Mississippi restaurants will be able to open their doors to dine-in customers on Thursday, under strict guidelines.
Gov. Tate Reeves amended the Safer at Home executive order on Monday to allow restaurants to seat indoor and outdoor guests again.
Operators must keep their customer occupancy below 50 percent capacity, among other guidelines that include employees wearing masks, employees and customers being screened upon entry to the establishment and maintaining proper distancing.
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Naples businesses reopen doors to customers, hope for bounce back
Between expensive rent and losing business during the season, a Naples business doesn’t think it will survive. Another business we spoke to is happy to be back open, even if the customers aren’t bursting through the door quite yet. Either way, the consensus seems to be positive, as businesses in Southwest Florida get back to serving customers.
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"A lot of people just don’t feel safe coming back to work yet," said Ellie Loving, the owner of Vougue Petite Shoppe on 5th Avenue in Naples. “Horrifying, just horrifying. I’ve been here for 3 years, and I will have had my thirtieth anniversary right here in this store, and I have never expected it to end.”
UV light could keep restaurants clean when customers come inside again
SANDUSKY, Ohio (WTVG) - As we inch closer to re-opening major parts of the economy like restaurants, those owners need to think about ways to keep the place clean when customers come back inside. Newly adapted technology might make that easier.
Cameo Pizza has seen a lot in Sandusky since it opened in 1936 but a global pandemic is not one of them. But now the idea is to use modern technology to keep the place clean and safe.
Entergy announces online resource hubs for residential, small business customers
BATON ROUGE- Entergy announced two new virtual hubs for residential and small business owners to use during the coronavirus pandemic Monday.
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The online hubs include tools with helpful information for Entergy customers to access while many offices are closed.
“We know that many residential customers and small businesses may be facing new challenges during these extraordinary times, and some may not be aware of available resources and assistance options,” Phillip May, Entergy Louisiana president and CEO said.
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Some Kansas stores ring in first customers in more than a month
WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) The start of Kansas Governor Laura Kelly's phased-in plan to reopen the state Monday (May 4) saw several store owners ring in their first customers in about six weeks.
Among the retail businesses opening its doors for the first time in the challenging stretch Monday was the Paramount West Antique Mall in west Wichita. While having to monitor the number of customers in the store at a time and marking spots to keep safe social distancing, Paramount West Antique Mall Manager Deborah Charles says there were cars in the parking lot Monday when the store opened at 10 a.m. From there, she says there was "a steady traffic flow"
Charlotte grocery store update: Customers must wear masks, express deliver, bonuses
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (Catherine Muccigrosso/Charlotte Observer) - As non-essential retailers prepare to reopen next week in North Carolina amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, grocers in the Charlotte area are continuing to make safety changes.
Neither North Carolina nor Mecklenburg County have orders requiring people to wear face coverings. However, the list of grocery stores requiring workers, and customers, to wear masks is growing.
Some Omaha restaurants open dine-in areas to customers
OMAHA, Neb (WOWT) -- Several restaurants in Omaha opened their dining area, with several restrictions, to customers Monday.
"How many? Oh, there's two of you? Dining in? Okay, you're going to take them to table 11," Tony Caniglia, owner of 11-Worth Café said while talking with a customer.
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"I missed the food immensely. I got the big breakfast which is mostly gone," Brian Fienhold said while dining in.
Burlington airport providing face masks to customers
BURLINGTON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (WCAX) If you're working or traveling out of the Burlington International Airport, you will be provided with face masks for the foreseeable future.
Due to protocols set by Gov. Phil Scott on Friday for operational businesses, all transportation services in the state of Vermont are required to have and provide face masks.
We are told the airport is equipped with thousands of available face masks provided to them by local businesses as well as the city of Burlington.
Happening on Twitter
What DOES this include? Places like: - clothing stores - florists - bookstores - sporting goods stores All with c… https://t.co/TcSq2GemTO GavinNewsom (from California) Mon May 04 19:33:25 +0000 2020
Italy's lockdown ends today. The changes are fairly modest: restaurants can open for takeaway. Factories are restar… https://t.co/z1I6Y5Ngk1 chicoharlan (from Rome, Lazio) Mon May 04 04:59:46 +0000 2020
Democrats don't seem to understand that if people don't have jobs they can't afford to go to restaurants or or buy… https://t.co/Rg0eRUgHUR toddstarnes (from Memphis, TN) Sun May 03 23:00:56 +0000 2020
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