Boca Raton restaurant has staff go back to wearing masks
When it comes to customers there are mixed emotions, which are to be expected.
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BOCA RATON, Fla. â Walking into Casa D Angelo Ristorante in Boca Raton you will notice the staff wearing masks again. When you re working you re wearing a mask, Jason Sobel.
Sobel is the vice president of finance. He said the deciding factor in re-establishing the policy is the increase in positive cases of COVID-19. There s no deadline on when the rule will end. We wanted to make sure that we re doing everything we possibly can to keep our customers, our guests safe and secure, he said.
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In the shadow of the Wayne County Courthouse, a handful of Black Lives Matter supporters gathered on Wooster square to celebrate justice in the death of George Floyd.
Roughly 25 miles to the northwest, another half dozen people came together just outside Corner Park along West Main Street in Ashland.
The simultaneous gatherings happened Tuesday, about an hour after the jury delivered its guilty verdict in the murder trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin.
The small crowds met on their respective squares holding signs and demonstrating their continued support for those facing civil rights injustices in America.
In Wooster, passing cars honked their horns, affirming the jury s decision - guilty on all counts. It s a good day! , one passerby yelled from his car window as he drove by.