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The restaurant revival that turned into a revolt

The restaurant revival that turned into a revolt Jennifer Stefano, opinion contributor © Getty Images The restaurant revival that turned into a revolt After a catastrophic year for the food and beverage industry, America s restaurateurs hoped the holiday season would mark somewhat of an economic revival - especially with the arrival of COVID-19 vaccines. This month, they were banking on catering, gift cards, and socially-distanced Christmas parties to help their businesses otherwise brutal year. But in numerous states, governors crushed that hope with abrupt and arbitrary lockdowns. Now, across the United States, a restaurant revival has turned into a revolt. In Minnesota, small businesses formed the ReOpen Minnesota Coalition, which is raising funds to support those owners hit with legal expenses for remaining open. In California, many restaurants have elected to stay open. Dino Ferraro, a Huntington Beach restaurant owner, told the Los Angeles Times that

Kristi Noem urges frustrated Minnesota business owners to move to South Dakota: We respect your rights

Kristi Noem urges frustrated Minnesota business owners to move to South Dakota: We respect your rights Michael Lee © Provided by Washington Examiner South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem urged Minnesota business owners to relocate to her state after the Minnesota attorney general began suing bars that defied the state’s lockdown orders. “Come to South Dakota!” Noem tweeted. “We respect your rights. We won’t shut you down.” Come to South Dakota! We respect your rights. We won’t shut you down. https://t.co/FDaRj92Qmu Governor Kristi Noem (@govkristinoem) December 21, 2020 Noem s tweet also shared a Star Tribune article that highlighted the stories of bars that decided to open in defiance of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s executive order banning indoor dining.

Minnesota bar sued by state over indoor dining ban refuses to close: We want to let freedom ring

Minnesota bar sued by state over indoor dining ban refuses to close: ‘We want to let freedom ring’ Teo Armus © Aaron Lavinsky/AP Dean Wedul, right of center, lifts his drink with friends at Alibi Drinkery in Lakeville, Minn. on Wednesday. Over the TV sets playing at Alibi Drinkery on Wednesday, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) announced that his state would continue to ban indoor dining in its battle against the coronavirus. But inside the sports bar, the crowd of people watching his address had a different idea. Standing shoulder to shoulder, they sang along as Lee Greenwood’s “God Bless the USA” blared from the speakers that night. In a since-deleted video posted by co-owner Lisa Monet Zarza, customers at the Lakeville, Minn. watering hole raised their fists and Bud Light bottles in defiance.

About 40 MN Restaurants Opened Illegally Wednesday: AG

About 40 MN Restaurants Opened Illegally Wednesday: AG Patch 12/17/2020 William Bornhoft © Shutterstock Two Minnesota bars face a 60-day suspension of their liquor licenses for blatantly violating Executive Order 20-99, according to the Minnesota Department of Safety s alcohol enforcement division.​ TWIN CITIES, MN State authorities say about 40 restaurants opened Wednesday in defiance of Gov. Tim Walz s executive order related to the coronavirus. Many other business owners that promised to defy Walz s order either backed out or aren t actually restricted by the governor s order. The effort was organized by a group called the ReOpen Minnesota Coalition. On Tuesday, the group shared a list of businesses that planned to open Wednesday.

Come And Take It: Gun Range Defies COVID Shutdown Order

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