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Updated Hymns through masks: Christians mark another pandemic Easter VATICAN CITY (AP) — Christianity’s most joyous feast day was celebrated worldwide with the faithful spaced apart in pews and singing choruses of “Hallelujah” through face coverings on a second Easter Sunday marked by pandemic precautions. From vast Roman Catholic cathedrals to Protestant churches, worshippers followed regulations on the coronavirus. In some European countries, citizens lined up on Easter for their turn ...

From vast Roman Catholic cathedrals to Protestant churches, worshippers followed regulations on the coronavirus. In some European countries, citizens lined up on Easter for their turn to receive a COVID-19 vaccine.

Educating Wisconsin’s teachers has been central to UW-Whitewater’s mission since our beginning in 1868. UW-Whitewater was founded as a teachers college and today continues to provide annually the most new teacher licensures in the state. Our alums can be found in school districts all across Wisconsin. We are proud of our teaching professionals and all that they contribute to Wisconsin’s children, families and to the future of our great state. As a former elementary school teacher myself, I understand how important it is for students to receive a high-quality experience in their...

Advertisement The North San Diego County Genealogical Society will hold a live webinar from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Tuesday. Forensic genealogist and scientist Colleen Fitzpatrick will give a presentation on how genetic genealogy confirmed the account of Alex Kurzem, known as the Nazis’ “Little Jewish Mascot,” and whose story was told in a bestselling book, “The Mascot.” The webinar is free; registration is required at nsdcgs.org. GOP women’s group holds virtual meeting Carlsbad Republican Women Federated hosts author/speaker Tom Del Beccaro and congressional candidate Brian Maryott at 1...

What virus? Tasmania shows how much fun a 2021 arts festival can be By Cameron Woodhead Normal text size MONA FOMA 2021 (part one) MONA’s Festival of Music and Art kicked off in Launceston last weekend, offering a tantalising foretaste of how major arts and culture festivals will adapt to COVID-19 through 2021. To a Melburnian, arriving in Tasmania feels like stepping into a plague-free oasis. Anyone would be apprehensive about crossing a state border right now, but the anxiety quickly dissipates in the face of a relaxed and friendly COVID-normal. Robin Fox's Aqua Luma at Cataract Gorge. Cr...