Five other Ohio bars were cited for the following violations:
Green Rock Reserve LLC., known as Corner Bar, Parma Heights, received a citation for improper conduct – disorderly activity. Agents arrived at 7:25 p.m. and observed a live band with approximately 150 patrons inside the establishment. Many of the staff and patrons were not wearing facial coverings. No physical barriers were in place in the seating area or the bar area where every seat was occupied and patrons stood closely behind each other waiting to order. Patrons were permitted to stand and walk freely about the premises while consuming alcoholic beverages.
Floyd Jones LLC., Operating as Republix Cocktail Lounge, Euclid, received a citation for improper conduct – disorderly activity. Agents arrived at 9:05 p.m. and observed patrons closely congregated throughout the establishment. Patrons occupied nearly every seat at the bar and the nearby tables with no social distancing or physical barriers in place. Patrons
Agents cite 5 NEO bars for health order violations Six bars were cited after state officials say they violated state health orders; 5 were in Northeast Ohio. (Source: Lauren Andrego) By Stephanie Czekalinski | January 10, 2021 at 12:59 PM EST - Updated January 10 at 1:05 PM
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Five bars in Northeast Ohio have been cited for violation health orders, according to a press release from the Ohio Investigative Unit.
Brooklands Bar in Akron, Corner Bar in Parma Heights, and B Stone Bar & Grill, Cebar’s Euclid Tavern, and Republix Cocktail Lounge in Euclid were cited after agents visited the establishments on Saturday, according to the release. Agents also visited and cited Sneaky Petes in Toledo.
Long-standing Hudson tavern cited for violating coronavirus health orders, Ohio Investigative Unit says
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Ohio Investigative Unit agents cited Hudson’s Kepner’s Tavern for violating coronavirus-related health orders to curb the spread of the novel virus, according to a press release. (Kaytie Boomer|MLive.com)
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COLUMBUS, Ohio Ohio Investigative Unit agents cited Hudson’s Kepner’s Tavern for violating coronavirus-related health orders to curb the spread of the coronavirus, according to a press release.
Agents also cited Wagner’s Roadhouse in Chillicothe; Enzo’s in Steubenville; D Kay’s Bar and Grill in New Philadelphia; Musical Inn in Canton; and Third Base in Rayland, the release says.
Ohio Investigative Unit agents cited a Cleveland bar for allowing patrons to stand elbow to elbow in large groups and move freely while drinking and a Lakewood bar for being open at 10:30 p.m. with patrons still drinking.
Two area bars were cited by state agents, accused of violating COVID-19 pandemic rules.
The Musical Inn, at 3941 Navarre Road SW, in Canton Township, and D Kay s Bar and Grill, at 2959 Brightwood Road SE, in New Philadelphia, were issued citations for improper conduct and disorderly activity. The Musical Inn also was cited for drug possession.
The night spots were among those visited overnight Friday by the Ohio Investigative Unit. The plain-clothes officers regularly conduct compliance checks to ensure that liquor permit-holders comply with the state s Liquor Control Act, as well as COVID-19 directives.
Ohioans are currently subject to a 10 p.m. curfew, issued by Gov. Mike DeWine, an order in effect through Jan. 23.