As COVID-19 cases spike, St. John s-area businesses shift direction â again
An explosion of coronavirus cases in the St. John s metro area has some businesses making the same harsh adjustment they had to nearly a year ago.Â
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Posted: Feb 12, 2021 10:57 AM NT | Last Updated: February 12
Bella Vista president Dave Young says his business was just getting back on its feet when it was forced to close again under new public health restrictions.(Terry Roberts/CBC)
Dave Luther Young, a fan of Sparrows Point High School athletics, was surrounded by loved ones when he died from complications of COVID-19 at University of Maryland Medical Center. The North Point Village resident was 70.
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