Rockford mayor, Democratic lawmakers: Ease dining restrictions in region – Center Square

“They have implemented every single one of the mitigation factors that we have asked them to do,” Rockford Mayor Tom McNamara said. “They take reservations. They'll check temperatures. They'll use hand sanitizer. They'll not place utensils at the table. But to be closed down for indoor dining, as we are going into the colder weeks and months, we're really just saying close your doors, you're not going to make it through the holiday season.”
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Freddy
5 years ago

On a sad note tragically a 3 year old was shot and later died in a hospital last Thursday here in Rockford. Bullet apparently went thru a wall and struck the child in the head. Truly sickening.

Governor of Alderaan
5 years ago

They’re asking a power-mad Dictator to give up some of his power. It’s not going to happen

Fed up neighbor
5 years ago

Remember history all dictators are eventually dropped one way or the other history shall repeat itself.

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