Montpelier mayoral candidate Marc Gwinn, left, and Dee Davis warmed the night with a rollicking concert in the Unitarian Church on Feb. 7 to benefit Barre’s People’s Health and Wellness Clinic. The 30-year-old clinic provides free primary medical, dental, mental health, and wellness services to some 700 uninsured and underinsured adults in central Vermont. Photo by Terry J. Allen.
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