intoxicated illegal alien who had been driving without his lights on.
In July 2020, three members of the Thin Blue Line motorcycle club were run down by a drunken DACA-protected illegal with a lengthy criminal record.
So far this year, 60 illegal aliens have been convicted of murders on American soil.
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