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Murder Mystery Dinner to take place Oct. 28, 29
Several local celebrities will be volunteering their time as suspects in a Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre event taking place Friday and Saturday, Oct. 28 and 29, at 6 p.m., in Heritage Hall of the Lisbon Public Library, 101 E. Main St., Lisbon.

 The event, titled “Who Killed John Bardsley?” will begin at Heritage Hall and will feature a staged murder and nine suspects. Audiences will be asked to examine the evidence, interview the suspects and make a determination for themselves as to who is responsible for the fictional murder of Lisbon City Council Member John Bardsley.

 The fundraiser event written by Barb Bardsley, Joe Jennison and Amy White, will benefit three local non-profit organizations including The Lisbon History Center, Lisbon Public Library and Southeast Linn Community Center. The committee is planning a progressive dinner with appetizers, dinner and desserts taking place in each of the three organizations’ buildings.

 “This event has been a hoot to put together,” says Joe Jennison, Volunteer Chair of the Event. “Audiences should expect lots of fun and surprises as local celebrities, friends and neighbors, each become obsessed with murder. By purchasing a ticket, you not only will get a great meal and a goofy tongue-in-cheek murder mystery, but you will help three very important local non-profits.”

 Tickets are $25, and are available at the Lisbon Public Library or Shepley Pharmacy in Mount Vernon. Further information is available through Lisbon Public Library at (319) 455-2800.

 About The Lisbon History Center

 The Lisbon History Center is a non-profit organization with a mission to preserve and display the history of the area.

 About the Lisbon Public Library

 Lisbon Public Library has popular print and nonprint materials and specializes in high-quality reading material for children of all ages. Heritage Hall is used as a venue for cultural events, including concerts, plays and children’s programs.

 About Southeast Linn Community Center

 The Southeast Linn Community Center is a non-profit organization which serves residents of Lisbon and Mount Vernon school districts. A variety of services are offered for all ages to strengthen and support our community.