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Permits approved for 3 Royal Oak marijuana businesses after residents pack meeting in protest
Read full article: Permits approved for 3 Royal Oak marijuana businesses after residents pack meeting in protestPermits were approved for three Royal Oak marijuana businesses after residents packed a five-hour City Commission meeting in protest.
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Andiamo in Warren loses liquor license in violation of Michigan’s COVID-19 restriction on indoor gatherings
Read full article: Andiamo in Warren loses liquor license in violation of Michigan’s COVID-19 restriction on indoor gatheringsWARREN, Mich. – The Michigan Liquor Control Commission (MLCC) issued an emergency suspension of liquor license and permits for Andiamo’s Warren restaurant on East 14 Mile Road in violation of Michigan’s current COVID-19 restrictions. According to the MLCC on Tuesday, the suspension was issued on Dec. 10 for L.V. READ MORE:According to the suspension report, on Dec. 4, MLCC’s Enforcement Division were investigating a complaint they received about the licensee allowing indoor gathering in November. The report stated when investigators went to the location on Dec. 4 to investigate, they noticed a seating chart listing 62 guests with table assignments. The report stated that while tables were properly spaced, “the guests were not socially distanced at the tables or when mingling around the ballroom.
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Kid Rock’s Nashville bar has permit suspended for ignoring social distancing rules
Read full article: Kid Rock’s Nashville bar has permit suspended for ignoring social distancing rulesNASHVILLE – Kid Rock’s bar in Nashville has been hit with a permit suspension by the state for ignoring social distancing rules to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The Metropolitan Beer Permit Board in Tennessee voted to issue a five-day permit suspension to Kid Rock’s Big Honky Tonk & Steakhouse and three other bars in downtown Nashville for ignoring distancing guidelines, the Nashville Tennessean reports. Kid Rock’s bar had previously been fined after a complaint was filed against the establishment earlier this month, along with 14 other establishments. “They were in violation of two points of the order that states bar areas must remain closed to the public,” said inspector Melvin Brown. It’s against our constitutional rights.”In Detroit, Olympia Development of Michigan announced in December 2019 that it wouldn’t extending the lease for Kid Rock’s bar at Little Caesars Arena, which expired in April.