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Campus Martius ice skating rink officially closes for season
Read full article: Campus Martius ice skating rink officially closes for seasonThis weekend’s warmer temperatures aren’t the only indication that winter is nearing its end: The Campus Martius ice skating rink is closing on Sunday night.
Certain Michigan businesses allowed to reopen: What to know
Read full article: Certain Michigan businesses allowed to reopen: What to knowGyms and pools in Michigan are allowed to reopen to the public starting Sept. 9. Gretchen Whitmers announcement Thursday when she revealed executive orders reopening gyms and pools and permitting sports. Ice rinks and bowling alleys will be allowed to reopen for organized sporting events with limited crowd capacity. The will be allowed to reopen for organized sporting events with limited crowd capacity. It also allows for gyms and pools to reopen across the state, subject to stringent safety protocols.Movie theaters remain closedMovie theaters remain closed in southeastern Michigan.
Michigan gyms set to reopen Wednesday -- How to stay safe while working out
Read full article: Michigan gyms set to reopen Wednesday -- How to stay safe while working outDETROIT Gyms and pools in Michigan are allowed to reopen to the public starting Sept. 9. But before you head back to your favorite fitness center, dont let your guard down. Sept. 4, 2020: Michigan coronavirus (COVID-19) cases up to 105,377; Death toll now at 6,526The more space you can put between yourself and others, the better. For that reason, its not necessary to wear gloves to work-out. Many gyms might encourage employees or guests to wear gloves, but Local 4s Dr. Frank McGeorge said he doesnt personally feel that gloves offer much of a benefit and may cause people to wash their hands or use sanitizer less often.
Michigan ice arenas push to reopen amid coronavirus pandemic
Read full article: Michigan ice arenas push to reopen amid coronavirus pandemicMOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. – There are plenty of people who rely on ice arenas for work or training in Michigan. Inside Mount Clemens Ice Arena there’s not much to see -- no hockey games, no ice shows, and no practices. But the operators are most bothered because they’re not even allowed to have private lessons amid the coronavirus pandemic in Michigan right now. There is no on-ice training allowed at many of the rinks. Related: Ann Arbor ice arena, skating teams fight for reclassificationManagement at the Mount Clemens rink wants to be allowed to offer ice time to those who need the training.