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2020: A year in the strife of Johnson
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Year in Review: State college system at a crossroads; schools go remote
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LYNDON CENTER â In our last Class Acts, we looked at how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted Lyndon Instituteâs Dance and Music programs. This week, we examine our schoolâs other performing art â Drama.
One of my favorite places on the Lyndon Institute campus is Alumni Auditorium. Aside from the colorful flags now lining the walls representing the 46 different native countries of students who have lived and studied at LI since our boarding program reopened, the space looks pretty much the same as when I was a student here over 30 years ago. When empty, the auditorium is a place of great peace; when filled, it is a place of communion, creation, and vitality, a place of energetic assemblies, raucous pep rallies, and â best of all â inspiring performances.
For the performing arts in Vermont, 2020 was the year that wasnât. Yet the COVID-19 pandemic revealed many arts organizationsâ ability to redefine themselves â and for others it meant a complete shutdown.
January began optimistically with a splendid performance by the Montpelier Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Anne Decker, of Menottiâs Christmas opera, âAmahl and the Night Visitorsâ at City Hall Arts Center. The Spice on Snow traditional music festival celebrated its 10th year, also in the capital.
Vermont Stage, the Burlington professional theater, mounted excellent productions of âRelativity,â by Mark St. Germain â in which Ron Crawford became Albert Einstein â and âMarie and Rosetta,â the rockinâ gospel of Sister Rosetta Tharpe.
Vermont briefs: Hospital says cyberattack was ransomware; schools may merge accreditation
The Associated Press
Modified: 12/23/2020 8:50:12 PM
BURLINGTON A Vermont-based hospital network is now saying a cyberattack that crippled its computer systems in October was ransomware.
While the Burlington-based University of Vermont Health Network, which serves hospitals in Vermont and upstate New York, had said its systems were attacked on Oct. 28, officials had not confirmed the attack that disabled the system’s 600 applications was ransomware.
On Tuesday, hospital officials said its information technology workers found a file directing them to contact the attackers if they wanted their systems restored, but it did not contain a request for money.
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