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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

Westmoreland County Sheriff won t enforce Gov Wolf s new covid-19 orders

Tribune-Review file Tribune-Review file   TribLIVE s Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Add Westmoreland County Sheriff James Albert to the list of law enforcement officers vowing not enforce Gov. Tom Wolf’s temporary covid restrictions. Last weekend, Wolf suspended all indoor dining, closed entertainment venues, limited indoor gatherings to 10 people and outdoor gatherings to 50 and restricted all other in-person businesses to 50% of normal capacity in an attempt to stop the recent surge of coronavirus cases statewide. The orders expire Jan. 4. Albert said that his 40 years of experience as a law enforcement officer, district judge and, now, sheriff taught him there is a delicate balance between enforcing government mandates and “at the same time protecting individual civil liberties.”

Gov Wolf grants 5th extension to renew firearms carry permits

AP Gov. Wolf extended license to carry firearms permits this week for a fifth time through March 31.   TribLIVE s Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. Gov. Tom Wolf’s decision to grant a fifth consecutive extension to renew firearms carry permits through March 31 couldn’t have been more timely, according to Westmoreland County Sheriff James Albert. The previous extension was set to expire Dec. 31 and Albert said his two deputies assigned the “appointment only” permit office have been swamped with inquiries and applicants over the past several weeks. “I have had two deputies assigned to it 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily, plus since September we added evening hours on Wednesdays until 8 p.m. and still all of our available slots are booked for the next two months,” Albert said.

Penn sheriff has had enough with Democrat s socialist agenda , changes his party to Republican

Penn sheriff has had enough with Democrat s socialist agenda , changes his party to Republican
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