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Across the Capital Region, more hospitals are requiring staff members to be vaccinated against COVID-19. Both Saratoga Hospital and St. Mary’s Healthcare in…

Proctors awarded $9.4 million in federal funding | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Shares0 SCHENECTADY – Proctors is closer to reopening thanks in part to funding from the federal Shuttered Venue Operators Grant, which recently awarded the theater $9.4 million.  TheREP also received funding through the program and, along with $3 million donated by patrons, Proctors Collaborative is $870,000 shy of the $14 million needed to reopen.  “Almost more importantly, it guarantees that we will not just restart but be able to do so with enough resources to prime the pump of the entire Proctors Collabor...

Palace sees financial relief from federal funds, other venues await an answer | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Shares0 CAPITAL REGION – The Palace Theater in Albany recently became one of 10 arts venues across New York state to receive financial assistance from the federal Shuttered Venue Operators Grants. The $16 billion program, run by the Small Business Administration, is meant to help small independent venues, promoters, movie theaters and other entertainment venues that have been financially impacted by the pandemic. During the last year, the Palace, like many arts organizations, has certa...

’Azzaam Hameed & Friends will open Jazz on Jay concert series | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS PHOTOGRAPHER: Matty Stecks & The 518 will perform on Thursday, June 24, in the Jazz on Jay series. (photo provided) Shares0 GAZETTE COVERAGE “MVP Health Care is proud to support and celebrate this exciting community event that has been a longstanding tradition in Schenectady,” said Ellen Sax, MVP Health Care’s vice president of community engagement. “The return of Jazz on Jay is a great way for families to get outside and enjoy this unique music series all summer long. We look forward to seein...

Theater nominees getting it done with no stage FacebookTwitterEmail  Shakespeare once wrote that all the world’s a stage. He also wrote it while the bubonic plague had killed people across England. Albany High schoolers proved that the words of the Bard were indeed immortal, when they turned their own little worlds into stages in a plague of their own. It has been a tough year for students across the country. But these young artists have persevered in their dedication to their craft and have made it to the final round of the High School Musical Theatre Awards. This event, annual until COVI...