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A posthumous MCASD solo exhibition examines the life and legacy of the local Chicana artist
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A posthumous MCASD solo exhibition examines the life and legacy of the local Chicana artist
On the last day of seventh grade, at the end-of-the-school-year party, I had my first kiss. We were in Hanover, in the Nathan’s Garden gazebo. The boy I was with, Sean McManamy, was not my first boyfriend, but he was my first love, in the sense that...
Up in Smoke Up in Smoke. The drive-in parking lot was about halfway full, and people kept bouncing from car to car. Puffs of smoke wafted from windows. By the way, it was April 20: 4/20. Sure people were celebrating, but the night was also a fundraiser. All proceeds went to the Southwest Detroit Community Justice Center. The whole evening was part of a mutual aid project run by Zoe Villegas and this informal group of organizers called 304 Army. It took months to put together. Organizing projects like this is a big way Zoe’s been getting through this pandemic. “I read once that psychologic...
COVID-19 Caught Us All off Guard. Will Your Organization Be Ready the Next Time Chaos Strikes? The pandemic threw us all for a loop. But Diana Hendel, PharmD, and Mark Goulston, MD, say there are plenty of other potential disruptions around the corner. Here are six ways to prepare. Nashville, TN (April 2021)—When COVID-19 shook our world to its foundations a year ago, organizations had to reinvent themselves overnight. Supply chains faltered, consumer behaviors shifted drastically, and workers either moved home or had to navigate a maze of safety protocols. Leaders and employees alike ha...
Staff reports Budget commission to meet PORT CLINTON - The Ottawa County Budget Commission will hold a meeting at 10 a.m. April 7. Call 419-734-7555, option 3, code 434521 to attend. Recreation board cancels meeting CLYDE - The Clyde Recreation Board meeting set for April 5 is canceled due to lack of a quorum. The next meeting will be May 3 in the conference room in the municipal building, 222 N. Main St. Alzheimer's virtual classes offered TOLEDO -The Alzheimer's Association Northwest Ohio Chapter and The Clear Passage Geriatric Psychiatric Center of the Joint Township District Memorial Hosp...