COVID-19: Patchwork of approvals allows some marine borders to reopen
Companies express frustration with Ottawa over lack of information about process and timing of reopening
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Companies express frustration with Ottawa over lack of information about process and timing of reopening
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Some VA business owners fight ban on 'skill games' By Katie Barlow Some VA businesses request investigation into ban on 'skill games' A group of minority-owned small businesses are asking Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring to investigate whether the ban on skills games that went into effect on July 1 violates Virginia's human rights laws. VIRGINIA (FOX 5 DC) - A group of minority-owned small businesses are asking Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring to investigate whether the ban on skills games that went into effect on July 1 violates Virginia's human rights laws. The so-called skill g...
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City of Sterling Heights to poll public on pet poultry Advertisement STERLING HEIGHTS — The city of Sterling Heights will hold off on a decision on whether to allow residents to own backyard chickens until a flock of survey respondents give their opinions. During the April 6 Sterling Heights City Council meeting, resident Brandy Wright asked for an update on what the city is considering doing about backyard chickens. She added that Councilman Michael Radtke had previously proposed looking into the issue. “A number of communities in our area do allow for backyard poultry, including Ann Arb...