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Indoor dining allowed to temporarily resume for restaurants who sued NYS, permanent decision next week Supreme Court Judge Henry Nowak announced Wednesday restaurants in Erie County who sued the state due to its Orange Zone restrictions can temporarily reopen indoor dining with a permanent decision expected next week. Posted at 4:56 PM, Jan 13, 2021 and last updated 2021-01-14 10:19:51-05 ERIE COUNTY, N.Y. (WKBW) — UPDATE: Thursday morning, Erie County responded to the preliminary injunction detailed below by allowing all restaurants in Erie County's Orange Zone to operate under Yellow ...

EPISD Forcing Teachers Back to School Despite Increase in Numbers A couple weeks ago we learned that EPISD was thinking about going back to face-to-face schooling. CLICK HERE for an article from back then. In case you didn't know this, EPISD has forced teachers back to school. I'm using the word "forced" because of how an email to EPISD teachers was worded. There's a Facebook group called "Teachers and Students Safe at Home". CLICK HERE to check out the group, where they shared an email from EPISD that said: This email serves as a follow-up to the status of your request for an accommodation....

The restaurants that sued New York State over Governor Andrew Cuomo's restrictions under an Orange Zone classification have been given the green light to reopen. Yesterday, January 13, 2021, New York Supreme Court Judge Henry Nowak announced that the restaurants can temporarily reopen indoor dining, according to WKBW. The decision is temporary and the restaurants must follow yellow zone restrictions. Only four people will be allowed per table, both indoors and outdoors, under Yellow Zone rules. Bars and restaurants also must close indoor and outdoor dining by 10 pm, according to the rules pro...

 After a judge ruled restaurants in Erie County's orange zone may temporarily resume indoor dining under Yellow Zone guidelines, New York State announced it will allow all restaurants operating in ...

That distinction prompted the NYC Hospitality Alliance to put out a statement: "The court's preliminary decision and the Governor's action to remove indoor dining restrictions in all "orange zones" makes the status of the indoor dining ban in New York City all the more outrageous and destructive to thousands of restaurants across the five boroughs, especially when our infection and hospitalization rates are lower than most counties in the State where indoor dining is permitted at 50% occupancy. Continuation of the indoor dining ban in New York City is divorced from any of the data and criteri...