actually. reporter: ironically the organization she works for is planning on holding vaccine drives beginning in july to target people like britt. go to skating rinks, go to topgolf, go to amazing places like the beltline here that we know young people congregate. reporter: julia thomas who started the people s uprising after the death of george floyd, is good friends with britt and hopes she ll come around. we really are pushing so hard because we care about you that hard. reporter: while britt knows the black community continues to die of covid-19 at a higher rate than any other group, she says there s no telling if and when she ll ever get vaccinated. i just need to make sure that it s been around for some time where i know specifically what the side effects are. amara walker, thanks for that reporting. right now i want to bring in dr. jonathan reiner. you saw dr. fauci on tiktok this week. the white house knows how big of
A popular hotel in Wallasey has closed its doors due to the uncertainty of its future amidst the Coronavirus pandemic. The Grove House Hotel, which once hosted many local people’s birthday parties, weddings and christenings, has now been sold to developers. Owners of the hotel, Nick and Michele Burn, announced on a Facebook group through a friend that they would like to thank all their loyal customers and staff for all their continued support. They said: “We are very sorry to announce the hotel has sold very recently- all of our staff have now been informed. “Due to Covid 19 and the uncertainty moving forward we decided we would accept an offer from a developer.
Cooking up quality culinary concoctions: Pillager ProStart program prepares students for restaurant industry
A team of four Pillager students took second place in this year s state ProStart competition at Grand View Lodge in Nisswa. 1:00 am, May 2, 2021 ×
Pillager High School students Karly Clyne, Kailyn Kimball and Tehanna Johnson cook up mac and cheese Tuesday, April 27, during their ProStart culinary class, taught by Jenny Wise. The students have all new equipment this year, thanks to Pillager s 2019 bonding referendum. Steve Kohls / Brainerd Dispatch
PILLAGER The aroma of melting cheese filled the ProStart classroom at Pillager High School Tuesday, April 27, as students clad in white chef’s jackets were hard at work making homemade mac and cheese.
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Henry Albert Beerbower Jr
Oskaloosa, Iowa | Age 50
Served With Honor ~ United States Military Veteran
Henry Albert Beerbower Jr., age 50, of Oskaloosa, passed away on Monday, February 1, 2021, from injuries sustained in an automobile accident. He was born on Thursday, February 5, 1970, in Des Moines, Iowa, the son of Henry A. Sr. and Judy (Atwood) Beerbower.
Henry attended East High School in Des Moines and graduated with the Class of 1988. Henry readied himself for his service in the military while still in high school as a J.R.O.T.C.
Upon graduation he joined the United States Army and completed his basic training at Fort Dix in New Jersey. While in basic training, he led by example, and received Solider of the Month award. He served in Desert Storm as a Water Purification Specialist, stationed in both Somalia and Germany. Henry took great pride in serving his country and being a veteran of the United States Army. After receiving an honorable discharge, he moved to Oskaloosa,