Fairhope, Alabama
SHUTDOWN FINALLY OVER
After being shut down over two months by the pandemic, the Fairhope museum of history has reopened with a new acting director and special projects assistant: hours 9-5 Tuesday through Saturday.
Indiana native Gabriel Gold-Vukson said his training in archeology/anthropology and art from the University of South Alabama ... and in pubic administration at the University of West Florida should serve him well in the new job.
He said he and new special projects manager Courtney McDonald have been working to get the museum clean and ready for reopening ... and to keep the public informed about goings on: "We made daily postings on our Facebook site ... enhanced some of our displays ... and added new information."
Visitors are asked to enter by the back door (Bancroft side), and maintain 6' social distancing; masks are recommended but not required. Please avoid touching displays as well to prevent community spread of the virus.
DOCENTS TO RETURN IN JULY
Staff only will be running the museum until early July, when volunteer docents will return per expected new directives from the governor regarding COVID-19.
The popular 'Tea at Two' speakers forum held Thursdays is still suspended indefinitely.
Acting director Gabriel Gold-Vukson |
Exit on Section Street |
SHUTDOWN FINALLY OVER
After being shut down over two months by the pandemic, the Fairhope museum of history has reopened with a new acting director and special projects assistant: hours 9-5 Tuesday through Saturday.
Indiana native Gabriel Gold-Vukson said his training in archeology/anthropology and art from the University of South Alabama ... and in pubic administration at the University of West Florida should serve him well in the new job.
He said he and new special projects manager Courtney McDonald have been working to get the museum clean and ready for reopening ... and to keep the public informed about goings on: "We made daily postings on our Facebook site ... enhanced some of our displays ... and added new information."
Visitors are asked to enter by the back door (Bancroft side), and maintain 6' social distancing; masks are recommended but not required. Please avoid touching displays as well to prevent community spread of the virus.
DOCENTS TO RETURN IN JULY
Staff only will be running the museum until early July, when volunteer docents will return per expected new directives from the governor regarding COVID-19.
The popular 'Tea at Two' speakers forum held Thursdays is still suspended indefinitely.
Comments
No, you'd rather dictate to others. I cannot infect your elderly, young, or vulnerable if they stay home. So, keep them home. Fret, fear, and follow blindly as you choose, but do not tell me that I must live under under an irrational, unscientific, arbitrary, and tyrannical rule.
":I would rather see the library to error on the side of safety then have the an asymptomatic infect someone especially the elderly or a child."
"No, you'd rather dictate to others. I cannot infect your elderly, young, or vulnerable if they stay home. So, keep them home. Fret, fear, and follow blindly as you choose, but do not tell me that I must live under under an irrational, unscientific, arbitrary, and tyrannical rule."
No one is dictating here. And cite or reference you unscientific arbitrary data or rule you mentioned, and please don't cite anything from Fox News (aka Fake News)! The CDC still showing COVID is prevalent, and Baldwin Country still reporting new cases.