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Café Rosetta in Calumet is among seven businesses to receive a fine or license suspension from the state for offering indoor dining service. (Houghton Daily Mining Gazette photo by Garrett Neese)
CALUMET Cafe Rosetta is temporarily closed as the Calumet establishment works out a resolution with the state that would allow it to operate with a license after it was stripped for the restaurant’s flouting of COVID-19 restrictions.
Cafe Rosetta closed temporarily on Saturday, owner Amy Heikkinen said. On Thursday, Ingham County Judge Wanda Stokes ordered Cafe Rosetta to work with the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) towards relicensing. If Cafe Rosetta did not comply with court orders, the court could potentially impose jail time.
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Wadsworth Hall as seen on March 25, 2020, on the Michigan Tech University campus in Houghton. The university has come under fire recently after two members of the faculty sent letters to staff members in response to a University Senate resolution. (Houghton Daily Mining Gazette photo by Garrett Neese)
HOUGHTON Members of the campus community related their experience with discrimination locally and at the university during a Michigan Tech University Senate discussion on a recent anti-discrimination resolution and two campus letters from faculty protesting it.
Public comment was extended from 15 minutes to 45 minutes then extended twice more to accommodate speakers.
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Andrea Rake, a fifth-year student at Michigan Technological University, and Madeline Williston, a second-year student, craft a snow statue of a plane for Guardians of the North Wednesday afternoon. Makers of month-long statues and all-nighters were busy on campus Wednesday as the countdown to their early-morning finish began. (Daily Mining Gazette photo by Garrett Neese)
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