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OTTAWA – The Canada Revenue Agency had to suspend the accounts of more than 100,000 users of its online service because it detected troves of leaked login information on the dark web that could have led to data breaches.
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Send When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, city officials in Arkansas worried, among many possible effects, how the virus might derail the building permit process. It turns out that they worried unnecessarily.
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Proceeds from performance honor former ensemble member Scott Dixon. Written By: John Molseed | ×
Stela Burdt stars in Stela s Clear Blue Morning, a cabaret fundraiser for the Scott Dixon Memorial Fund. (Contributed photo from Commonweal Theatre)
LANESBORO The lights are back on at Commonweal Theatre, even if your view is still from home.
Professional resident ensemble member Stela Burdt invites you to take in a cabaret from your couch. Burdt will host “Stela’s Clear Blue Morning,” a virtual performance and collaboration from the stage available to stream Jan. 15. She will be joined by members of the Commonweal ensemble for 11 performances and songs. Three of those musical numbers will include the entire Commonweal company.