Crowsnest Pass resident Sandi Knight has spent most of her days since the pandemic creating masks for community members to wear. To date, Knight has made over 1,000 masks in all different sizes. Knight says she is pleased to see so many members of the community come together to keep everyone safe. Masks can still be picked up at 7909 19thAvenue in Coleman from the grey mailbox.
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