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A Michigan restaurant owner defying shutdown orders from Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s (D) administration told The Kyle Olson Show this week that she is facing $30,000 in fines and legal fees as a result. Amy Heikkinen, owner of Cafe Rosetta in Calumet, was recently taken to court by the state after she kept open her business. She said could not survive the ongoing coronavirus lockdown mandates. “Sales were down 25-30 percent already,” she said, and with only take-out orders allowed, there was another 30 percent decline. Her margin for profit, she said, was 10 to 15 percent, and “It was ei...

UP cafe fined; judge says civil disobedience 'not an option' By: Associated Press and last updated 2021-01-11 06:21:40-05 CALUMET, Mich. — An Upper Peninsula cafe has been found in contempt of court and fined $2,500 for continuing to serve indoor diners. It's the latest turn in an effort to get Cafe Rosetta to comply with coronavirus restrictions. Judge Wanda Stokes says civil disobedience is “not an option.” Stokes held a hearing Friday involving the cafe, which serves soup, sandwiches, and more in Calumet in Houghton County. Co-owner Amy Heikkinen says she...

A café in the U.P., Cafe Rosetta, is being fined for continuing indoor dining. The Houghton County café has been found in contempt of court and is being fined $2,500 for not complying with coronavirus restrictions. But the judge suspended the fine until Wednesday, giving their attorney time to file legal arguments against it. Co-owner Amy Heikkinen says she can’t...

Michigan Cafe Fined $2,500 for Continuing to Serve Indoors Enter your number to get our free mobile app A northern Michigan cafe was recently hit with a $2,500 fine after they continued to serve customers inside their establishment. According to Fox 2, Ingham County Judge, Wanda Stokes held a hearing Friday involving Cafe Rosetta, which serves soup, sandwiches and more in Calumet, a town of roughly 750 in Houghton County. Judge Wanda Stokes: When it comes to court orders, in my opinion, civil disobedience is not an option. It just absolutely is not. Well, in my opinion, I don't think the stat...

CALUMET, Mich. (AP) — An Upper Peninsula cafe was found in contempt of court and fined $2,500 for continuing to serve indoor diners, the latest turn in an effort to get the owner to comply with coronavirus restrictions."When it comes to court orders, in my opinion, civil disobedience is not an option. It just absolutely is not," Judge Wanda Stokes said.Stokes held a hearing Friday involving Cafe Rosetta, which serves soup, sandwiches and more in Calumet, a town of roughly 750 in Houghton