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DC bar fights to regain liquor license as mask, vaccine mandates end: 'It makes no sense' - Vimarsana News

DC bar fights to regain liquor license as mask, vaccine mandates end: 'It makes no sense'

A bar in Washington D.C. is unsure of whether it will be able to reopen and regain its liquor license after being shut down for reportedly deying COVID-related policies.

Big Board Eatery, Closed by D.C. Over Vaccine Mandate, Fights to Reopen - Vimarsana News

Big Board Eatery, Closed by D.C. Over Vaccine Mandate, Fights to Reopen

The Big Board had its liquor license revoked for refusing to comply with D.C.’s vaccine passport mandate. Now, it's threatening to sue.

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The Buckeye Institute Assesses Consequences of Proposed Wyoming Medicaid Expansion in New Policy Brief - Vimarsana News

The Buckeye Institute Assesses Consequences of Proposed Wyoming Medicaid Expansion in New Policy Brief

The Buckeye Institute released its latest policy brief, Federal Rates are Temporary, But Expansion is Forever: The Significant Financial Risks for States Considering Medicaid Expansion, which outlines the permanent consequences for Wyoming should it opt into Medicaid expansion and later seek to opt-out.

Cecil County Arts Council, and other non-profits, request county to help fix historic building - Vimarsana News

Cecil County Arts Council, and other non-profits, request county to help fix historic building

ELKTON — The three non-profits on 135 East Main Street Elkton, the Cecil County Historical Society, Cecil Land Trust, and the Cecil County Arts Council called for the Cecil County