(WJHL) – In a social media post Sunday, Appalachian Power officials set customers’ minds at ease by Tweeting that the company will not be disconnecting customers’ services for nonpayment “right now.”
We are not disconnecting customers for nonpayment right now. You MAY receive a disconnect notice, but it will not be acted upon at this time. These notices are documentation so customers know where their account stands and are often required by assistance agencies. pic.twitter.com/NXR3vNPJ2n
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ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Fla. — Amid the recent spike in COVID-19 cases in Florida, an Altamonte Springs bar owner has closed temporarily due to several customers testing positive for the virus.
The owner of Kiwi's Pub said he couldn't take any chances with the health of his staff and customers.
On Friday, the owner said he had six customers call and inform him they tested positive for COVID-19, which led to the decision.
Shops welcome back customers but businesses fear for their survival [Video]
After two-and-a-half months in lockdown, non-essential shops in England will be allowed to reopen their doors today.
But many small retailers fear for their survival amid a boom in online sales and new social distancing rules.
It's possible shopping will never be the same again. John Lewis and Partners has told Sky News that the pandemic is likely to "change the future of retail".
Northern Ireland allowed shops to reopen on Friday. Non-essential shops in Scotland and Wales remain closed for now.
Some Florida bars, restaurants close again after workers, customers test positive for COVID-19
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ORLANDO, Fla. – Some Florida bars and restaurants are temporarily closing their doors after being back open for just a few weeks because workers or patrons have tested positive for COVID-19.
The closures come as the number of new daily coronavirus cases in Florida once again exceeded 2,000 cases on Sunday .
Three bars in downtown St. Petersburg and two restaurants in the city's restaurant district have temporarily closed recently after several staffers tested positive for the virus.
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More Jacksonville Beach bars close after having customers who reported positive COVID-19 tests |
The owner of two Jacksonville Beach bars announced Sunday that he is closing down both of his establishments following concerns over COVID-19.
Fernando M. Meza, the owner of The Tavern on 1st and The Wreck Tiki Bar -- both on 1st Street North -- announced the closure of both bars after becoming aware that customers who tested positive for COVID-19 visited the businesses.
"Our establishment has become aware of positive tests for Covid-19 and have visited our business," he wrote. "We are taking precautionary measures to ensure the well being of our staff and guest."
Back in business: Morristown shops, restaurants prepare to welcome back customers, six feet
When the 23 South boutique opens its doors on June 15, 2020, customers won’t be welcomed back with open arms.
They’ll be welcomed by a greeter providing disposable masks, with a foot-pump sanitizer at the door.
“We will be opening at 10 a.m. and we’re very excited,” said owner Barry Goffin , who said the emphasis will be safety first for shoppers and staff.
Govin's Farm ready to welcome customers for strawberry season
MENOMONIE, Wis. (WEAU) -- With summer now fully here in Western Wisconsin, many people are looking for fun things to go outside.
Govin's Farm in Menomonie is offering people a solution to that problem, fresh-picked strawberries! The farm is in it's 19 year of offering pick-your-own berries to the Chippewa Valley. Govin's owners John and Julie Govin say their farm is ready to help people get outside and enjoy the sunshine. Although there are other things happening in the world right now, john says hes excited to see their customers once again.
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