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Replies(2) Beginning May 22 and 23, Connecticut Catholic parishioners will be expected to attend in-person Masses, announced the Archdiocese of Hartford. (Shutterstock) CONNECTICUT — The states largest archdiocese announced Monday that later this month parishioners are obligated to begin attending Mass again, as Connecticut relaxes its coronavirus protocols. Gov. Ned Lamont said many protocols will be lifted on May 19, and as a result, the Archdiocese of Hartford said that participation in in...

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LA Opera Launches Signature Recital Series Showcasing Operas Brightest Stars Featuring mezzo-soprano Jnai Bridges, soprano Christine Goerke, soprano Julia Bullock and mezzo-soprano Susan Graham.by BWW News Desk LA Opera is launching a new Signature Recital Series to showcase world-class artists in intimate online performances. Tenor Russell Thomas launches the series on April 9, with subsequent recitals featuring mezzo-soprano Jnai Bridges, soprano Christine Goerke, soprano Julia Bullock and ...

Written by Office of the Governor. Beginning May 6 and Throughout May, Broadway Tickets Go on Sale for Shows Starting September 14  Tickets Will Be Made Available at 100% of Theater Capacity  Productions, Theaters, and Attendees Subject to States Health Guidance Governor Andrew M. Cuomo just announced that Broadway will fully reopen its doors this September, in accordance with the States health and safety guidance. Beginning May 6, and throughout May, tickets for Broadway s...

Updated: 11:08 PM EDT May 6, 2021 WLKY Digital Team With more than 1.8 million Kentuckians vaccinated and many calling on fewer COVID-19 restrictions, Gov. Andy Beshear announced a new round of updates to his mandates.The first change that goes into effect immediately will be allowing small groups that are 100 percent vaccinated to gather indoors without masks. Thats an update to the announcement Beshear made last week about vaccinated groups being able to gather outdoor ...

Updated: 11:36 AM EDT May 7, 2021 The Greenbelt Community Vaccination Center will switch from administering the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency, which runs the site in Prince Georges County.FEMA said Maryland residents have until May 11 to get the first dose of the two-dose Pfizer vaccine at the Greenbelt Community Vaccination Center. Second doses are also currently offered at the center.Beginning May 12, t...

BLM Taos Field Office continues safe practices while opening more sites and services TAOS, N.M. –The Bureau of Land Management Taos Field Office announces that the Taos Junction Campground, Wild Rivers Inner Gorge primitive campsites, and all recreation site restrooms are now open.   In addition, the Rio Grande Gorge Visitor Center is now open Friday-Sunday from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.  Beginning May 28, the Wild Rivers Visitor Center resumes operations from Friday-Sunday from 10 a.m.-4 p.m....

Oakland Coliseum mass vaccination site to close May 23 Lisi Ludwig/File Requests for first-dose COVID-19 vaccine appointments have decreased from 4,000 per day to 400 per day at the Oakland Coliseum mass vaccination site. Beginning May 10, the site will only administer second-dose appointments until its closure May 23. Last Updated May 11, 2021 As the state of California surpasses 30 million residents vaccinated, California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced a shift away from mass vaccination sites. ...

NicaNote: Stop the RENACER Act! Further Action is still necessary! 05/06/2021 | 05:46pm EDT Send by mail : Message : Thank you for actions you have already taken to call and write your Congresspersons. This is important because the RENACER Act (new sanctions on Nicaragua) is now being discussed in both the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the House Foreign Affairs Committee. It is relatively unusual to have a bill considered at the same time in both houses. Clearly the pow...

Nevis updates travel guidelines Beginning May 1, 2021, travel requirements for fully-vaccinated international travelers have been changed. A traveler shall be considered fully vaccinated if 2 weeks have elapsed after receiving their second dose of a 2-dose vaccine or 2 weeks after receiving a single-dose vaccine. Travelers must complete the travel authorization form and upload an official COVID-19 RT-PCR negative test result taken 72 hours before arrival.  Due to the success of vaccination pro...