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THE WEEKLY ANCHOR
PAGE 10 MONDAY APRIL 6, 2020
THE WEEKLY ANCHOR MONDAY JULY 20, 2020 PAGE 3
Newspaper readership is Residents support local businesses during Phase 2 relaunch
by Cassie Kushniruk
truly multi-platform On June 12, the province entered Phase 2 of things to bring the fun back to people," she they actually stay back". "We noticed it at our
said.
till when people were paying. I thought
Edson Bowl reopened their doors to the public somebody else was in line to pay but they were
Alberta's economic relaunch strategy, which on June 17 with various COVID safety just waiting for them to leave so they could go
The 2019 report found that 83% of newspaper readers are accessing allowed additional businesses to reopen and measures in place. "We have shields put up at down to the other side," she said.
In response to this, Connolly stated that staff
at least some of their newspaper content online. Interestingly, resume operations with physical distancing the till area, the balls are sanitized, we can only moved around some displays in the store in
use every second lane, and after a group comes
requirements and other public health protocols
however, the in place. in and leaves, we sanitize the whole area," said order to give customers more space to move
majority of these Local businesses have had one month to adapt owner Michelle Armstrong. around.
Although Armstrong stated that she usually
Connolly stated that Thymes Two's sales for
readers are using that to these changes and modify their business doesn't open the bowling alley in July, she June were better than the sales for last June. "I
Canada
model with respect to the 'new normal'.
digital content to The Coal Pile Homestyle Eatery reopened on decided to reopen Edson Bowl early since they think people are starting to get out and they Day prizes...
supplement—not June 1 with measures in place to make the were closed for three months. need to buy stuff," she said. "There is still a
Unfortunately, Edson Bowl has received a
replace—readership restaurant "more comfortable and sanitary and lower amount of customers since reopening need for baby gifts, birthday presents,
anniversary gifts, etc. Life still continues on
normal", including the removal of 50% of the
of a print edition of tables, increased sanitizing protocols, seat compared to previous years. "I thought [people and I think being in a small town, people are
the newspaper. covers for toilets, and readily available sanitizer would want to come here] because everybody's coming to the conclusion of understating the
for customers when they enter and leave the been stuck in their houses," said Armstrong. "I fact that when you go to Costco or order online,
building. "We've tried to make it as comfortable don't know what the reasoning is, whether it's a they don't support your local non-profits. They
In total, more than and sanitary as possible for them, as well as COVID scare or just because it's the summer." understand what small business means to a
half (52%) of trying to keep the atmosphere that we had Thymes Two closed their doors to the public a community."
"We're going to be at least comparable with
newspaper readers before," said owner Tara Korun. couple days before the government ordered the next year," Connolly continued, "It's going to
closure of all non-essential businesses, yet
Although Korun noted that the restaurant has
access newspaper seen a decrease in customers since the remained open by appointment through the end depend on what happens this week with the
content from both reopening, "I have seen some customers come of March and April. "It was the beginning of Sidewalk Jamboree Sale, because we don't have
print and online back and their support is greatly appreciated, May that we reopened for 11 am to 4 pm," said the Summer Festival with the big draw. I'm
owner Louise Connolly. "June rolled around
pleased to say that the residents of the area are
especially during these times. We're doing the
sources. best we can and we're happy to have any and because of the fact that we had people supporting local business, and I've heard that
support that we can get right now." waiting outside the door at 11 am, we made the from a lot of businesses who've said that their
Korun stated that one of the biggest
All platforms (print, desktop/laptop computer, phone and tablet) challenges the restaurant is currently facing is decision to go to 10 am to 4 pm, and we're still business is doing pretty good."
at those hours now."
Connolly thanked her customers for their
continue to be used across demographics to access newspaper trying to get people comfortable with getting In keeping with COVID-19 health protocols, continued support. "I'm glad I live where I do,
content. Most print reading happens early in the day, while digital back out into the community. "We actually did Thymes Two has increased sanitizing protocols in a small town in Canada, because I think it Edson Funeral Home
reading is more consistent from morning to night. a bunch of new things to try and bring people like many other businesses in order to keep makes a big difference. We have people that are
back out and get them excited about coming their staff and customers safe. Connolly noted very considerate here and very respectful
back, like we created a pasta menu and a salad that although the store does not currently have others. I've noticed it on the street and even in
Foothills Memorial Chapel and Crematorium
The research specifically looked at the newspaper reading habits of menu, we have appetizer Caesars, just some labels telling people to keep their distance from my store that people are every considerate of Foothills Memorial Chapel and Crematorium
A Caring Part of the Caring Group Corp.
younger Canadians. 88% of Millennials read newspapers weekly, the till when paying, "it's interesting because other people." A Caring Part of the Caring Group Corp.
PO Box 6358, 5040 6th Ave., Edson, AB T7E 1T8
accessing newspaper content primarily through their mobile phones. PO Box 6358, 5040 6th Ave., Edson, AB T7E 1T8
780-723-3575
780-723-3575
www.foothillsmemorialchapel.com
www.foothillsmemorialchapel.com
We're still here for you,e're still here for you,
W
still offering our
still offering our
Edson Clinic up and running,
personalized service.
please need to resume service. personalized service.
