Theatre performances returned to Boyertown High Schoolâs stage for the production of âMamma Mia!â June 29 to July 8.
The cast featured 33 students in grades 9-12 and two alumni who returned to perform due to losing the show last year during the pandemic. An on-stage orchestra consisted of community members, teachers and students, led by Christopher Cinquini.Â
âMamma Mia was chosen three years ago because we knew our audience would love the music of ABBA. We thought the music would get everyone up on their feet and singing along,â said directors John Hazel and Jeffrey Brunner. âThatâs exactly the response we received. People flocked to the show because they are ready to start to feel normal again. This musical makes you feeling happy, and we think it was a great way to bring back musicals to Boyertown.â
LOWVILLE â By mid-May, no more appointments will be required for Lewis County residents needing the Department of Motor Vehiclesâ services. As of May 17, they will be able to just show up, almost like before, but walk-ins still will not be accepted.
Some things will go âback to normalâ with this change made by County Clerk Jake Moser, but capacity limits will mean itâs a normal with some adaptations.
The success of the âtake-a-numberâ model the DMV has been using since its move to its current location has brought the number generator into this new normal.
The ticket system will be stationed outside of the door of the DMV beginning at 8:30 a.m. daily so that people can take a number to âget in lineâ as soon as they arrive.
LOWVILLE â By mid-May, no more appointments will be required for Lewis County residents needing the Department of Motor Vehiclesâ services. As of May 17, they will be able to just show up, almost like before, but walk-ins still will not be accepted.
Some things will go âback to normalâ with this change made by County Clerk Jake Moser, but capacity limits will mean itâs a normal with some adaptations.
The success of the âtake-a-numberâ model the DMV has been using since its move to its current location has brought the number generator into this new normal.
The ticket system will be stationed outside of the door of the DMV beginning at 8:30 a.m. daily so that people can take a number to âget in lineâ as soon as they arrive.
LOWVILLE â Lewis County Clerk Jake Moser announced Friday the county Department of Motor Vehicles will reopen for in-person transactions by appointment only on Monday.
âDMV staff is working diligently to contact all customers that had to be rescheduled due to the closure,â Mr. Moser said. âIf you have not been contacted yet, we ask for your patience â we are contacting customers in the order of your original appointment.â
New appointments will be accepted on the appointment line 315-376-9729 once the rescheduled appointments are set. Appointments may also be made at https://lewiscountydmv.setmore.com/.
It is requested that people who are ill on the day of their scheduled appointment or who are under quarantine order, not come to the DMV and should call the appointment line to reschedule.