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Certain political groups will be banned from Concord s Market Days Festival in 2021. (Tony Schinella/Patch)
CONCORD, NH As the Market Days Festival begins to ramp up for August, after a pause in 2020 due to coronavirus, a controversy has arisen after some political organizations have seen their requests for booths rejected this year.
Back in January, the Intown Concord board of directors, not knowing how many booths they would be able to rent for the three-day event, slated for Aug. 19, Aug. 20, and Aug. 21, voted to disallow political organizations. The thinking at the time, according to Julie Bushaw, the org s board president, who also works at Merrimack County Savings Bank, was the festival should be about downtown, its businesses, its restaurants, and shops, as well as local artists and crafters.
Youth Theater Camps To Reopen This Summer With Covid Safety Protocols
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Though many oldsters forget a lot, smiles often cross their lips as they remember a camp song.
Now, as vaccinations help corral the COVID-19 pandemic, a new generation is stockpiling future musical memories at summer theater camps for youngsters throughout the Bay Area.
Safety precautions triggered by the pandemic act as accompaniment.
Camps, peppered with original musicals and plays, are relying mostly on junior versions of oldies but goodies.
Anne Clark, 6th Street Playhouse s managing director and education director for 6th Street Playhouse in Santa Rosa, for instance, has planned three indoor camps at the theater between June 7 and Aug. 6 for kids 7 to 16 that feature Disney Frozen Kids, Sister Act Jr. and Junie B. Jones Jr.: The Musical. All deal with the basics of character development, super-fun choreography and singing techn
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Texas college students who lost wages during winter storm find aid from classmates, schools
Emergency funds and donations help ease student workers’ financial strain.
Students at the University of North Texas celebrated after the school compensated student workers who lost a week s worth of pay during the winter storms. Other Texas college students found financial relief through donations, emergency funds and student-led fundraisers after the storms created unexpected costs.(UNT Health Science Center)
Some Texas college students found relief through donations, emergency funds and student-led fundraisers after last month’s winter storm brought unforeseen challenges.
Students who work on campus and rely on their paychecks for rent and groceries faced a steep financial hit after officials at their universities said those missing work would not be compensated, even if they were scheduled but school operations changed because of the storm.