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Customer defiant of COVID-19 protocols held by Creston RCMP overnight
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Creston RCMP arrested a person and held them overnight after allegedly refusing to abide COVID-19 protocols and officers’ orders.
Initially, police attended to a local business on March 1, 2020, following a report of a patron causing a disturbance after being told to leave for not wearing a mask as per store policy.
Police said officers arrived and escorted the person from the premises. However, the situation escalated after the person allegedly told police that they were going to return to the business and continue shopping as it was their right.
Steve Mickenbecker, Canstar Group s executive of financial services, said demand for properties is reaching fever pitch. It is the perfect storm for house prices. On the supply side, new listings through 2020 were well below the four preceding years and total listings now are also down as stock is absorbed before or as soon as properties hit the market, Mr Mickenbecker said. Owners are loath to put a house on the market even at high current prices, fearing they will miss the boat getting back in.
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Million pound boost to create music hub in Motherwell
The grant will transform a vacant industrial unit into the new community facility. (Image: handout)
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A music project for young people in Motherwell has received £1.17 million from the Scottish Government to create a community music and learning hub.