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District has Just Announced there will be no school for public or archdiocesan students this thursday because of the parade. All teachers, students and staff will have a chance to witness history. Speaking of parades, we have Live Team Coverage of thursdays festivities. Nydia han has more on places and spaces people can stay. Reporter vernon odom is at the airport with all those eagles fans returning from minneapolis just in time. But first lets head to Annie Mccormick live at the art museum right now where the parade will end on thursday. Hi, annie. Hey, annie. Reporter hi. Theyre already mak...

Unplanned pregnancies and abortions. Well talk to Sharon Macarthur who has been forced to ration her hrt medication. And we reunite a woman with her long lost dog hazel after she saw her pets face on a beer can, nearly three years after she went missing. I feel like i ifeel like i won i feel like i won the lottery. Its like christmas. Hazel is currently on a 26 hour road trip to get back to her owner well speak to them both. We arejust we are just hearing the news about Phillip Schofield, he has put on his instagram a rabbit moving letter in the last few moments, i will read some of it. He say...

The Florida Orchestra kicked off its 56th season with nine new musicians and a concert schedule that ranges from classical to a ‘Grinch’ screening.

Despite shorter concerts, smaller audiences, the music never stopped for The Florida Orchestra during pandemic It's what's right with Tampa Bay ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - The Florida Orchestra played 80 concerts this past year at the Mahaffey Theater in St. Petersburg. That's just about more than any other orchestra in the country but far fewer than the 130 scheduled during a normal season. "We are a haven for people to come and listen to music," Musical Director Michael Francis said. "To have that moment to escape for what has been an extremely difficult time for everybody. We just felt like we ...

Arts events for Sarasota-Manatee: Dec. 31-Jan. 6 Dancing into a new year The Sarasota Ballet kicks off the new year with its third digital program of excerpts from a wide variety of pieces by six different choreographers. The company announced in December that it would continue its online presentations through the rest of the season. The latest offering, available Friday through Tuesday features Peter Darrell’s “Othello,” Christopher Wheeldon’s “The American,” Sir Matthew Bourne’s “The Infernal Galop,” Sir Peter Wright’s “The Mirror Walkers” and “Summertide,” Sir ...