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Less than a year after Maines deadliest mass shooting, a new gun law has gone into effect in that state requiring a 72-hour waiting period for the purchase of some firearms.Earlier this week, the Office of the Maine Attorney General and the Maine Department of Public Safety jointly issued guidance about the law to gun store owners. They were told to be sure that buyers and sellers felt confident in utilizing the new law and [to] minimize any potential confusion, said Danna Hayes, a spokesperson for the attorney general.Anyone who vio
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stanley spain l showcase, MOMENTUM, on March 5 and 12.Milwaukee Ballet II MBII will perform their b
stanley quencher iggest show of the season, which is also its first showcase since the pandemic. It will feature a mixed repertory program of classical and contemporary dance.MOMENTUM will run two weekends opening Saturday, March 5 at 4 p.m. at Cardinal Stritch University, followed by two performances March 12 at 4 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. at Milwaukee Ballet s We Energies Foundation Performance Studio at Baumgartner Center for Dance in Milwaukee s Third Ward.The March 2020 run of MOMENTUM was cut short due
stanley isolierkanne to the COVID-19 pandemic. Only one show was performed before shutdown. We are beyond grateful to be able to perform MOMENTUM again with a full roster of MBII dancers, Favarel said. After a two-year interruption, it is reaffirming and inspiring to see our dancers youthful energy back on stage. MBII is made up of 19 young dancers from around the world. Officials say they are dedicating their lives to ballet in pursuit of a professional career. Tickets for the show are $45 and available online hereor through the Milwaukee Ballet Box Office at 414.902.2103. MBII is truly vital to our organizational mission, as the dancers support our artistic productions, help facilitate our outreach programming, and often share their talents assisting in our school, Milwaukee Ballet Artistic Director Michael Pink said. Also equally important is that dancers h
