HAGÅTÑA (The Guam Daily Post) — Churches and restaurants can start operating at an increased maximum capacity of 75% by 8 a.m. Friday as Guam continues to see fewer new
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On Thursday, health authorities in Los Angeles announced that movie theaters will be allowed to reopen next week between Monday and Wednesday at 25% capacity, after almost a year of shutdown and nearly no business for many cinemas in the area.
Many theaters reportedly won t be able to start business back up immediately due to the lack of time to prepare, with some major chains saying they won t be able to welcome guests until Friday, March 19. The delay is due to the venues need to bring back staff and also put into place new cautionary and cleaning guidelines. There also remains the concern that theaters will struggle to be profitable with such stringent guidelines and reduced numbers of guests. However, many businesses are glad to open at all after the financial toll of the past year on the film industry.
Bars, restaurants open with restrictions
VFW and Polish halls are also open with the change, allowing longtime members to visit again.
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. â Bars and restaurants are open for the first time since November with tight restrictions in place. Establishments have to adhere to 25% capacity and are also subjected to a curfew.
As part of the change, historic Polish halls and VFW posts are allowed to reopen. These types of establishments allow members and their visitors in, but they also must adhere to the same rules and regulations applied to other establishments.
In Grand Rapids, the Fifth Street Hall reopened on Monday. Located on the corner of Davis and Fifth Street on the West side, the hall welcomed members back. Its only source of income is through membership fees and by serving customers within the hall s walls.