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‘Amazing gift:’ Melrose Center offers free access to recording studios, 3D printing labs and cameras
Located at Orlando Public Library downtown, open at limited capacity
‘Amazing gift:’ Melrose Center offers free access to recording studios, 3D printing labs and cameras
ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Steve Hill, 54, is back in the recording studio, producing music. He’s getting hands-on experience using high-tech audio equipment.
“I was here almost every day up until the pandemic hit. Once everything shut down, we’d drive by and say, ‘Look, there’s the library, we used to go there,’” Hill said.
The recording studio is at the Orange County Library System’s downtown Orlando branch, part of the Melrose Center on the second floor. After being closed for nearly a year during the pandemic, it’s back open at a limited capacity.
How Restaurants Are Approaching Problems Caused (and Worsened) by the Pandemic Talking to a handful of local restaurateurs about staffing, safety, pay and more Tweet Share
The Nashville hospitality industry has been hit particularly hard by the one-two punch of COVID-19 and last year’s unimaginable series of disastrous events. As quickly as the dining spigot was cut off by mayoral fiat back in March 2020, it has reopened to a gushing cascade as capacity constraints and mask regulations have been lifted. This has introduced an all-new series of challenges for local food and beverage workers.
It’s easy to assume that some of the things that have gone away think family-style and buffet dining will never return. But Monell’s, for instance, is back with full tables around the lazy Susan. Other new aspects of the dining experience like carryout from fine-dining establishments and the option to buy booze to-go will probably remain a regular
May 27, 2021 Nicholas Wolfram Smith Christopher Major’s road to the diaconate started with a simple statement after Mass one Sunday at his parish, St. Isabella in San Rafael. As everyone gathered after the liturgy ended, Deacon Jim Myers approached him and said, “I think you have what it takes to be an outstanding deacon.” “That was amazing, he saw something in me that I didn t see in myself,” Major said. Major understood the seriousness of what becoming a deacon meant: not just a five-year commitment to formation, but a lifetime of service to the church, and through Holy Orders, “joining the apostolic tradition.”
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