EVANSVILLE, Ind. American Airlines in May will resume its twice-daily connection between Evansville Regional Airport and Chicago, which was suspended last year as the coronavirus pandemic gripped the nation.
The pandemic stifled travel from spring 2020 forward, forcing American and other carriers to ground several regular flights. But with vaccinations increasing, more people are flying.
EVV saw 9,224 enplanements in March, up from about 7,000 in January and February. Executive Director Nate Hahn said 10,000 is possible for April, and the May 6 return of EVV’s Chicago connection via American also will grow passengers.
EVV’s once-a-day connection to Chicago via United Airlines remained in service during the pandemic, so resuming the American flights will take EVV’s daily Chicago connections to three. Airport officials said it’s possible United could add a second Chicago flight this summer.
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âI got the idea for the song on an oceanfront balcony up in Cambria when my wife got annoyed by my neurotic vape addiction crampinâ the vibes,â Sam Swinson says. âMost of the rest was written and recorded last year, late at night in a hotel room in Amsterdam.â
Ealy Elementary School teacher Gabriel Knowles received the Michigan Elementary Science Teacher of the Year award last month, Whitehall District Schools announced on its Facebook page.
Knowles, who teaches fourth-grade science, said that in his teaching career, heâs noticed that the early ages are the time to get young students interested in science. He noted that with so much focus on reading and math at those ages, it can be hard to get students to also invest their emotional capital in science, but when they do, Knowles thinks they benefit.
âHopefully that gets them interested in learning in general,â Knowles said. âHopefully as they become more interested in learning in general, they might gravitate to STEM fields, which is something we could use in our country. I have a science degree, and I started out actually doing science, then I switched and became a teacher. I always gravitated to elementary school teaching. Thatâs where I thought I could have th