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Arts organizations take different paths to surviving the pandemic
August 14, 2020
OperaDelaware General Director Brendan Cooke concedes that “singing indoors is about the least safe thing you can do these days,” but the current shutdown has left him with a bit of a quandary. “When we’re ...
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Why I disagree with Sam’s views on ‘risk’ in the workplace
August 14, 2020
I’m going to keep this fairly short because I think Sen. Laura Sturgeon makes a great case for remote learning in her column across the page. But I had a visceral reaction to Sam’s column ...
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Arts organizations get ‘vital lifeline’ through CARES Act grants
June 10, 2020
The Delaware Division of the Arts (DDOA) has allocated $443,000 in relief grants to 55 arts and community-based organizations as well as 11 artists across the state. The money came from the National Endowment for ...
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