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A shortage of staff and supplies is slowing establishments down as the county allows 100-percent capacity. Author: Mary Milz Updated: 8:01 PM EDT July 1, 2021
INDIANAPOLIS Edwards Drive-In was hopping Thursday afternoon with no shortage of customers. It s pretty exciting to get back to 100%. It s been a long time coming, said owner Jeff Edwards.
Thursday marked the day Marion County lifted nearly all of its remaining COVID-19 restrictions from social distancing to capacity requirements. (Masks are still required at hospitals, the Indianapolis International Airport and on IndyGo buses.)
A big milestone to be sure after nearly 16 months of restrictions, but many businesses still face challenges, most notably a shortage of employees
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The sentencing of a former Hollidaysburg firefighter charged with embezzling more than $1.5 million in federal grant funds has been postponed until August.
Benjamin Allen Rhine, 49, was scheduled to appear before Gibson on May 17 for sentencing on one count of conversion of government funds and additional counts of filing false income tax returns.
Rhine requested continuances of his sentencing hearing because he wants to appear in person before the judge, but the federal court in Johnstown, like courts throughout Pennsylvania, has been conducting business through video conference using the Zoom platform due to COVID-19 restrictions.
Rhine entered his guilty pleas Sept. 25, and sentencing was initially set for Feb. 2.