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As pandemic restrictions draw to a close, a joy and relief tinged with fear

As pandemic restrictions draw to a close, a joy and relief tinged with fear Email to a Friend In Roxbury, Richard Nichols said he believes it s time for Governor Charlie Baker to lift the restrictions. “People will start being able to live like normal people,” he said. “It’s time to start living again.”Jessica Rinaldi/Globe Staff It was a moment that remained out of reach for more than a year, through the emergency shutdown last spring, the deadly outbreaks and waves of grief, through the second surge and long winter, through the desperate scramble for vaccines. Just days after federal health officials said people who are fully vaccinated against the coronavirus could shed their masks in most indoor settings, Governor Charlie Baker announced that nearly all pandemic restrictions in Massachusetts would be lifted on Memorial Day weekend, two months ahead of schedule.

Residents excited and scared about lifting of pandemic restrictions

Residents excited and scared about lifting of pandemic restrictions By Travis Andersen, Emily Sweeney and Charlie McKenna Globe Staff and Globe Correspondent,Updated May 18, 2021, 3:58 p.m. Email to a Friend Kristi Bates paid waitress Katie Hunt for her coffee. At the Littleton Cafe, customers spoke to the Globe about mask restrictions being lifted during the COVID-19 pandemic, with most expressing a mix of fear and excitement.Lane Turner/Globe Staff Governor Charlie Baker’s announcement that Massachusetts will lift all pandemic-era restrictions on May 29 had residents in Boston and Littleton reacting with a mix of excitement and fear on Tuesday.

Artist Sues Vermont Law School Over Planned Removal of His Slavery-Themed Mural

Section of the mural at Vermont Law School In July 2020, Vermont Law School announced that it would remove from its campus a large mural that had incited controversy among students and faculty for its portrayal of slavery, African Americans and the Underground Railroad. Eight months later, the mural remains. Its removal has proved complicated and could be a test case for an obscure federal statute regarding visual artwork. Thomas McHenry, then-president and dean of the South Royalton law school, initially announced that the mural would be painted over. Sam Kerson, the artist, objected. The plan was amended to give Kerson a chance to remove the mural. But carpenters determined that removal would require the work to be cut in pieces, constituting destruction.

Valley News - Vermont Law School, muralist in court over cover-up plan as lawsuit plays out

Valley News - Vermont Law School, muralist in court over cover-up plan as lawsuit plays out
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