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Hello - I have reedited the draft for the Victory Hall Opera page, so that all citations now are significant articles and reviews from notable, reliable, independent secondary sources. I removed any citations that were based on Press Releases or linked to Victory Hall Opera's website. Examples of "3 best sources" establishing notability would include: citation #3, in The Washington Post; citation #8, a Review in the opera industry's top international publication, Opera; citation #15, a radio article on NPR (National Public Radio) by noted journalist Sandy Hausman. NapaBrenda (talk) 19:10, 26 August 2026 (UTC)Reply