Please call for
July 22, August 26, September Please call for
23, October 28, November 25 You decide an appointment.
an appointment.
and Temporary For December
will be the 15th. So Every fourth 2 bedroom fully furnished,
Wednesday of the month. Please completely outfitted with Traditional Funeral Services,
send proof so I can proof read everything you need. Just Graveside Services and
and then the tear sheet there Cremation Options with a Crematorium
on site in Edson.
after. bring your personal items Cemetery Monuments.
and move in. We also offer Prearrangement Plans.
$1600 a month Our Commitment Is To You.
Our Commitment Is To You.
FOR RENT or without furnishings
FOR RENT
NEW MOBILE $1195 a month
NEW MOBILE
2 bedroom, complete
2 bedroom, complete CALL LEXIE 780-723-3110 July 10 was opening day to shop from the many local vendors at the Edson
Farmer's Market. The market runs Fridays from 11-2pm with fruit, vegetables,
with new furnishings. *Some conditions apply pottery, crafts, baking, clothing, and more. Pictured was a line up for B.C. We are a Patient-Centered and Caring Community Pharmacy
with new furnishings.
grown fruits during the market. photo Deanna Mitchener
Locally Owned, Locally Operated and Locally Committed
$1,800 a month
$1,800 a month
Due to COVID 19 there is a growing need for self isolation. We are offering free delivery of
$1,800 Security Deposit
$1,800 Security Deposit medications to your doorstep during this period. We can access you over the phone and prescribe
and renew medications. Avoid unnecessary visits to hospitals and clinics and stay healthy.
Give us a call today 780-725-0282
Address: 4924 – 4 Avenue, Edson, AB (Just beside Subway) Hours: Monday to Friday: 9am - 7pm
Owners: Sabia Saincher and Himmat Panwar Weekends and Holidays: 10am - 3pm
June 29: All Edson residents
are encouraged to show off
their amazing Canadian and
family pride by decorating
their front yard, house or
balcony for Canada Day. The
first 150 entrants will be
given a great Canada Day
gift bag and the winner in
each category will win a
grand prize of $250. Judging
will take place on June 29
and 30 and prizes will be
announced on July 1.
No hatred, discrimination, or political
views, and please keep your
decorations family-friendly. Register
your entry by Monday, June 22 at
surveymonkey.com/r/V3JL6D5.
Check News Canada
THE WEEKLY ANCHOR
PAGE 10 MONDAY APRIL 6, 2020
THE WEEKLY ANCHOR MONDAY JULY 20, 2020 PAGE 3
Newspaper readership is Residents support local businesses during Phase 2 relaunch
by Cassie Kushniruk
truly multi-platform On June 12, the province entered Phase 2 of things to bring the fun back to people," she they actually stay back". "We noticed it at our
said.
till when people were paying. I thought
Edson Bowl reopened their doors to the public somebody else was in line to pay but they were
Alberta's economic relaunch strategy, which on June 17 with various COVID safety just waiting for them to leave so they could go
The 2019 report found that 83% of newspaper readers are accessing allowed additional businesses to reopen and measures in place. "We have shields put up at down to the other side," she said.
In response to this, Connolly stated that staff
at least some of their newspaper content online. Interestingly, resume operations with physical distancing the till area, the balls are sanitized, we can only moved around some displays in the store in
use every second lane, and after a group comes
requirements and other public health protocols
however, the in place. in and leaves, we sanitize the whole area," said order to give customers more space to move
majority of these Local businesses have had one month to adapt owner Michelle Armstrong. around.
Although Armstrong stated that she usually
Connolly stated that Thymes Two's sales for
readers are using that to these changes and modify their business doesn't open the bowling alley in July, she June were better than the sales for last June. "I
Canada
model with respect to the 'new normal'.
digital content to The Coal Pile Homestyle Eatery reopened on decided to reopen Edson Bowl early since they think people are starting to get out and they Day prizes...
supplement—not June 1 with measures in place to make the were closed for three months. need to buy stuff," she said. "There is still a
Unfortunately, Edson Bowl has received a
replace—readership restaurant "more comfortable and sanitary and lower amount of customers since reopening need for baby gifts, birthday presents,
anniversary gifts, etc. Life still continues on
normal", including the removal of 50% of the
of a print edition of tables, increased sanitizing protocols, seat compared to previous years. "I thought [people and I think being in a small town, people are
the newspaper. covers for toilets, and readily available sanitizer would want to come here] because everybody's coming to the conclusion of understating the
for customers when they enter and leave the been stuck in their houses," said Armstrong. "I fact that when you go to Costco or order online,
building. "We've tried to make it as comfortable don't know what the reasoning is, whether it's a they don't support your local non-profits. They
In total, more than and sanitary as possible for them, as well as COVID scare or just because it's the summer." understand what small business means to a
half (52%) of trying to keep the atmosphere that we had Thymes Two closed their doors to the public a community."
