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Hart Van Denburg/CPR News Denver nurse and volunteer Shani Jones puts a shot of Modern vaccine in the arm of Angel Martinez of Henderson at a COVID 19 vaccination clinic hosted by Second Chance Center in Aurora on Friday, May 14, 2021. The $1 million drawings announced this week to encourage COVID-19 vaccinations have exposed gaps in a state vaccine database while pointing up inequities among those who might get a shot at the cash. Among those who might be shut out, at least for now, are military veterans who received their vaccinations at Veterans Administration facilities in the state. The...

Jane’s Walk is an annual festival of free, citizen-led walking conversations that encourage people to share stories about their neighbourhoods, discover unseen aspects of their communities, and use walking as a way to connect with their neighbours. Walks take place in hundreds of cities around the world, and Weyburn is one of those locations. “The neighbourhood we focused on this year was the Burnwey quadrant. Signs will be posted on 10 streets: Dieppe Drive, Warren Avenue, Tom Hart Drive, Eaglesham Avenue, Mertz Bay, Bean Crescent, Montgomery Cresent, Laing Cresent, Onstad Crescent, an...

Unique $2.4M home in Plymouth includes concert venue with world-class stage The Moonacy Music Room has hosted jams and hootenannies for up-and-coming singer/songwriters.  March 8, 2021 — 4:42am Text size Copy shortlink: Prince was not the only Minnesota singer/songwriter whose home doubled as an inspirational sanctuary and concert venue. Jan Edwards' Moonacy Music Room in Plymouth might not be as famous as Paisley Park. But Moonacy, too, has drawn its share of up-and-coming musicians and artists, as well as smiling audience memb...

“Of course, the pandemic broke,” De Leon said, with a laugh. The couple initially had plans for a larger wedding with families driving from Texas and Florida up to Wisconsin. Morrison said their list of guests started at 120 and “just grew from there,” but with COVID-19 restrictions, they knew they could no longer have a big celebration. Still, they said they wanted to push forward, content with the idea of having a smaller, more intimate wedding. So, Morrison and De Leon sought out for a venue that could accommodate their small amount of guests and could help them plan a ...