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Lovers Dance Ends Week of Romance

Dozens of seniors stepped into the weekend with golden oldies.

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The Pikesville Senior Center ended its Romance Week on a high note with a dance led by the band Confusion.

The band, whose motto is "Live Music—We Ain't Dead Yet!" played tunes from the 50s, 60s and 70s, including "Just a Gigolo."

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