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Prince memories remain

May 01, 2016 12:01 am • Last Updated: May 01, 2016 12:05 am

Southeastern Connecticut had been fortunate to have had Prince perform at the Mohegan Sun Arena. His sold out shows (including Janelle Monet and Esparanza Spalding) during December 2013 were truly electric! The Sun’s Arena made for great memories of this iconic American musician, composer, and trend setter. I would not have had the good fortune to see Prince had it not been for the Mohegan Sun Arena. I am truly appreciative to the Sun Arena for bringing dynamic performers such as Prince.

A bright light has gone out and will surely be missed.

Donna Hunter

New London

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