Lackawanna College Selects FirstLight for Campus Connectivity to Fuel Its School of Petroleum and Natural Gas
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ALBANY, N.Y., May 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ FirstLight, a leading provider of fiber-optic data, Internet, data center, cloud, and voice services to enterprise and carrier customers throughout the northeast, announced today that Lackawanna College has selected FirstLight as the fiber provider for its new satellite center in Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania. The new Center will offer traditional associate degree and certificate programs and be the new home for the College s School of Petroleum and Natural Gas.
2021 NYCxDESIGN Awards Finalists
By Interior Design Staff
Interior Design and ICFF are pleased to announce the finalists for the sixth annual NYCxDESIGN Awards. The program celebrates outstanding talent across major areas of design such as architecture, interiors, product design, graphics and branding, student design, and more, unifying New York City s showcase of global design. Finalists for both Products and Projects are named in over 60 categories listed below.
Winners and honorees will be announced during the live-streamed NYCxDESIGN Awards Ceremony, hosted by editor in chief Cindy Allen. DesignTV by SANDOW is streaming the ceremony on May 17-18 at 1:30 p.m. EST on interiordesign.net and on our Facebook page.
Coronavirus in N.J.: What’s reopened, what concerts, festivals and shows are rescheduled, canceled. (May 5, 2021)
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Several live, on-location musical events will feature women artists this Mother’s Day weekend:
♦ South Orange Performing Arts Center in South Orange is bringing its stage back to life on Friday, May 7, with a concert by singer-songwriter and New Jersey native Dana Fuchs. The show will be limited to 100 audience members in the theater, but also will be streamed live online.
♦ Broadway veteran Kelli Rabke will premiere her new cabaret show, “Tiny Giants Petite Powerhouses from Garland to Gaga,” at the Mayo Performing Arts Center in Morristown with performances 3 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, May 8. As indicated by its title, the show will pay tribute to “small-in-stature” women vocalists, including Edith Piaf, Bette Midler, Stevie Nicks, the singers whose names are incorporated in the show’s title, and others. (Rabke,
Coronavirus in N.J.: What’s reopened, what concerts, festivals and shows are rescheduled, canceled. (April 28, 2021)
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♦ The Summit-based New Jersey Dance Theatre Ensemble will mount its 52nd anniversary performance of “¡Ballie di Primavera! The Dances of Spring” online 7 p.m. Sunday, May 2.
The program will feature NJDTE pre-professional dancers ages 10-18 and include works by; Christopher Bloom of Ballet Hispánico, excerpts of “Don Quixote” and “Paquita” staged by the ensemble’s rehearsal director Alexandra Gonzalez, “Parallel” staged by artistic director Nancy Turano, and Paul Taylor’s “Cloven Kingdom”, staged by 20-year Paul Taylor veteran Michelle Fleet.
Tickets are $40 per viewing device. For information email info@njdte.org, phone 908-273-5500 or visit njdte.org.
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The giant carving has long faced outrage as a symbol glorifying the Confederacy, depicting Confederate President Jefferson Davis and Confederate generals Robert E. Lee and Thomas âStonewallâ Jackson. The adjacent park features Confederate flags and street names also targeted for removal and renaming.
Efforts to erase the carving gained steam amid recent nationwide protests against racism and police brutality but remain hamstrung by a state law enacted in 2001 that forbids altering or removing âthe memorial to the heroes of the Confederate States of America graven upon the face of Stone Mountain.â