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Review: 'Detained' confronts the cruelties of the immigration system - Vimarsana News

Review: 'Detained' confronts the cruelties of the immigration system

The world premiere of 'Detained,' France-Luce Benson's docudrama, at the Fountain Theatre, explores the plight of longtime U.S. residents held in immigration detention.

Wachusett Goings On - Vimarsana News

Wachusett Goings On

Programs, meetings and events in the Wachusett area

COVID travel: Airlines' change fees, rules return on some tickets - Vimarsana News

COVID travel: Airlines' change fees, rules return on some tickets

Ready to travel again? Be careful when shopping for plane tickets: change fees and other fine print are back on some tickets – or will be soon. With vacation travel strongly rebounding as more Americans are vaccinated against the coronavirus that causes COVID-19, several airlines are eliminating travel waivers put in place when travel evaporated during the coronavirus pandemic. The waivers allowed travelers to change or cancel tickets without the usual penalties to give skittish passengers confidence to buy tickets. Alaska Airlines labeled it a "peace of mind'' waiver. American, JetBlue ...

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Photographer Jim Krantz pivots from cowboys to COVID stay-at-home - Vimarsana News

Photographer Jim Krantz pivots from cowboys to COVID stay-at-home

Print “Every time I get a job, I’ve got this funny feeling that it might be my very last job,” Jim Krantz says during a recent phone interview about life as a commercial and fine art photographer in the pandemic age. With a solid reputation in the business and a portfolio of returning clients, Krantz represents a class of artists not broken but still shaken by COVID-19. Still, he says that it was genuinely scary when work began drying up in March last year. That’s what makes a new exhibition of his work at Danziger at Fetterman gallery particularly satisfying.