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March 3, 2021
Beverly Grace Campbell
“the lady with a beautiful smile”
Beverly Grace Campbell passed away peacefully at Joseph Creek on January 16, 2021. Bev felt that Joseph Creek was her second home and the people in it were her adoptive family. Bev became known to some of the people in her section as “the lady with the beautiful smile and that she was always friendly”.
Her family would like to thank Joseph Creek staff and residents for the great care and companionship they provided Bev over the last 6 years. Bev was truly loved and will be dearly missed.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made, in honour of Bev, to the Cranbrook Women’s Resource Centre 250-426-2912, or E-mail: [email protected] for E-transfers.
Dozens of restaurants in Michigan defy virus restrictions Updated: January 31 Published January 31
A diner leaves Jimmy s Roadhouse in Newaygo, which has stayed opened for indoor dining despite Michigan s coronavirus restrictions. As a result, the restaurant has been fined and has had its liquor license suspended. Photo by Ed Ou for The Washington Post
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Print article HOWELL, Mich. - It’s a Monday morning and the Sunrise Family Diner is full. Retirees in jeans and plaid sit by the window, chatting over coffee and the local newspaper. A sign posted at the entrance urges customers to wear masks, but some don’t. They get seated anyway, within arm’s length of strangers in other booths.
The other rebellion: Dozens of Michigan restaurants defy state coronavirus order Kayla Ruble, Robert Klemko HOWELL, Mich. It s a Monday morning, and the Sunrise Family Diner is full. Retirees in jeans and plaid sit by the window, chatting over coffee and the local newspaper. A sign posted at the entrance urges customers to wear masks, but some don t. They get seated anyway, within arm s length of strangers in other booths. Michigan is under shutdown, but inside Sunrise Family Diner, you might assume there is no pandemic. This is the other rebellion. While armed extremists gathered outside the statehouse in Lansing a week after a mob stormed the U.S. Capitol in support of President Donald Trump’s false claims of election fraud, dozens of restaurateurs across Michigan held their own protests against reality.
Jim Cory, owner of Jimmy’s Roadhouse, has been fined and had his liquor license suspended for staying open in defiance of a state health department order.