Orchestras, Opera Switching Up Concert Plans Amid COVID-19
Fans of classical music and social distancing will soon have a variety of new options as the Minnesota Orchestra and the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra announce their plans for the fall season.
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Fans of classical music and social distancing will soon have a variety of new options as the Minnesota Orchestra and the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra announce their plans for the fall season.
"We've reached the point where we need to quickly flatten the curve of infection, or we will lose the opportunity to have campus open to students this semester, which we know many students truly want."
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The National Shooting Sports Foundation says there were about 21,900 background checks for gun purchases in Minnesota in August of 2019. This year, there were nearly 35,000 in the same month.
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About 200 students at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire have to stay inside their dorms for two weeks.
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Wisconsin confirmed 893 new positive COVID-19 cases on Sunday but no new deaths.
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A group called Free Minnesota Small Business Coalition argued the governor is usurping the powers of the Legislature.
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