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Boston s iconic Swan Boats return after a year off

Don t miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   BOSTON (AP) — Boston s famous Swan Boats are again offering rides after being sidelined last year because of the pandemic. Acting Mayor Kim Janey took her family on one of the foot-powered boats Saturday to celebrate their reopening at the Boston Public Garden. Janey called it “a great way to celebrate our recovery from the pandemic.” “We welcome Bostonians and visitors back to our historic park to enjoy this joyful attraction in keeping with current health guidelines for a safe ride with family and friends, she said in a statement. Masks are required on the boats, and passengers are being spaced apart in line and on the vessels.

Boston s iconic Swan Boats return after a year off

Democratic legislative leaders ask that remote access to hearings continue in 2022-2023 session

Democratic legislative leaders ask that remote public access to hearings continue permanently Funds sought in 2022-2023 budget to continue practice that began amid height of COVID-19 pandemic Share Updated: 7:32 PM EDT May 7, 2021 Funds sought in 2022-2023 budget to continue practice that began amid height of COVID-19 pandemic Share Updated: 7:32 PM EDT May 7, 2021 The Democratic leaders of the New Hampshire House and Senate are asking the Republican majority to find enough money in the next state budget to continue to provide remote public access to legislative hearings.They are further asking that the provision be made a permanent part of legislative operations. House Democratic Leader Renny Cushing said during a Friday news conference that a positive by-product of the COVID-19 pandemic has been to the state’s ability to provide remote access for people to watch and testify in committee hearings remotely.For more than a year, House and Senate hearin

Sculpture controversy, service industry blues: News from around our 50 states

From USA TODAY Network and wire reports Alabama Montgomery: Delta is now flying bigger airplanes in and out of the capital city, and it will allow even more people aboard beginning in May. The changes are part of a plan to increase airline capacity in Montgomery toward pre-pandemic levels. The airport reported Delta started the month with bigger aircraft making the airline’s four daily flights between Montgomery and Atlanta, meaning more seats for passengers. Capacity will increase again May 1 when Delta starts allowing middle-seat passengers for the first time this year. One pandemic change that’s not going away is Delta’s new cleaning and sanitation procedures. The airline has announced that they’ll become permanent. Federal guidelines require air travelers to continue wearing masks. American Airlines resumed nonstop flights between Montgomery and Washington, D.C., earlier this month. The airport also offers nonstop flights to Charlotte, North Carolina, and to Dallas.

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