Connecting Albert County is launching a series of profiles of the frontline workers who have provided essential services to the community throughout the pandemic. We begin with Lindsay Butland, the owner of Crooked Creek Convenience in Riverside-Albert.
By Janet Wallace
Lindsay describes the experience of running a store during the pandemic as “a roller coaster.”
“At first, it was pretty scary,” she says. “I couldn’t just hide out at home. I had to go to work.”
She recalls washing groceries when she got home and even washing her shoes before going inside. “We didn’t know much about the virus then,” she explains.
Lindsay describes the experience of running a store during the pandemic as “a roller coaster.”
“At first, it was pretty scary,” she says. “I couldn’t just hide out at home. I had to go to work.”
She recalls washing groceries when she got home and even washing her shoes before going inside. “We didn’t know much about the virus then,” she explains.
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