Art can bring healing, and after the events of this week the Boston Conservatory invites area residents to Reflections: Love, Loss, and Living. The show, featuring works from the school’s dance, music, and theater divisions, touches on themes of loss, grief, resilience, hope, and community, and showcases a commissioned work by choreographer Peter DiMuro. According to conservatory president Richard Ortner, “We believe that this show in particular can help people in the Boston community begin to process the tremendous loss we’ve all felt for the past couple of days.”.

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Algo que me ayudo banda es dejar de pensar tanto. Es decir, si estas todo el tiempo pensando en que no estas disfrutando, o que queres encontrarle una causa a lo que te pasa para volver a las cosas como eran antes, vas a seguir estando as. Aceptalo, y vas a ver que de a poco vas a empezar automticamente disfrutar de todo de nuevo..

You can unsubscribe at any time.Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy noticeAn area of Tyneside where Covid 19 cases are currently almost non existent has been praised for the basics right Both Jarrow and Simonside have some of the lowest infection rates in the North East, after locals helped drive down cases by around 90 per cent in just over a month.Government data shows there were three cases in Jarrow last week, while in Simonside the virus is currently “suppressed” meaning there were potentially none.Local councillor Paul Milburn said he doesn believe there a “magic potion” involved in the area success.”From my observations, people are just doing the basics really well,” said Coun Milburn, who represents the Primrose ward on South Tyneside Council.He said shoppers routinely sanitise hands before entering stores, with one way systems not only implemented but also strongly adhered to.”I think mask wearing is very prevalent here too, and I even seen the shop assistants challenge people on more than one occasion when someone didn have their mask over their face properly,” added Coun Milburn.”And they are not quiet about it either, and that shows you up a little bit. But it is those kind of little things that work.”On public transport, people are well spaced out and even outside, people will give you a wide space.”On the whole, coronavirus cases are falling across the whole of the North East.(Image: Getty Images)Every LA7 council has seen cases fall by at least 14 per cent in the past seven days, with a significant and largely sustained downswing in the number of cases since the third national lockdown started last month.And what makes the achievements in Jarrow and Simonside even more impressive is just how much levels have fallen during the current lockdown.On January 3, Simonside had 41 cases in the week before an infection rate of 726.In Jarrow Town, there were 27 cases, equating to an infection rate of 485.3.Currently, the infection rate there is now 53.9.Read MoreNewcastle Covid 19 testing site opening delayed because of the cold weatherAfter months of restrictions, the rapid deployment of vaccines coupled with dwindling infection rates, has raised hopes that life could slowly start returning to some form of normality in the months to come.PM Boris Johnson is expected to unveil his roadmap out of lockdown in the week starting February 22, while schools could reopen next month.And Prof Eugene Milne, Newcastle Director of Public Health, said the city infection levels could be back down to last summer’s levels by the end of this month,However since then, a case of the fast spreading South African strain has been found in Middlesbrough the first in the North East.The data was taken from the Government own Covid 19 map, and was correct for the week ending February 7. Infection rates are based on the number of cases per 100,000 residents..