"We're going to be at least comparable with
newspaper readers before," said owner Tara Korun. couple days before the government ordered the next year," Connolly continued, "It's going to
closure of all non-essential businesses, yet
Although Korun noted that the restaurant has
access newspaper seen a decrease in customers since the remained open by appointment through the end depend on what happens this week with the
content from both reopening, "I have seen some customers come of March and April. "It was the beginning of Sidewalk Jamboree Sale, because we don't have
print and online back and their support is greatly appreciated, May that we reopened for 11 am to 4 pm," said the Summer Festival with the big draw. I'm
owner Louise Connolly. "June rolled around
pleased to say that the residents of the area are
especially during these times. We're doing the
sources. best we can and we're happy to have any and because of the fact that we had people supporting local business, and I've heard that
support that we can get right now." waiting outside the door at 11 am, we made the from a lot of businesses who've said that their
Korun stated that one of the biggest
All platforms (print, desktop/laptop computer, phone and tablet) challenges the restaurant is currently facing is decision to go to 10 am to 4 pm, and we're still business is doing pretty good."
at those hours now."
Connolly thanked her customers for their
continue to be used across demographics to access newspaper trying to get people comfortable with getting In keeping with COVID-19 health protocols, continued support. "I'm glad I live where I do,
content. Most print reading happens early in the day, while digital back out into the community. "We actually did Thymes Two has increased sanitizing protocols in a small town in Canada, because I think it Edson Funeral Home
reading is more consistent from morning to night. a bunch of new things to try and bring people like many other businesses in order to keep makes a big difference. We have people that are
back out and get them excited about coming their staff and customers safe. Connolly noted very considerate here and very respectful
back, like we created a pasta menu and a salad that although the store does not currently have others. I've noticed it on the street and even in
Foothills Memorial Chapel and Crematorium
The research specifically looked at the newspaper reading habits of menu, we have appetizer Caesars, just some labels telling people to keep their distance from my store that people are every considerate of Foothills Memorial Chapel and Crematorium
A Caring Part of the Caring Group Corp.
younger Canadians. 88% of Millennials read newspapers weekly, the till when paying, "it's interesting because other people." A Caring Part of the Caring Group Corp.
PO Box 6358, 5040 6th Ave., Edson, AB T7E 1T8
accessing newspaper content primarily through their mobile phones. PO Box 6358, 5040 6th Ave., Edson, AB T7E 1T8
780-723-3575
780-723-3575
www.foothillsmemorialchapel.com
www.foothillsmemorialchapel.com
We're still here for you,e're still here for you,
W
still offering our
still offering our
Edson Clinic up and running,
personalized service.
please need to resume service. personalized service.
Please call for
July 22, August 26, September Please call for
23, October 28, November 25 You decide an appointment.
an appointment.
and Temporary For December
will be the 15th. So Every fourth 2 bedroom fully furnished,
Wednesday of the month. Please completely outfitted with Traditional Funeral Services,
send proof so I can proof read everything you need. Just Graveside Services and
and then the tear sheet there Cremation Options with a Crematorium
on site in Edson.
after. bring your personal items Cemetery Monuments.
and move in. We also offer Prearrangement Plans.
$1600 a month Our Commitment Is To You.
Our Commitment Is To You.
FOR RENT or without furnishings
FOR RENT
NEW MOBILE $1195 a month
NEW MOBILE
2 bedroom, complete
2 bedroom, complete CALL LEXIE 780-723-3110 July 10 was opening day to shop from the many local vendors at the Edson
Farmer's Market. The market runs Fridays from 11-2pm with fruit, vegetables,
with new furnishings. *Some conditions apply pottery, crafts, baking, clothing, and more. Pictured was a line up for B.C. We are a Patient-Centered and Caring Community Pharmacy
with new furnishings.
grown fruits during the market. photo Deanna Mitchener
Locally Owned, Locally Operated and Locally Committed
$1,800 a month
$1,800 a month
Due to COVID 19 there is a growing need for self isolation. We are offering free delivery of
$1,800 Security Deposit
$1,800 Security Deposit medications to your doorstep during this period. We can access you over the phone and prescribe
and renew medications. Avoid unnecessary visits to hospitals and clinics and stay healthy.
Give us a call today 780-725-0282
Address: 4924 – 4 Avenue, Edson, AB (Just beside Subway) Hours: Monday to Friday: 9am - 7pm
Owners: Sabia Saincher and Himmat Panwar Weekends and Holidays: 10am - 3pm
June 29: All Edson residents
are encouraged to show off
their amazing Canadian and
family pride by decorating
their front yard, house or
balcony for Canada Day. The
first 150 entrants will be
given a great Canada Day
gift bag and the winner in
each category will win a
grand prize of $250. Judging
will take place on June 29
and 30 and prizes will be
announced on July 1.
No hatred, discrimination, or political
views, and please keep your
decorations family-friendly. Register
your entry by Monday, June 22 at
surveymonkey.com/r/V3JL6D5.
