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Today’s Afternoon Edition features several articles that we found interesting over the MLK holiday weekend.  We’ll leave it to you to see which interest you and your choice of reading.

However, there are some interesting articles.  For instance, one article states that some funeral homes in California are actually having to turn away death calls due to the number of COVID-19 deaths they have seen.  Another article that comes to us from Texas gives a perspective on how the Latino community and their funeral homes have fared during the pandemic.

The articles have just about everything. . . complaints, potential fraud cases, a regulatory agency basically camping in a crematory to make sure the crematory is following regulations after some black smoke incidents have bothered residents, and more.  Take you pick.

More news from the world of Death Care:

• One Day . . .Prioritizes expansion this year.  PR Newswire
• Gilson loses seat on Tulare Cemetery Board.  Valley Voice (CA)
• Prosecutors:  Funeral home fraud case needs to move forward for sake of victims — some who’ve passed.  HJ News.  (Utah)
• Complaints mount against Clemmons Cemetery.  Video story and article.  Fox 8 News (Greensboro, NC)
• Bay area funeral homes are forced to turn away COVID-19 deaths as state toll goes dire.  SF Gate (CA)
• Latino funeral home president gives perspective on ethnicity’s COVID-19 struggles.  KXAN NBC (Austin,TX)
• NYS DEC spends week at Amigone Crematory to ensure regulations are followed.  Video story and print article.  WIVB 4 News (Buffalo, NY)

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