By Pat Sweeney
May 27, 2021 | 3:09 PM
State officials say the North Dakota Capitol will resume public tours on June 1 after suspending them for more than a year. The news comes on the heels of data which shows the number of active COVID-19 cases has dropped about 51% this month, going from 995 on May 1 to 508 on May 26. Face coverings are required for those who are not fully vaccinated. Tours are conducted Monday through Friday. The North Dakota Department of Health on Thursday confirmed 40 new cases of COVID-19, bring the total number to 109,820.
Capitol resumes public tours after COVID-19 suspension
May 27, 2021
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BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) The North Dakota Capitol will resume public tours on June 1 after suspending them for more than a year, state officials said Thursday.
The news comes on the heels of data which shows the number of active COVID-19 cases has dropped about 51% this month, going from 995 on May 1 to 508 on May 26. As we resume normal activities, we are anxious to again offer this service to the public. We know it is appreciated by visitors to the Capitol at all times of the year, but especially during the summer travel season,” said Office of Budget Management Director Joe Morrissette.
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