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The Martha s Vineyard Times
Chilmark prepares for expected influx of tourists
Officials say festivals, programs, sunsets, and camps can all happen within health guidelines.
The Blessing of the Fleet will return to Menemsha this Memorial Day weekend with proper health guidelines in place. - Rich Saltzberg
On Wednesday, the Chilmark board of health held a joint Zoom meeting with the town’s select board to decide how to handle the upcoming summer tourist season. As COVID restrictions lessen and more people become vaccinated, Chilmark officials prepare for an increase in the number of tourists coming to their part of the Island.
Uber is offering half-price rides to pubs across the country in a bid to get locked-down Brits back out drinking when venues finally reopen next week.
The ride-sharing app has launched a campaign to help get England s boozers back on their feet, with the wider hospitality sector decimated by restrictions in recent months.
Many will already be chomping at the bit to return to the pub, but as an added incentive, Uber is offering a 50 per cent discount, up to £6, to the first 30,000 riders between April 12 and May 16.
It comes as industry figures warned today that drinkers should take cash to the pub due to control freak government rules banning the taking of payments inside.