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Calendar of Event Listings in and around Spokane
Calendar of Event Listings in and around Spokane
Published: 12:51 PM May 4, 2021 Customers braving the rain to eat outside at the Vine Thai in Norwich. - Credit: Vine Thai/Aey Allen Pubs and restaurants shut early and closed fully during a wash-out bank holiday weekend, ahead of another week of wet weather. After enjoying a busy few weeks since reopening outdoors from April 12, the weekend and bank holiday - usually a busy time for the hospitality world - fell quiet. Several pubs and restaurants, including the Cellar House in Eaton and the Trafford Arms on Grove Road in Norwich, changed opening hours and shut early amid downpours an...
Published: 12:51 PM May 4, 2021 Customers braving the rain to eat outside at the Vine Thai in Norwich. - Credit: Vine Thai/Aey Allen Pubs and restaurants shut early and closed fully during a wash-out bank holiday weekend, ahead of another week of wet weather. After enjoying a busy few weeks since reopening outdoors from April 12, the weekend and bank holiday - usually a busy time for the hospitality world - fell quiet. Several pubs and restaurants, including the Cellar House in Eaton and the Trafford Arms on Grove Road in Norwich, changed opening hours and shut early amid downpours an...
. But just a few days before the event, only six people had signed up. While the lack of interest concerned county health workers, it did not surprise them. Over the past few weeks they have noticed a steep drop in interest in the COVID-19 vaccine. About 20% of the county’s population over the age of 16 has been fully been vaccinated, placing Miami among the state’s counties with the lowest percentage of vaccinated adults. The county stretches along U.S. 31 north from Kokomo. “It’s crazy,” said Miami County Health Officer Dr. James Rudolph, who has discussed with colleagues what m...