To mark this anniversary, Iâve created a list.
Twenty signs that youâre a COVID-19 pro:
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You have four different masks shoved in your purse: a #1 favorite, a #2 favorite, a DIY mask you made one year ago that is good for back up and a disposable mask that’s crumpled and a little fuzzy but good for emergencies.
You also have three different mini bottles of hand sanitizer in your purse: a gel one that you always regret using because it leaves an awful sticky residue, a fancy “mist” sanitizer bought from a New York Times holiday shopping list and a peppermint-scented bottle Santa left in my stocking.
Guy Meldrum has not meant to keep a lower profile in his first six months as president and chief executive of Reynolds American Inc.
However, the combination of international travel restrictions amid the COVID-19 pandemic and becoming acquainted with British American Tobacco Plc s largest subsidiary has kept his availability limited since September.
Before becoming BAT s second appointment at the helm of Reynolds, Meldrum served as regional director of its Asia-Pacific and Middle East division.
Joe Biden set a cautiously optimistic tone as he laid out virus recovery goals in his first prime time address 50 days into his presidency, and shortly after signing a historic $1.9 trillion dollar pandemic relief package.
â I donât mind going back to daylight saving time. With inflation, the hour will be the only thing Iâve saved all year.â â Victor Borge
Tonight at 2 a.m. begins Daylight Savings Time. Donât forget to turn your clocks ahead one hour. It ends Sunday, Nov. 7. We need to take advantage of extra daylight. Soon we will be cutting the grass instead of shoveling the snow off of our driveways and sidewalks.
So as Manny Gordon said, âEnjoy, enjoy!!â
Kingston/Forty Fort Fire reminders
Fire Chief Frank Guido has a few important words for our readers:
âHappy spring, from the Kingston/Forty Fort Fire Department! It was a very long and cold and snowy winter for everyone. It was also a very busy time for all the members of the department. We are all looking forward to spring and then summer.
ATLANTA â Many Georgians are starting to think about summer travel plans. While some will opt for traditional hotel stays, many will look online in hopes of finding less expensive or more unique accommodations. Unfortunately, ads for online vacation rentals are not always what they seem. The state Attorney General s Office is encouraging Georgians to exercise caution if choosing to book accommodations from an online platform.
âAs Georgia begins to resume normal operations safely and appropriately, we support Georgians and out-of-town visitors who want to travel to our world-class tourism destinations,â said Attorney General Chris Carr. âWhen making plans, know that paying for a rental stay without the benefit of viewing the property or communicating with the owner can carry certain risks. We have put together some tips to help you fully vet your travel plans and do proper research so you do not end up with inferior accommodations or lose money to a scammer.
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The Hibbing Area Chamber staff, Ambassadors, and Board of Directors celebrated a new member, Arrowhead Motorcycle Apparel and Supplies , at a new location with a Ribbon Cutting. Shop their wide variety of motorcycle apparel and supplies Monday - Saturday.
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