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2020-12-05
Judge hears Lakeview restaurant argument in virtual court
State has suspended Chapz Roadhouse liquor license for alleged COVID order violationThe attorney for a Lakeview bar and restaurant which continues to offer in-person dining argued before an administrative law judge on Friday that the Michigan Liquor Control Commission has no authority to enforce a Michigan Department of Health & Human Services epidemic order.
Lakeview High School cancels final exams for students
Students, families and staff are stressed enough with the challenges presented by the coronavirus pandemic without having to prepare for final exams at the end of the first semester, say Lakeview Community Schools officials.
Final exams for Lakeview High School students, which were scheduled for Dec. 16-18, have been eliminated.
STEVE MERREN: Incursion of the trash pandas: Installment 2
As I stood inspecting the second round of destruction that had befallen my porch, the temperature of my blood hit boiling levels.
Not only had I done an exquisite job of cleaning up, but I had basically barricaded the doors shut to prevent the re-entry of these crafty nocturnal bandits. However, they managed to do it, they had breached my defenses and laid waste to my turf for a second time.
Montcalm County schools extend virtual instruction into 2021
Many Montcalm County public schools will continue to provide online-only instruction for their students into 2021.
Upcoming and pending services for Dec. 5, 2020
Read upcoming and pending services for Saturday, Dec. 5, 2020
JUST IN: MIOSHA fines Ionia County business $3,500 for alleged COVID violations
An Ionia County business has been fined by the state of Michigan for alleged COVID-related workplace violations.
The Michigan Occupational Safety & Health Administration (MIOSHA) fined Jerry’s Tire in Lake Odessa a total of $3,500, the state announced on Friday.
