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Restaurants plead for patience on mask rules

Restaurants plead for patience on mask rules FacebookTwitterEmail Autumn Waterhouse, standing, takes a lunch order, from left, from Lisa Mooney, Julia Watjen and Tom Connolly at Dawn’s Victory Cafe in Albany on June 4 last year, the first day outdoor dining was again allowed in New York. Indoor dining resumed two weeks later. (Photo by Steve Barnes/Times Union.)Steve Barnes/Times Union ALBANY Restaurateurs collectively cringed on Thursday when the federal Centers for Disease Control issued an abrupt and unexpected change in its pandemic-related recommendations, saying that people who are fully vaccinated no longer need to wear masks, indoor or out. Masks are still required for all in medical settings and transportation hubs, the CDC said, adding that “federal, state, local, tribal, or territorial laws, rules, and regulations, including local business and workplace guidance” may continue to mandate masks.

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Bar owners thrilled at imminent end of food-with-booze rule

Bar owners thrilled at imminent end of food-with-booze rule Harvey’s Restaurant and Bar co-owners Matthew Bagley, left, and Adam Humphrey hold $1 snacks they introduced to tweak new state rules requiring food be sold with every initial drink order on Tuesday, July 21, 2020, in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Harvey’s “Cuomo chips,” right, were quickly judged by the state as not substantial enough to meet the then-new food-with-alcohol requirement. (Will Waldron/Times Union) Local bar owners expressed elation Tuesday when the state Legislature moved toward rescinding Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo’s 9-month-old rule requiring food be purchased with all initial orders of alcohol.

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Bars owned thrilled at imminent end of food-with-booze rule

Bars owned thrilled at imminent end of food-with-booze rule
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Bars thrilled at imminent end of food-with-alcohol requirement

Bars thrilled at imminent end of food-with-alcohol requirement
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New York Republicans question what they see as inconsistencies in state s reopening guidelines

(The Center Square) â Republicans in the New York Assembly said on Thursday that Gov. Andrew Cuomoâs move to push back the curfew for bars and restaurants to midnight is a welcome change, itâs not nearly enough for businesses that have endured several challenges over the past year. They also donât understand why he was able to lift the curfew entirely for such businesses as bowling alleys and casinos but not for dining establishments. Especially, as they noted, the stateâs contact tracing program indicates less than 1.5% of all COVID cases originate from bars and restaurants. âThe curfew has been a great imposition to these struggling businesses that are trying to recover from the pandemic shutdown,â said Assemblyman Christopher Friend, R-Big Flats.

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