Jeff Davis Co. community remembers Cindy Daley
Director of Food Services for Jeff Davis County School District
Jeff Davis Co. community remembers Cindy Daley By WDAM Staff | February 27, 2021 at 6:51 PM CST - Updated February 27 at 10:34 PM
JEFFERSON DAVIS COUNTY, MISS. (WDAM) - A horrible car accident shook the county of Jefferson Davis when it took the life of one of their most beloved.
Cindy Daley was known in her community as “Aunt Cindy” and her life was tragically taken from them on the morning of Feb. 6. She was killed in a car accident while on her way to do what she loved to do, care for others.
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Thousands of Sault Ste.Marie residents feel the impacts of COVID as Searchmont Ski Resort closes its hills for the lockdown. In an October Facebook post, the resort said it might reconsider opening should natural snowfall occur – but for the next two weeks it will remain under provincial lockdown. “Our historical data indicates that this [natural snow] would likely not occur until into January but will update everyone as the season progresses,” said the post. Meanwhile, with the 2019/2020 season prematurely cut short in March with the announcement of COVID’s spread, hundreds of competitive ski racers are feeling the impact.
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On Thursday, Dec. 17, county lawyers asked Wohlfeil to clarify the ruling and in a brief hearing the judge made it clear: The injunction covers any restaurant.
“The court’s intention is all businesses which provide restaurant services in the county of San Diego are encompassed in the court’s order,” he said.
Shortly after that, Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office said the state had filed notice it would appeal the ruling. It is unclear if the state will seek a delay known as a stay of Wohlfeil’s ruling while the appeal is taken up.
State and county leaders said the restrictions are needed to slow the rampant spread of the disease and preserve an increasingly strained hospital system nearing the breaking point. In a statement Newsom’s press office said that was the reason for pursuing an appeal.
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For two months last spring, Jamie Minotti and Mark McLarry kept the doors closed on their new San Marcos restaurant-brewery complex My Yard Live because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Fortunately, the partners and their staff survived the shutdown, thanks to a CARES Act federal loan and expanded unemployment benefits.
But this time around they may not be so lucky. On Monday, a new state health order restricted San Diego County restaurants to takeout-only service in a bid to keep people home during the alarming surge in COVID-19 hospitalizations. But carry-out service was only a fraction of sales at My Yard Live, an experiential family-friendly venue with a fenced children’s playground and an outdoor concert stage. So Minotti and McLarry decided to shut down for now in what they are calling an indefinate hibernation.
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