This fall, school will look very different for Arizona students. Maybe it’ll look a lot like this spring. Maybe it’ll be more like last fall. Or very possibly, school will be somewhere in between. The Arizona Department of Education released the COVID-19: Guidance to Schools and Families. And it’s up to individual schools to figure out…
Photo: Leanne Schmidt, left, and Marlene Strang are “The Ladies.” Following their sold-out performances in May and June, physical comediennes “The Ladies” are bringing their pop-up drive-in show, “Ladies in the Headlights!” to Chandler in the East Valley. Performances will be held August 7, 8, 14 & 15 with showtimes at 7:45 pm and 8:15…
Jewish National Fund-USA (JNF-USA) is thrilled to announce that Audrey Lewis has been promoted to the position of Associate Director in Arizona. In her new role, Lewis will shift her focus to the organization’s general campaign, as well as head the Women for Israel division for Arizona. “Audrey has been an integral part of the…
Do you know a child that seems moody, angry and always blames their unhappiness on others? Their feelings have probably become even more intense, as we all continue to adapt to this worldwide pandemic. Now may be the perfect opportunity to discuss the concept of “a silver lining” with your children. In The Very Unhappy Visitor:…
By Ben Horodenker A pilot program has been launched for a rapid COVID-19 detection test, employing a revolutionary device that uses light waves to analyze molecular content. Israeli startup Newsight is collaborating with Sheba Medical Center to identify and classify evidence of coronavirus in the body in less than a second, using a sample of…
