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East Side BID will pay 10 local artists to paint picnic tables for a unique public space. By Michael Holloway - Apr 30th, 2021 10:43 am //end headline wrapper ?>East Side Art Lot. Photo courtesy of The East Side Business Improvement District.
Frank Zappa was once quoted as saying, “Art is making something out nothing, and selling it.”
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Elizabeth Brodek must have had a similar thought pop into her head last year as she fixated upon the often-vacant parking lot located between Von Trier and Beans & Barley on North Ave. With the pandemic in full swing, Brodek suddenly had the idea to transform that lonely parking lot at 1915 E. North Ave. into the East Side Art Lot, a public hang-out space featuring picnic tables painted by local artists. With the help of ten local artists and some generous sponsors, she made it happen, and the inaugural Art Lot ran from August 21st to November 15th.
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Gov. Evers Announces Moderna Vaccine Delivery
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In an official statement from his office on Monday afternoon, Governor Evers announced that the Moderna vaccine to fight COVID-19 will be arriving within the state this week. Approximately 16,000 doses will be arriving in Wisconsin this week, with a planned total of 100,000 doses of the Moderna vaccine coming in the near future, per state health officials.
Unlike the vaccine manufactured by Pfizer/BioNTech, the vaccine from Moderna can be stored at normal refrigerated temperatures, making for a logistically easier distribution of the second vaccine. As of Friday, the Food and Drug Administration has authorized emergency use of the Moderna vaccine for adults ages 18 and older, while the Pfizer vaccine had been approved on Dec. 10 for those 16 and older.
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