PA Counties locked down

[ROCK-IT3]

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Dinner at Rising Sun in Campbelltown. Highly recommended. Good food and drinks.

[mikelets456]

We will be in Bernville,PA next Sunday at Koziers Christmas village. Does anyone know of good places that are open to eat when we’re finished—-for dinner?

[bluedog46]

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Does this mean they told the governor to hammer unrefined dirt=pound sound

[Pag23]

We were in Lancaster ,Pa and several restaurants were open. We went into one and there was about 3 different groups of people eating. The owner stated if she closed this time she’d have to close for good. Made sure we left a very nice tip. They didn’t seem concerned about police,etc. They said they were contacted by the lawyer who represented “slice of Italy” or whatever their name was and said “you do not have to close and here’s my number if you’re harassed”. Screw Wolf!!! Two weeks before Christmas who the hell does that?

We should get the word out on that attorney, so other businesses can get good representation if need be...

Propper Brewing in Quakertown is also open...

[Walleye Hunter]

And I have heard of yet another in my vicinity that is remaining open. They're a lot better than the one nearest me so I'll have to go investigate.

[jthrelf]

And I have heard of yet another in my vicinity that is remaining open. They're a lot better than the one nearest me so I'll have to go investigate.

Jukebox Cafe in Boyertown is open in definance as well.

[Bang]

Wow. Defiantly gutsy.

[gnbrotz]

Wow. Defiantly gutsy.

I really don't see it as "gutsy" at all. Not a single establishment has been permanently shut down by the state. Most were left alone and the few that proactively took the state to court WON their cases. Increased defiance will only help the odds for business owners.

Frankly, I'm disappointed in the lack of courage by business owners. If you're facing extinction anyway, why go down without a fight?

[ett]

I really don't see it as "gutsy" at all. Not a single establishment has been permanently shut down by the state. Most were left alone and the few that proactively took the state to court WON their cases. Increased defiance will only help the odds for business owners.

Frankly, I'm disappointed in the lack of courage by business owners. If you're facing extinction anyway, why go down without a fight?

Exactly !

I've said it before; and I'll say it again:
Most of thee businesses that complained of being "shutdown". Were not shutdown They simply complied.

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[bogey1]

I really don't see it as "gutsy" at all. Not a single establishment has been permanently shut down by the state. Most were left alone and the few that proactively took the state to court WON their cases. Increased defiance will only help the odds for business owners.

Frankly, I'm disappointed in the lack of courage by business owners. If you're facing extinction anyway, why go down without a fight?

You and me both.