Westwood Police Logs: Dec. 7-14: Flim-flammer flummoxes store clerk
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The following are excerpts from the Westwood Police logs from Dec. 7-14. The logs are public record.
Unemployment fraud persists
Westwood Police continue to field numerous reports of residents receiving notice of applications for unemployment benefits being filed in their names. In all cases, the residents are working full time. In most cases, the residents Human Resources Department managed to stop the fraudulent claims. In some cases, the residents received bank debit cards, which they have since destroyed.
If you receive such a notice, police ask that you file an online report with the state s Department of Unemployment Assistance https://www.mass.gov/orgs/department-of-unemployment-assistance
Premier at Sawmill Athletic Club is closing on New Year s Eve after more than 40 years to make way for a redevelopment of the Northwest Side property.
In a social media posting Thursday, managers said the club will close Dec. 31, a move widely expected after property owners sought city permission to redevelop the property this year.
In the letter, Regan Koivisto, president of the Marquee Club Group, which operates Premier and two other central Ohio clubs, blamed the closing on the pandemic. The devastating effects of Governor DeWine s mandatory shutdown in March and the continued singling out of gyms as being high risk for COVID spread have created insurmountable losses, preventing us from continuing operations as a health and fitness club, Koivisto wrote.
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Remember way back when everyone rooted for Jaylon Smith because of his warm-’n-fuzzy comeback story? Me neither. Because these days the linebacker – despite being praised for his community service as the Cowboys’ NFL Man of the Year nominee – is a favorite bullseye for all that’s wrong with this team.
Smith blows assignments. Misses tackles. Gives love taps to opposing runners after first-down runs. And, of course, never ever never misses an opportunity to hog the spotlight and do his silly “Swipe” celebration after a rare highlight play.
Gyms, fitness studios will reopen with new capacity limits and mask guidelines
Gov. Walz says regular exercise is critical to the mental and emotional well-being of families across the state. Author: Jennifer Hoff Updated: 9:02 AM CST December 17, 2020
ST PAUL, Minn. Governor Tim Walz s modifications to the current statewide shutdown impacts gyms along with rec centers, indoor climbing facilities, dance and martial arts studios.
A small, local gym owner is embracing the change, saying it s better than nothing.
Angie Thompson is the owner of Vault Fitness in Eden Prairie - it s been shut down now for nearly 4 weeks. A month ago, she told KARE 11 her business was just starting to bounce back from the springtime closure.
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