Restaurant Seeks Relief After Gov. Whitmer Shutdown, Is 8,917th in Line

21 Dec 2020
A Michigan restaurateur impacted by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s shutdown orders sought to apply for a grant last week to keep her business open, only to end up 8,917th in line.
Kim Ledy, who owns Deli Deli in Pickford in the eastern Upper Peninsula, said her business suffered after the initial coronavirus shutdown order in March, but was able to survive due to its drive-through option.
But Whitmer’s second shutdown order, which occurred in November, “That one has really, really hurt our business,” Ledy said.
“We just want to be able to open back up,” Ledy told Breitbart News.

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