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Jan 11, 2021 CALUMET (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 involving Cafe Rosetta, which serves soup, sandwiches and more in Calumet, a town of roughly 750 in Houghton County. Since mid-November, Michigan restaurants and bars have been restricted by Gov. Gretchen Whi...

gjaehnig@mininggazette.com HOUGHTON — A show-of-cause hearing was conducted Friday morning in Ingham County Circuit Court intended to permit Cafe Rosetta, in Calumet, to show cause why an immediate injunction against the restaurant should not be issued. A number of issues relevant to the restaurant’s refusal to suspend operations, in defiance of several Michigan orders were discussed during the Zoom meeting. The cafe, located at 102 Fifth St. in Calumet and owned by Amy and Jake Heikkinen, has defied Michigan Dept. of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) health orders by remaining open for...

GRAHAM JAEHNIG HOUGHTON — Cafe Rosetta of Calumet was found in civil contempt of court during a Friday morning hearing conducted in Ingham County Circuit Court. The finding by Circuit Court Judge Wanda Stokes was in response to a motion filed by attorney Danielle Allison-Yokom on behalf of the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development. The motion, as filed on behalf of MDARD, had two investigation reports attached to it, several affidavits and photographs, along with a request for a fine of $7,500. The fine subsequently was lowered to $2,500 and then temporarily suspended. ...

From the Associated Press -- 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

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