How D.C.'s 2023-24 Theater Season Got Made
Three years since COVID, local theaters still feel the pandemic’s gut punch, impacting how they programmed the current season.
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Three years since COVID, local theaters still feel the pandemic’s gut punch, impacting how they programmed the current season.
Magan Holz is set to open outlets in Lakewood on June 1 and in Oconto Falls in mid-July.
What should Pa. learn from COVID-19? And will we embrace the lessons in such divided times? Updated 9:53 AM; Facebook Share Hurricane forecasting has advantages over pandemic forecasting. If people follow an evacuation order and no one dies, the hurricane still leaves behind floods and downed trees and plenty of justification for the order. With a pandemic, closing businesses and schools might prevent sickness and death, but also eliminate evidence of what might have been. That makes it harder to argue against people who claim overreaction or overreach. Disagreement about the true severity o...
The COVID-19 vaccine hunter has spoken: Virtually everyone in Phase 1A covered Updated 1:06 PM; Today 11:58 AM Deayne Simon, Penbrook, gets his Moderna, COVID-19 vaccine from Pharmacist Chuck Kray, of Hershey Pharmacy, at the Camp Curtin YMCA in Harrisburg, Pa., Apr. 3, 2021. NFL star LeSean McCoy through his foundation partnered with local organizations to host the clinic. Mark Pynes | mpynes@pennlive.com Facebook Share The vast majority of Pennsylvanians in Phase 1A who want COVID-19 vaccine have received at least a first dose. That’s the assessment of state officials, a long-term care ...
‘She saved his life’: Pa. professor has helped more than 200 people find COVID-19 vaccine appointments Updated Mar 15, 2021; It feels good to help someone get their life back — better than any thrill Jen Clements can get from playing games on her phone. She has found COVID-19 vaccine appointments for 233 people as of late last week. Most are very old and lacking online skills. Some face additional barriers such as a lack of transportation, hearing impairment or inability to speak English. Many are essentially strangers to Clements, 46, who is a professor of social work at Shippensburg ...