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Thursday, April 29, 2021 Shirley Mae Moose, age 91, of Crestview, Florida, formerly of Mountain Home, passed away on April 20, 2021 in Crestview, Florida. Shirley was born March 22, 1930, in Detroit, Michigan, the daughter of Raymond and Edna (Kelio) Martin. After graduating she married Robert L. Moose in 1948. They loved camping and traveling. They worked at Ore-Ida Foods in Ontario, Oregon, but retired early to travel and enjoy life. They went to Arizona as snow birds. They moved to Mountain Home be with family. After dad passed, mom moved to Florida be with her grandchildren. Mom lov...

0:50 Restaurants and bars have been hit hard by the pandemic. The East Lansing city council voted Tuesday to waive licensing fees paid by establishments in the city. Mayor Aaron Stephens says similar action was taken last year, and the city remains in a difficult position. “Some of these businesses were even shut down for a little bit of time this past year," Stephens says, "so it’s important to be cognizant of that.” Stephens adds the fees would normally bring in $75,000. The largest single fee being waived by the city is $19,000. The mayor concludes that "one of the more obvious solu...

Austin 360 It’s a mantra that’s been passed from musicians and venue owners to mayors and senators over the course of the coronavirus pandemic: Live music venues were among the first to close and will be among the last to reopen. So, 13 months in, just where are we in that re-emergence? Many of Austin’s top music destinations remain shuttered for now: iconic South Austin haunts the Continental Club and Saxon Pub, to Red River anchors the Mohawk and Cheer Up Charlies, to Congress Avenue jazz joint the Elephant Room, to University of Texas campus haven Cactus Cafe. Larger rooms such a...

I guess it's true that that we are all Irish on St. Patrick's Day, and who doesn't like green beer. It's such a fun day. I used to love going to Downtown Chicago, have a few cold ones, and see the Chicago river, which the City dyes green every year.  We all have our traditions on this fun holiday. Things of course are different this year, just like the last 12 months. Nothing has been normal these days. A few years ago, folks would be up and down the sidewalks in East Lansing on Saint Patrick's Day, basically doing something I would never do, and that is waiting in line to get into a bar.  ...

East Lansing issues order limiting crowds, restricting lines on St. Patrick’s Day Updated Mar 12, 2021; Posted Mar 12, 2021 Downtown East Lansing is quiet on Tuesday, March 17, 2020. A usually raucous St. Patrick's Day in the college town was very subdued due to concerns over the coronavirus and many students leaving town.J. Scott Park | MLive.com Facebook Share EAST LANSING, MI – East Lansing has approved a policy that temporarily limits social gathering sizes and restricts lines outside of businesses on St. Patrick’s Day. City council approved the new order from East Lansing Mayor A...