CALGARY The 42nd Calgary Folk Music Festival is in full swing at Prince’s Island Park with some changes, which were primarily put in place to prevent COVID-19 infections. Instead of a multi-stage festival, this year’s event includes an outdoor concert series at the main stage. It’s called Summer Serenades, and capacity is capped at 15 per cent. Due to physical distancing protocols, admission also looks different. Instead of individual ticket sales, each ticket gives access to a plot in front of the main stage that allows up to four adults and two children. Masks are required to be worn at the festival, but can be removed while attendees and their cohort are seated at their plot.
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Masks, sanitizing, extra precautions implemented for town elections
Town officials prepare for elections as pandemic continues Share Updated: 6:56 PM EST Mar 4, 2021
Town officials prepare for elections as pandemic continues Share Updated: 6:56 PM EST Mar 4, 2021
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Show Transcript WMUR’S KRISTEN CAROSA HAS MORE ABOUT WHAT CLERKS ARE DOING TO KEEP VOTERS SAFE. IN WOLFEBORO TOWN ELECTION , DAY WILL LOOK SIMILAR TO LAST LAST LAST YEAR’S ELECTIONS. VOTING AREAS SIX FEET APART AND SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO ENTER AND EXIT. WE HAVE THEM COMING IN ONE DOOR AND GOING OUT ANOTHER DOOR SO THEY WILL NOT BE GOING OUT THE SAME DOOR. THERE WILL ALSO BE A LIMIT ON HOW MANY PEOPLE CAN ENTER AT A TIME. WE ARE USING SANITATION AND WE ARE PROVIDING RUBBER GLOVES FOR PEOPLE WHO WON THEM IN SPECIAL PENS THAT ARE SANITIZED. IN GREENLAND A COMPANY IS , COMING IN TO SANITIZE THEIR VOTING AREA AND SAFETY MEASURES WILL BE IN PLACE. STA
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A model for the nation: Mothers hope in-progress brick garden will show gravity of gun violence loss
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Marlene Miller-Pratt speaks the New Haven Botanical Garden of Healing Dedicated to Victims of Gun Violence in November. Celeste Robinson-Fulcher is to the left.Ben Lambert / Hearst Connecticut Media /
NEW HAVEN There will be more than 600 bricks in the garden, each representing a life cut short by gun violence in New Haven since 1976, many of them by people wielding illegal and gray market guns.
Each will mark the end of a person’s life and a family’s pain.