Great news for CT residents including me, Phase III

Willie99

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Restaurants going to 75% capacity

Personal services going to 75% capacity

Outdoor event venues going to 50% capacity

Indoor performing arts capacity increasing to 50%



I'm excited because we'll see the return of plays and concerts, and I'm loving the fact that it's beginning to look like I'll be attending men's basketball games this year and our team is going to be pretty special (yes, UConn basketball is back)

Plus business owners can start making money again, the most important thing for our economy

Whoop whoop whoop



PS: and our casinos have been open since June 1st (against the governor's wishes)

 

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Enjoy the progress towards Common Sense

 

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Timmy Rules said:

Enjoy the progress towards Common Sense

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Thanks Timmy, although Huskygal has mixed emotions. She was hoping we'd get a full refund from UConn

 

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Congrats

 

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Connecticut/China. Nearly the same thing.

 

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Congrats Willie. My wide just returned from the Bay Area after a 3 week stay. They were still eating outside restaurants for the most part. Sky was orange with AQI exceeding 200. She practically kissed the ground when she got back to Texas. We went to 75% restaurant capacity this past Monday. There still are a lot of people staying away from our gym, but thankfully opening up many of the schools did not cause the spike I expected. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that nothing wacky happens to slow down the progress as the tide does appear to be turning.

 

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Thats cool. Be safe!!

We are just kinda starting to get to phase 2. Schools are supposed to open up in next few weeks but things are so damn ass backwards.

I'm still hanging in my bubble

 

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Knightrofins said:

Thats cool. Be safe!!

We are just kinda starting to get to phase 2. Schools are supposed to open up in next few weeks but things are so damn ass backwards.

I'm still hanging in my bubble

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Pretty amazing that there are actually posters on this forum that don't realize restrictions are still in place.

 

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Florida Governor lifts COVID restrictions on restaurants and other businesses statewide. He also banned local fines against people who refuse to wear masks.



Panhandle of Fla been mask less for a while and rocking

 

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Unfortunately for me, Ontario seems to be taking a step backward.
Strip joints were all forced to close after last night. Bars have to stop serving at 11pm.

Neither of those affect me personally, but they are bad for business.

 

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Bars are still closed indefinitely

 

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Was in College Station (Texas A&M) last night for my son's "ring dunking" ceremony in the bars.

Place was packed to capacity. If people weren't (sometimes) wearing masks, you wouldn't know anything wasn't normal.

 

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festeringZit said:

Was in College Station (Texas A&M) last night for my son's "ring dunking" ceremony in the bars.

Place was packed to capacity. If people weren't (sometimes) wearing masks, you wouldn't know anything wasn't normal.

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Doubt social distancing will happen during Midnight Yell...:aktion033

 

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Willie99 said:

Restaurants going to 75% capacity

Personal services going to 75% capacity

Outdoor event venues going to 50% capacity

Indoor performing arts capacity increasing to 50%



I'm excited because we'll see the return of plays and concerts, and I'm loving the fact that it's beginning to look like I'll be attending men's basketball games this year and our team is going to be pretty special (yes, UConn basketball is back)

Plus business owners can start making money again, the most important thing for our economy

Whoop whoop whoop



PS: and our casinos have been open since June 1st (against the governor's wishes)

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Been a long six months for you and others in the States.....enjoy!