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Sactown Magazine May 28, 2021 Photo by Kial James It’s time again to break out the lawn chairs—or the pool floats, as the case may be. After skipping last year due to the pandemic, communities across the Sacramento region are bringing back outdoor movie screenings this summer. Here’s what’s coming up on the big (alfresco) screen. Gather: Movies at the Fort (Midtown) Every second Saturday this summer, get your family-friendly flick fix while reclining on the lawn at Sutter’s Fort. Settle into a socially distanced family-and-friends pod and watch your preferred film projected onto th...

A proposed event celebrating Burlington’s graduating seniors has been rescheduled, it was announced Wednesday.  "Night Under the Stars" was rescheduled for June 1, with a raindate of June 4, according to a social media post by Burlington High School Principal Mark Sullivan. In the post, Sullivan said the event was rescheduled after a meeting with student council. On Tuesday it was announced the event, which was being promoted as a night of “music, playing games and taking pictures,” would not be going forward, leading to frustrated complaints on social media. On Tuesday afternoon, Su...

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Parading through prom at Willmar Senior High School Willmar Senior High School students celebrated their prom Friday evening with a parade and scaled back social hour. The school did not hold a prom last year due to the coronavirus pandemic. 8:08 pm, May 7, 2021 × Seniors Abby Stark, left, and Caden Carlson drive in the Willmar Senior High School prom parade Friday evening, May 7, 2021, near the Willmar Civic Center in Willmar. Students got to show off their style for a socially distanced prom which included a car parade followed by a livestreamed grand march and a cat...

Schools move closer to normal with graduations Written by Dean Thompson on May 7, 2021 A year ago, high school seniors didn’t get to celebrate with a prom or a normal graduation, and students at Western New Mexico University celebrated getting their degrees virtually from their homes, or wherever else they had a mind to. With vaccination rates rising and the calendar moving into May, it’s time to start thinking about proms, senior days and graduations. For WNMU, in the last Board of Regents meeting, President Joseph Shepard said that 135 or...