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Garbage Pail Kids: Animated series from Danny McBride headed to HBO Max

Danny McBride has a Garbage Pail Kids animated series in the works at HBO Max

Reimagined for COVID-19 Protocols, Local Museums Excited to Welcome Public Back

Reimagined for COVID-19 Protocols, Local Museums Excited to Welcome Public Back As rate of coronavirus transmission slows in Santa Barbara County, residents and visitors alike can take advantage of more and more reopened museums, the zoo and activity programs MOXI, The Wolf Museum of Exploration + Innovation has reopened in Santa Barbara’s Funk Zone but has not yet increased visitor capacity to 50%. (Jade Martinez-Pogue / Noozhawk photo) By Jade Martinez-Pogue, Noozhawk Staff Writer | @MartinezPogue  May 9, 2021 | 5:00 p.m. After nearly six months of closure, a sense of normalcy flooded MOXI, The Wolf Museum of Exploration + Innovation as little kids zoomed around from exhibit to exhibit, eager to get their hands on one of the many interactive displays the Santa Barbara museum offers.

"I don't know what made this boy do this," a friend speaks in remembrance of Mansfield hotel robbery victim

Covid vaccine help in Lucas County

'It's what I was made for' | Retired nurses team up to help Toledoans sign up for COVID-19 vaccine The former nurses created a Facebook group called "Vac Team." There, a person struggling to make an appointment can send a message and get the help they need. Author: Josh Love Updated: 9:00 PM EDT March 31, 2021 TOLEDO, Ohio — Julie Cunningham and Linda Palmer are both retired nurses, and are now dedicating their time to helping Toledoans make appointments to get the COVID-19 vaccine.  The pair hadn't met until they bonded over their desire to help. "It's humbling. It's what I was made for," Cunningham said. "At this point in the game, I think that's what I was created for."

Transformation project under way on Massey University library

An artist's impression of the refurbished Massey University library in Palmerston North. Changes to teaching and learning, along with assessment changes as a result of Covid-19, influenced the design to ensure it supports blended learning as well as ensuring library staff provide in-person and online services. The design process involved consultation with a range of library users, including students and staff, as well as mana whenua and the deputy vice-chancellor Māori Meihana Durie. A student survey and a project student group highlighted the need for better study and group meeting spaces. A staff survey showed staff used the library less frequently, but were more likely to read and borrow books.

ONLINE: Wisconsin Chamber Choir

ONLINE: Wisconsin Chamber Choir November 30, 2020 Wisconsin Chamber Choir members during the filming of a "Car Carols" segment. In another brilliant pandemic innovation, the Wisconsin Chamber Choir is presenting socially distanced performances of holiday music and songs by African American composers. The singers will perform in their own cars, using wireless microphones, and the choir will hear each other to sing along by monitoring their car radios. The live segments will be interspersed with pre-recorded music by the choir. We get to listen (and watch) from the safety of our own homes; find the livestream on press release: Join the Wisconsin Chamber Choir on Saturday, December 12, at 2:00 pm for Car Carols, a unique holiday concert featuring live, socially-distanced performances of music by African-American composers and seasonal favorites. Choir members will sing from their individual cars using wireless microphones, listening to the sound of the whole choir via their car radios. The audience is invited to join our Facebook event and/or listen in live on YouTube. There is no charge to view the live-stream, but donations would be welcome.