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“I feel absolutely safe,” said Jocelyn Rudd, a carnival worker from the Grand Rapids area. While her employer had required all workers to remain masked, the majority of fairgoers she interacted with were unmasked in a county that is below the state average for adults who are fully vaccinated. (36 percent, compared to 46 for the state, according to the Bridge Michigan vaccine tracker). Children – some masked, some not – play on a slide at the Durand Railroad Days Festival. (Bridge photo by Dale Young)
Last spring, in the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, local governments and events committees agonized over whether to cancel long-planned festivals and parades, almost universally opting to call off the festivities by the time summer 2020 rolled around. This season has presented a host of new variables to weigh: Michigan’s springtime surge in cases, sluggish vaccine rates in some counties, residents impatient to return to regular lif
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Lynn Francis, 98, served war years with Women s Royal Canadian Naval Service
Lynn Francis was one of the oft-overlooked Canadian veterans of the Second World War.
Francis, who died Oct. 11, 2020, at 98, was born Dorothy Evelyn Hammet a later Glenlawn Collegiate grad who grew up in St. Vital.
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At 82, Lynn Francis re-took her oath of citizenship at a citizenship renewal session presided by the Citizenship Judge Arthur Miki held by the United Empire Loyalists Association. The ceremony marked Flag Day in Canada and brought 10 people to the ceremony- Feb 15, 2004
On Nov. 19, 1942, as a 20-year-old, she enlisted with the Women’s Royal Canadian Naval Service, a section of the Royal Canadian Navy.
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Idaho Falls, Pocatello leaders meet with members of Asian American, Pacific Islander communities
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The following is a news release from the city of Idaho Falls.
IDAHO FALLS Representatives from the city of Idaho Falls met with members of the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community last week to listen to concerns about recent incidents in the country of attacks on those of AAPI descent.
Mayor Rebecca Casper and Councilman Jim Francis from Idaho Falls joined Pocatello Mayor Brian Blad, along with the police chiefs and human resource directors from both cities, in a phone conference with members of the AAPI community who had invited the city officials to join them for a dialogue about recent national events and their impact on the local AAPI communities.