Dooley’s bar in Roseville holds party ahead of COVID shutdown New COVID-19 restriction effective Wednesday
ROSEVILLE, Mich. – When the new COVID-19 restrictions were announced over the weekend, Dooley’s in Roseville announced they were hosting one final party ahead of the shutdown.
Under the new three-week restriction , indoor dining is no longer allowed at bars and restaurants. The bar set up a large tent outside.
Local 4′s Tim Pamplin stopped by to see how the city was trying to keep everything safe.
You can watch the full report in the video above. The president and CEO of Henry Ford Health System said Macomb County is a “pocket” of Michigan that struggles with COVID-19 mask compliance.
Wright Lassiter spoke about the importance of following COVID-19 safety protocols during a virtual panel conversation among Michigan hospital leaders.
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