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Great Falls Central Catholic graduates 19 students in Class of 2021
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Great Falls Central Catholic High School recently honored 19 graduates in the Class of 2021 in a ceremony at the school on Sunday.
Kaitlyn Fellows, who will be attending Carroll College in Helena, addressed her classmates as valedictorian while Mike Van Diest, one of the most successful college football coaches in Montana history from his tenure at Carroll, was the commencement speaker.
Dignitaries at the ceremony included Salutatorian and Student Body President Preston Nitschke-Love, who will compete in wrestling and study mechanical engineering at Messiah University in Pennsylvania, Most Revered Michael W. Warfel, the Catholic Bishop for Eastern Montana Diocese, Principal and Superintendent Angela Turoski and Deacon Robert Ferguson.
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DUBAI: It was around the same time last year that Art Dubai had to cancel its physical event due to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic, going fully digital instead.
Twelve months on, and the UAE event – recognized as the Middle East’s leading art fair for showcasing local, regional, and international artists – is back on the ground, with a new location and refreshed format.
Scheduled to take place from March 29 to April 3, Art Dubai 2021 will be held at a purpose-built venue that will “ensure the highest COVID-19 safety protocols” at Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC).
Art Dubai 2021 will be held at a purpose-built venue that will “ensure the highest COVID-19 safety protocols” at Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC). (Supplied)
Within weeks, Art Dubai will put on what is arguably the first real-life exhibition on the global arts circuits since the pandemic upended the international arts calendar.
Dubai remains open and Art Dubai has adapted its programme to put on a safe event; the first major international art fair to cancel due to COVID-19, Art Dubai is also the first one back.
Mindful of the prevalent regulations and to ensure the highest COVID-19 safety protocols, the year, the fair that will take place March 29 to April 3 moves to a new location at Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) in a purpose-built venue that will offer a secure, safe and flexible environment for participants and visitors.