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Hostias consagradas al vacío Historias del mundo El cura solo va una vez al año a Tristan da Cunha, la isla más remota del mundo Un cartel da la bienvenida a la isla, en el Atlántico Sur  Brian Gratwicke / Flickr Actualizado a 14/07/2021 07:08 Los ingleses quieren ir de vacaciones a Salou, Fuengirola o Benidorm, pero la contraoferta de Boris Johnson es que se pasen unos días en la Antártida británica o Tristan da Cunha, donde todo el mundo está vacunado y el virus no ha hecho acto de presencia. Entre otras razones porque es el asentamiento más remoto del mundo, literalmente en medi...

Knoxville High School Musical Theatre Recognized for Community Engagement

Knoxville’s musical theatre department recently received recognition from the Iowa Musical Theatre Association for their performance of “Meet Me in St. Louis.” Among the awards received was recognition for dedication to accessible arts opportunities. Annie Leonard says this means Knoxville is able to provide these opportunities for not only every student, but anyone in the community who wants to help out. “We try to make our theatre family inclusive to everybody for all the kids, all the community members who want to come and help. We have awesome kids working backstage and in the lig...

Outstanding Performance in a Principal Role recipients included: Katelynn Collins as “Esther Smith” Hayden Hudson as “Agnes Smith” Johanna Leonard as “Katie” was recognized for Special Recognition for Performance in a Principal Role. The school also gained recognition for its dedication to accessible arts opportunities.

Agnes Smith, 76, passed away on April 28. She was a loving mother and friend to all who came into her life. Agnes loved the outdoors and helping animals and the elderly. She enjoyed riding her motorcycle (scooter), fixing things and spending time with her family. Whether it be dancing, singing a silly song or playing outside with her grandchildren who were the light of her life; she treasured every second through the years watching them grow up. She had an amazing zest for life and a wonderful laugh, giving her the name of “Silly Nanna” by her grandson when he learned to talk. The name �...