HUDSON â The Second Show Community Thrift Shop and Patisserie Lenox, both on Warren Street, announced temporary closures after positive tests for COVID-19.
A volunteer at the Second Show Community Thrift Shop, 519 Warren St., experienced symptoms Dec. 21, two days after working a Saturday shift before testing positive for the virus.
Co-workers and the store manager are in mandatory quarantine, but the health department decided not to notify customers because of low risk of transmission, Columbia County Health Department Director Jack Mabb said Monday.
âWe discussed the issue of whether or not we should put the word out to the public in regard to potential contact and as reported, everybody in the shop was wearing a mask,â Mabb said.
I want to make a video of you making some kind of food that is extremely difficult.
That s how Eagle photographer Stephanie Zollshan approached me on a recent Tuesday morning, and like any adventurous features editor I replied, OK, but why? Because it s funny when you screw things up.
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Editor s Note
This story was originally published in December 2019, pre COVID-19 restrictions.
At The Eagle, members of the features department take turns making recipes to test out and photograph. It s no secret around the newsroom that when I make things, especially baked goods, they often taste terrific, but don t win any beauty pageants. I m the home cook who can t get the cake out of the bundt pan, whose frosting looks grainy or drippy, and that Happy Birthday message in gel frosting? Forget it.