Last Tuesday, we got to count all the ways he was.
A champion of companion animals, Dr. Miller, 56, a much loved North Shore veterinarian with a pachyderm-sized clientele, died suddenly at his home Tuesday.
Although he had recovered from COVID-19 late last year, his sudden death was a stunner.
Well-known and loved in the community, the man known as “Dr. Kurt” was a maestro in the magisterium of dogs and cats wiggling their way through his office since setting up his own shop, the Winnetka Animal Hospital, in 2007.
“I’m still crying,” said
Marilyn Wirtz, wife of Blackhawks owner
Rocky Wirtz, whose late Beagles
One Year Later: Minarets Reflects on COVID Anniversary Posted by: SNO Staff March 15, 2021
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Submitted by Jolene Anderson & Mia Hipwood, Student Journalists for Minaret’s Press
With the anniversary of COVID-19 mandated quarantine coming up this Saturday, students and staff at Minarets High School reflect on the past year, talking about their struggles and disappointments.
Freshman Acacia Edeluchel recalls that her teachers had previously talked about the possibility of schools closing, but she didn’t think much about it. Thinking back, Edeluchel recalls that she was in the store when her mom got the Facebook notification that schools would be closing, but Edeluchel says she didn’t think it would last as long as it has. “I know for me, I never pictured my first day or even my whole first year to end up like this,” says Edeluchel. “It’s weird how we might be going back in person almost exactly a year later. The biggest thing is missing out on things a
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