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Lancaster County business owners, lawmakers' frustrations with Pa. COVID-19 response boil over onto Tuesday's ballot


Phil Weaver shut the doors to Lancaster County’s biggest restaurant on March 16, 2020, complying with an order issued by Gov. Tom Wolf to close all indoor dining establishments and bars in the hopes of curtailing a dangerous virus.
That day, Weaver said, was one of the first times he realized COVID-19 posed a serious threat. And while the governor’s initial order presented a significant hit to his business, it was only supposed to last two weeks all it would take to “flatten the curve” of virus infections.
Two weeks turned into two more weeks. Then it was a color-coded guideline for when counties could begin to reopen. All the while, Weaver’s buffet-style restaurant, Shady Maple Smorgasbord in East Earl, remained closed for indoor dining and offered limited takeout options. ....

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