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State shuts down defiant northern Michigan restaurant after continuing to operate without a license By Jack Nissen LANSING, Mich. - A northern Michigan restaurant has received a temporary restraining order after continuing to operate despite having its license suspended. Cafe Rosetta, a local eaterie that operates in Calumet - located in Houghton County - had earlier brushes with Michigan's regulatory agencies in November when the health department fined them $1,000 over health code violations. In early December, the agriculture department suspended the business's license. After a ruling from...

An Ingham County judge issued a temporary restraining order against Café Rosetta, located in the Upper Peninsula, after the eatery defied state epidemic orders.  Café Rosetta was hit with warnings, hefty fines and a cease-and desist order after continuing dine-in service throughout the pandemic and after the state issued another round of COVID-19 restrictions on Nov.15 that banned indoor dining. Judge Wanda Stokes issued the temporary restraining order against the Calumet-based breakfast spot on Wednesday for "continuing to operate without a valid food service establishment license...

Lansing-area judge issues restraining order against U.P. café defying state order Updated Dec 31, 2020; Facebook Share INGHAM COUNTY, MI – A restraining order has been issued against an Upper Peninsula café that has refused to shutdown amid the COVD-19 pandemic. Ingham County Judge Wanda Stokes issued the order against Café Rosetta of Calumet on Thursday because it has continued to operate without a valid food service establishment license. The café is one of a handful of Michigan restaurants that have continued to defy an order from the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services...

December 31, 2020 By Mike Kruzman / news@whmi.com A state official in charge of farms and food is looking back at their 2020 efforts that include fighting a mosquito-borne illness known to have existed in Livingston County. Gary McDowell is the Director of the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development, or MDARD. Like so many others, McDowell has called this past year one of the most challenging of our lives that has tested us like no other. But despite those difficulties posed by COVID-19, McDowell says he was proud of the way that his departm...

MDARD For immediate release: December 30, 2020 LANSING, MI - Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development Director Gary McDowell recently sat down to reflect on what he describes as “one of the most challenging years of our lifetime” in a new “Fresh from the Field” podcast. “At MDARD, it’s our job to help pave the way for Michigan’s food and ag industry, no matter what challenges are put in front of us,” said McDowell. “Well, 2020 tested us like no other. It was likely one of the most challenging years of our lifetime.” From the very beginning of the pandemic,...