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The family physician has gone above and beyond the call of duty over the last several months to hold outdoor pop-up and drive-thru vaccine clinics and to offer walk-in shot availability, as have a few other primary care providers working extra hours to bring the pandemic to an end.
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While most of the roughly 60 local physicians administering the jab offer them by appointment only and don’t widely advertise when they have doses available, Doko is vocal on Twitter, inviting anyone in need of a shot to visit her at 2285 Howard Ave. whenever she has a pop-up planned.
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Dave Stephan says being able to go to a familiar stomping ground like Average Joe s Sports Bar feels like freedom. (Jacob Barker/CBC)
CEDAR POINT â Town commissioners voted 4-0 Dec. 10 to approve a special-use permit for a private bar to eventually operate in the former Cedar Point Tavern building on Highway 24.
The action during the Cedar Point Board of Commissionersâ meeting, held on Zoom, followed about an hour of discussion, and came despite longstanding problems between the town and the former business.
As a result, the special-use permit is good for only one year, although it could be renewed, and the owner, Drew Lutheran, must take major steps to clean up the property before he can submit a site plan for approval by the town. In addition, Mr. Lutheran faces up to $19,800 in $50-per-day civil penalties to the town for failing to act on previous orders to clean up the property.