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To sell. It when it came to the streets of your own town its a real real eyeopener. Ea looking too good. The rising popstar just captured our attention as second runner up on americas got talent. Now the blonde has our attention for much different reason. On monday the singer revealed she was diagnosed with Thyroid Cancer. I was going for a lot and traveling a lot and waking up tired and losing my voice a lot. I was just kind of depressed and in a dark place. On a radio show she was explaining how she wasnt feeling well. She performed and struggled through a show at new york citys webster hall back in april. They found a lump in the back of her throat and she admitted she didnt think much of it. I just kind of let it go but my dad said you should go to the doctors. Her mom begged her to get it to check out so our girl went to urgent care. A person with this disease and or Thyroid Cancer initially will feel hard to breathe, her heart rate may vary and her muscle strength will be lesser.
Outdoor dining restrictions have eased in Connecticut, and many Westport restaurants followed suit, as of May 1. Governor Ned Lamont announced that the state will now allow individuals to be served at bars without ordering food, table seating outdoors is no longer limited to eight people, and business curfews have been pushed back an hour.
Outdoor dining restrictions have eased in Connecticut, and many Westport restaurants followed suit, as of May 1. Governor Ned Lamont announced that the state will now allow individuals to be served at bars without ordering food, table seating outdoors is no longer limited to eight people, and business curfews have been pushed back an hour.
It’s Friday night at Westport’s newest restaurant. The bar has a steady flow of customers and tables are filled. While COVID restrictions have significantly hurt many local businesses, this local establishment has figured out a way to survive – but not without some help from the Westport-Weston Chamber of Commerce’s (WWCC). The organization’s newest initiative, Bring Your Own Blanket (BYOB), was launched on Nov. 4 in an effort to keep restaurants afloat in the winter months by promoting outdoor seating and encouraging a sense of normalcy within the Westport community.
As COVID cases continue to spike, Westporters’ willingness to dine inside establishments has diminished. To tend to Connecticut residents’ safety concerns, Governor Ned Lamont recently issued an executive order requiring restaurants to close at 9:30 p.m. and limiting the indoor dining capacity to 50% from 75%.