Here's How Federal COVID Relief Funds Will Be Used in Massachusetts
Relief funds from the recently passed American Rescue Plan will go toward bolstering Massachusetts' COVID-19 vaccination program and public transportation as...
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Relief funds from the recently passed American Rescue Plan will go toward bolstering Massachusetts' COVID-19 vaccination program and public transportation as...
Relief funds from the recently passed American Rescue Plan will go toward bolstering Massachusetts' COVID-19 vaccination program and public transportation as...
Skip to main content Currently Reading S.F. nonprofit raised $180,000 to buy Cliff House artifacts at auction. Here's what will happen to them FacebookTwitterEmail 1of8 Two historic Sutro Baths swimsuits were purchased by the Western Neighborhoods Project nonprofit in an auction Friday. The artifacts once belonged to the old Cliff House restaurant.ACT Art Conservation LLC archivesShow MoreShow Less 2of8 The Dream Team of Nicole Meldahl (upper left), executive director of Western Neighborhoods Project, Alexandra Mitchell, a fine arts conservator, and John Lindsey, owner of the Great Highway Ga...
Live Music makes a return at Beauvior Park Beauvior Park concert (Source: wafb) By Chris Rosato | March 12, 2021 at 10:53 PM CST - Updated March 13 at 4:28 AM BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Now that live music is back, people have been itching to get let loose and enjoy themselves after a long year without attending any concerts. “I saw they were playin, I said I’m driving right out by 1-10 I might as well stop and see em,” said Scott Quirion who attended the event. On Friday, at Beauvior Park tucked away by the Perkins overpass, folks were quick to buy their tickets. The venue sold o...
Governor Announces Move to Phase 3, What Does This Mean? Great news! The Covid-19 vaccine will be made available to many more people starting on March 17th. Those who work in Agriculture, food banks, and grocery stores will be eligible to get the vaccine. This comes after Governor Inslee recently announced that all of Washington will enter Phase 3 on March 22nd. The reopening plan will be once again based on counties, NOT regions. For more information about how to go about obtaining the vaccine, get details here. Get our free mobile app As for Healthy Washington: Roadmap to Recovery, Governo...