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“I chose to protest by putting my tables outside, and I reiterate again, I never served one single person outside!” he added. “I did all takeout food and delivery. So exactly what I was supposed to be doing, that’s exactly what I did.” In the video, officials said Mr. Van Happen’s permit to operate had been suspended Friday and that he continued to serve customers over the weekend without a permit. “Because what am I going to do if I close? Are you going to pay my rent?” Mr. Van...

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  Share   Tweet California restaurants are continuing to resist efforts from the county and state government from shutting down outdoor dining, one of the last remaining ways they can stay in business during the COVID-19 pandemic, pointing to how the science does not support such bans. Daily Caller reporter Jorge Ventura was interviewing Anton Van Happen, who owns Nick The Greek, when public health inspectors stopped by to issue Van Happen a citation from remaining open after receiving a cl...

‘not following the rules’ — stemming from Van Happen’s protest last week inviting patrons to sit at tables outside the restaurant after receiving their takeout orders. “Are you going to pay my rent ? says owner Anton Van Happen of ‘Nick The Greek’ to public health inspectors issuing him a citation for staying open after being issued a closure order. Things got tense pic.twitter.com/9eKCiAjDaw ‘I followed the rules! I continue to follow the rules!’ ‘I followed the rules! I c...

A Ventura, California restaurant owner is being forced to close because he had voluntary outdoor dining on Friday night in protest, and refused to shut his restaurant down when ‘health inspectors’ came by Friday night and told him to do so. More COVID enforcers came by yesterday to issue him a closure order and he lost it with them: During my interview with owner Anton Van Happen of Nick The Greek in Ventura, public health inspectors stopped by to issue Van Happen a cituation from remaining...

Some restaurants in downtown Ventura have decided to protest against the outdoor dining ban.