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Local restaurants and bars are putting their best foot forward after they were permitted to open for indoor dining by The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services on Monday, Feb. 1. While many are ready to be back in restaurants there are still heavy restrictions that need to be followed. Under the newest order implemented on Feb. 1, restaurants and bars will have to operate at 25 percent capacity, groups will be separated by at least 6 feet, masks must be worn unless eating or drinking, there can be no more than six people at a table and closing time must be before 10 p.m. ....
Down. and other catchphrases are down there, people s philosophy are down there but you can t use the bible faces. and they are returning all $45,000 of the money they raised from the bricks with the bible verses, and on that it says in god we trust. that s a good point. the school was worried the problem with the separation between church and state. come on, it s a break. it s a break. it s no endorsement of religion. david kortman of the reliance defense fund said there s absolutely nothing unconstitutional about a bible verse on a break when a school opens up a space for anyone to express a personal message. the school could have allowed the bible versus but instead they chose to punish everyone. they did. all right, let s kick off with headlines. 7:34 on the east coast right now. by the time i looked up, my ....