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(Photo courtesy of the Michigan Executive Office of the Governor) HOLALND (WHTC-AM/FM) — Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Attorney General Dana Nessel and other state officials issued statements highly commending bar and restaurant owners that have been complying with the state’s emergency health orders related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Currently, licensed establishments are strictly prohibited from allowing in-person dining and gatherings, as defined by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services’ gatherings and face mask order. “Our bar and restaurant owners have made incredibl...

Gov. Whitmer, Mich. state officials commend bar and restaurant owners for compliance with COVID-19 orders More than $3.3 million in financial relief went to 670 bar and restaurant owners across the state – a financial lifeline averaging $5,000 for businesses. Author: WTOL Staff Updated: 11:31 AM EST January 11, 2021 LANSING, Mich. — Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Attorney General Dana Nessel and other state officials issued statements Monday commending bar and restaurant owners for their ongoing compliance with emergency health orders related to the COVID-...

Tweet California’s District 4 Representative Tom McClintock opened the first annual Re-Open Cal Now Public Policy Conference with a dig at Governor Gavin Newsom. “For those of you who can’t see it—the mask, it says, ‘This mask is as useless as our governor’ ”. The audience broke out into laughter and applause. “It’s the only one I actually enjoy wearing!” McClintock interjected. The Re-Open Cal Now Conference is being held from January 8-10 in Rancho Murieta, California at an Equestrian Center. Kind of appropriate, since our Governor and many of our elected officials ha...

The Vermont town of Stamford has voted to overturn in its community Gov. Phil Scott’s emergency orders issued to protect the state during the COVID-19...

Licensing Board grants conditional liquor license extensions Bronwen Howells Walsh BP FILE PHOTO The Barnstable Licensing Authority on Dec. 30 conditionally approved the liquor license renewals for four Hyannis businesses: the Blue Moon at 430 Main St., Ying’s Sushi Bar and Lounge at 59 Center St., emBargo at 453 Main St. and the Karibbean Lounge at 662 Main St. Licensing Director Richard Scali said the town’s new permitting software does not accommodate partial payments, an option the department used to honor in the past that gave business owners the choice of paying half of the liq...