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As Minnesota continues to make progress vaccinating Minnesotans and slowing the spread of COVID-19, Governor Tim Walz today announced that on March 15 Minnesotans can begin safely gathering with more friends and loved ones, supporting Minnesota’s small businesses, and visiting large venues. “Minnesotans should continue to take simple steps to protect the progress we’ve made, […]
Grand Forks Mayor Brandon Bochenski and the Grand Forks City Council implemented new orders for bars and restaurants in Grand Forks on Thursday evening. New orders are below – – Close dance floors – Patrons must be seated unless they are entering, leaving, or going to and from the bathroom. – Close blackjack tables, dartboards,
Grand Forks Mayor Brandon Bochenski has reached out to local bar and restaurant owners to encourage them to follow state guidelines with the upcoming risk level change to a moderate level for Grand Forks County for COVID-19. Mayor Bochenski shared the North Dakota Smart Restart guidelines with these businesses to review what a risk level
