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NEWS 2 h Share with: Lil Nas X faced a last-minute rush to recruit new dancers for his debut appearance on Saturday Night Live after one of his original backing performers tested positive for Covid-19. The Old Town Road hitmaker served as the musical guest for the season finale over the weekend, when he suffered a wardrobe malfunction live on air as he split his pants while performing a pole dance routine to his latest smash hit, Montero (Call Me by Your Name). But the embarrassing incident wasn t the only problem Lil Nas X faced on the Saturday Night Live set. ....
Minnesota has struggled for many years with a lack of available child-care, also referred to as âchild-care deserts.â The COVID-19 pandemic has created an ever greater need as the Star Tribune recently reported Minnesota has lost approximately 4,000 licensed family child care providers. Christine Mutchler, Itasca Community Collegeâs Early Childhood Education instructor wanted to find a way to help after she heard the concerns from the community and saw recent research regarding this gap. âThe one thing holding rural Minnesota back from taking a serious leap forward economically is the lack of workers, and there are three things getting in the way of fixing that: a lack of child care, a lack of affordable housing, and a lack of transportation,â according to Marnie Werner, Vice President of Research from the Center for Rural Policy and Development. âThe biggest of these is child care.â ....
Article content One of the first things advertising executive Natacha Brind’Amour does each week is check on the mental wellbeing of the company’s 130 employees. Brind’Amour, vice-president of people and culture at Montreal-based Sharethrough Inc., opens Officevibe, a computer program she uses to send out an anonymous, five-question survey every Monday morning that tracks the staff’s mood. The survey predates the onslaught of COVID-19, but when everyone was forced to trade their desks for kitchen tables, she began paying more attention to the results. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. ....
Community Calendar: May 19-29 Wednesday 5/19 Literary Lunch: Brock Clarke discusses “I, Grape; Or the Case For Fiction” with Sarah Domet, noon, Portland Public Library, 5 Monument Square. Free, portlandlibrary.com. Wednesday 5/26 Edward Ball will speak about the book “The Life of a Klansman” at 6 p.m. Wednesday, May 26, as part of “Begin Again, reckoning with intolerance in Maine,” by Maine Historical Society in Portland. Contributed / Nina Subin “The Life of a Klansman,” Begin Again Series Zoom book talk with Edward Ball, 6 p.m., part of “Begin Again, reckoning with intolerance in Maine,” by Maine Historical Society in Portland, May 27 through Dec. 31. To schedule an in-person visit to the exhibit and learn more, visit mainehistory.org/programs. ....