Michigan to allow indoor dining again Feb. 1 with limits
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced indoor dine-in service will resume Feb. 1 at 25 percent capacity up to 100 people with six foot table spacing and a cap of six per table. Outdoor tents with four sides permitted. bars and restaurants must close by 10 p.m. Dining contact tracing required. Nightclubs remain closed.
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Healthy Holland opens nutrition cafe in Holland Michigan
Kelsey Andres and Dylan Abraham opened Healthy Holland at 702 Michigan Ave in the former Den's Place barber shop. The to go and curbside shop offers protein shakes smoothies and metabolism teas while dine in remains closed until Feb 1. Grand opening with charity raffle runs 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Feb 13.
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City halts houseboats through June
Saugatuck votes a temporary moratorium on new houseboats docking along the Kalamazoo River shoreline through June. Officials fear floating homes may block river views and lack safety or environmental regulation, prompting time to draft ordinances.
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Bloom Sluggett P.C
Michigan and county COVID totals update Jan 22
Michigan reports 2,157 new cases and 17 deaths on Jan 22 with totals to date at 546,468 cases and 14,070 deaths. Ottawa County shows 1,134 cases and 27 deaths. Allegan County tallies 658 deaths 18. vaccine doses administered across the state total 19,737. Local health departments note figures may be updated after publication.
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