Sherrod Brown isn’t keen on Jim Jordan joining U.S. Senate: Overnight News Links
Updated Jan 27, 2021;
Posted Jan 27, 2021
Ohio U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown said Wednesday that U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan would be “last on my list” of people he’d like to see replace Republican U.S. Sen. Rob Portman in the Senate. (Andrew Harnik, Associated Press file photo)AP
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Sen. Sherrod Brown dislikes the notion of serving with Jim Jordan in the U.S. Senate and says people like him ‘shouldn’t serve in public office’ (Read more)
Lt. Gov. Jon Husted out of U.S. Senate race while Ohio Republican Party Chairman Jane Timken says she’s ‘seriously considering’ it (Read more)
By Tom Moore
Jan 28, 2021
(Cleveland) - A popular downtown restaurant and bar, Barley House on West 6th in the Warehouse District, has had its liquor license revoked by the Ohio Liquor Control Commission for numerous violations of state laws and health orders, many related to COVID-19.
The straw that broke the camel s back, so to speak, was when state agents visited Barley House on November 14th. They saw over 100 patrons freely walking around, not socially distancing, and not wearing masks. Violations cited by the state went back to December 2019, when Barley House was cited for failure to keep the business in a sanitary condition.
UpdatedWed, Dec 30, 2020 at 8:33 am ET
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Readers in Concord and Penacook told Patch about their favorite businesses in the community. (Shutterstock)
CONCORD, NH Last month, Patch in Concord and Penacook asked readers to offer some thoughts about local businesses who had gone above and beyond for customers in the community.
The year 2020 has been a difficult one for everyone but businesses are doing everything they can to help customers and stay afloat during the pandemic.
Get Fit NH on Terrill Park Drive received more than a dozen recommendations for their work with customers during the pandemic.
Subscribe Get Fit NH has had a wonderful group training system for the 9 years that I have been a client, Steven, a customer, said. They welcome all shape and sizes of people and athletic competency. Everyone is treated equally and all clients and staff enter the gym with a positive attitude. That being said, the onset of COVID-19 has delivered a devastating blow to ma
Neighborhood tavern in Dallas Medical District is poised for comeback
Neighborhood tavern in Dallas Medical District is poised for comeback New name, new concept, new day.
Photo courtesy of Redfield s After closing for nearly two months, the Medical District pub formerly known as Redfield s Tavern is reopening under new management, this time under the name According to a release, it ll open on Monday, December 14 at 2 pm with craft draft beers, whiskeys, gins, and vodkas, Texas-themed cuisine, live music, interactive games, and community partnership as staples. Dylan Asher, former bar manager at Maple Landing, will spearhead the management transition and serve as Redfield s chief operator, overseeing management and staff, programming and events, outreach and community development and all day-to-day operations.