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Owner Phaedra Lee said she was surprised when Daytona Beach police swarmed in last Wednesday to order her to remove her outdoor stage, tents, tables, seating and merchandise displays. "They gave us one hour to remove everything, all under the pretense of not being allowed (in) the Bike Week Master Plan. We were not allowed to be included," she said. Lee said she is being unfairly singled out. But the city cited Main Street Station during last year's Bike Week for failing to comply with an order for all outdoor music, vending and bars to cease on the final weekend of the event because of ...

Sunday, February 21, 2021 The San Marcos City Council voted unanimously to extend the local disaster declaration until 12 p.m. on Feb. 26. Mayor Jane Hughson said San Marcos was one of the first five municipalities in Texas to issue a declaration of a Local State of Disaster on Feb. 13 due to the severe winter weather, which will give the city access to Federal Emergency Management Agency funding. “Today we are meeting under these very extreme and difficult circumstances to extend the disaster declaration relating to the very severe winter weather we are experiencing,” City Manager Bert L...

Johnson County Fiscal Court February 16, 2021, 10:30 a.m. Press Release: Johnson County remains under a Declaration of Local State of Emergency origin...

Cuomo Acknowledges Office Shouldn’t Have Withheld Nursing Home Data, Fails to Apologize Gov. Andrew Cuomo during his presentation of the State Budget on Jan. 19, 2021 (Mike Groll/Office of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo) ALBANY – Governor Andrew Cuomo acknowledged on Monday that his office should not have withheld data on COVID-19 nursing home deaths from state lawmakers, the public and press – but fell short of apologizing to state residents. Cuomo said at a press conference that “lessons were learned’ in not releasing the data and that things “should have been done differently.” �...

The following is an update from the office of Johnson County Judge-Executive Mark McKenzie: Johnson County Judge-Executive Mark McKenzie issued a Declaration of a Local State of Emergency effective 10:45 p.m. on February 14th, 2021 declaring that all roads included in the county road maintenance system are closed to any non-essential traffic. The weather pattern today has not allowed for much improvement in road conditions. Due to a continued threatening overnight forecast, all county roads included in the county road maintenance system will remain closed through the night. Road conditions wi...