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Judge upholds license suspension in Marlena's case HOLLAND — The food license of a local bistro will remain suspended following a decision from an administrative judge. The decision, released Thursday, Feb. 11, noted "a preponderance of evidence shows that (Marlena's) has continued to engage in conduct that constitutes an ongoing imminent threat to the public health, safety and welfare." Marlena's Bistro and Pizzeria, 909 Lincoln Ave. in Holland, remained open during a statewide dine-in ban that lasted for two and a half months and ended Monday, Feb. 1. The restaurant has also ignored mask...

gneese@mininggazette.com Garrett Neese/Daily Mining Gazette Café Rosetta in Calumet is among seven businesses to receive a fine or license suspension from the state for offering indoor dining service. CALUMET — Cafe Rosetta is temporarily closed as the Calumet establishment works out a resolution with the state that would allow it to operate with a license after it was stripped for the restaurant’s flouting of COVID-19 restrictions. Cafe Rosetta closed temporarily on Saturday, owner Amy Heikkinen said. On Thursday, Ingham County Judge Wanda Stokes ordered Cafe Rosetta to work with the ...

To the editor: Every Sunday since last summer, a COVID-19 laboratory experiment has been taking place at John MacArthur’s church in Calif

gneese@mininggazette.com HOUGHTON — The Copper Country’s state legislators met with the Houghton County Board Friday morning to discuss COVID-19 restrictions and other issues in the county at a special meeting Friday. The meeting was the idea of State Sen. Ed McBroom, R-Vulcan, who answered questions from the board along with Rep. Greg Markkanen, R-Hancock. McBroom had intended to meet with counties after taking office in 2019, he said, but had been delayed — first by legislative work surrounding mental health, then by COVID-19. McBroom said he hopes to hold the meetings quarterly. C...

gjaehnig@mininggazette.com CALUMET — The Village Council addressed the issue of ordinance enforcement at its regular meeting Tuesday, in response to several complaints and concerns regarding the possibility that Cafe Rosetta poses a public health risk to the community by refusing to shut down. The cafe is operating in defiance of two court-issued restraining orders, having its license revoked, and ignoring a civil contempt of court charge. Cafe Rosetta has made national headlines for it refusal to comply with an emergency health order issued by the Michigan Dept. of Health and Human Service...