Return to classroom for some AAPS students pushed back to May
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Ann Arbor Public Schools will push back the return to in-person learning to May 3 for students in grades 4-12 due to high levels of community COVID-19 spread.Image provided by AAPS
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ANN ARBOR, MI - Rising COVID-19 cases locally and in the state of Michigan will push back the return to in-person classes for students that have remained in remote learning at Ann Arbor Public Schools.
Superintendent Jeanice Swift recommended pausing the return to in-person learning until May 3 for grades 4-12 during AAPS’ Board of Education meeting Wednesday, April 14.
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Standout cocktails from Albany to Saratoga Springs
Persimmon Negroni s, sesame cocktails and loaded bloody marys make the list
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The loaded bloody mary, complete with a small fried chicken sandwich, from The Hideaway in Saratoga Springs.Photo by Jessica Kelly
Cocktail bars have stepped up their game compared to the vodka cranberry I used to get for $1 on Thursdays at my local college bar. I remember when cocktail prices started going up, my friends and I were a little put off until we realized that cocktail bars were creating their own bitters, bringing in unusual flavors, and fresh-pressing their own juices for mixes. Now that’s worth the money.
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As of this week, the library started its St. Patrick s Day program. It s basically come celebrate St. Patrick s Day and Irish culture for the entire month of March. So, any patron that checks out an item about St. Patrick s Day or about Irish culture or Irish experience will be entered into a draw to win an Irish prize, said branch manager Jason Redshaw. There will be two prizes, one for adults and one for children. Each prize will become a surprise; we are not giving it away yet. To be entered into the draw, people can check out a movie or a book relevant to the topic any time in March. Anything Irish-related will work, patrons just need to let the library staff know and they will enter people into the contest.