AHL affiliate of team will feature young talent this year by Jeff Svoboda @JacketsInsider / BlueJackets.com
When I talked to Cleveland Monsters head coach Mike Eaves on Wednesday, his trademark enthusiasm couldn t help but come through the Zoom call.
The AHL affiliate of the Blue Jackets were two days away from beginning their season with a pair of games at Rockford, and Eaves was discussing just how ready he and the team were to begin what was scheduled to be a 28-game season down on the farm.
Unfortunately, all that changed Thursday when the AHL announced that the Monsters would not be traveling to the Screw Capital of the World because of the league s COVID-19 protocols, delaying the start of the campaign for Cleveland.
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A pair of famous creperies - popular with celebrities such as Harry Styles, Kate Moss and Kelly Brook - have been shut down by council officers in Hampstead under Covid regulations.
The La Creperie de Hampstead pancake truck has sold the French delicacy in the upmarket north London neighbourhood for 40 years.
Former One Direction star Styles and models Moss and Brook are known to like the crepes, as does Kimberley Walsh from pop group Girls Aloud - while Hollywood A-listers Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis visited the small crepe shack on a trip to London.
But due to concerns over customers not adhering to social distancing, Camden Council ordered La Creperie de Hampstead and its pancake rival based outside the King William IV pub next door to cease trading.
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