KANSAS CITY COVID STATE OF EMERGENCY PERSISTS: MAYOR QUINTON LUCAS ORDERS MASKS UNTIL MAY 1ST BUT ALLOWS TO BARS & RESTAURANTS TO STAY OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT!!!
Basically, Mayor Q's big announcement today was that he is giving bars & restaurants another hour to try and scrape out a living.
More to the point . . .
THE KANSAS CITY ECONOMY CRUMBLES AS THE COVID CRACKDOWN CONTINUES IN HOPES OF STOPPING THE PANDEMIC!!!
Accordingly, here's a roundup of the latest pandemic decree that has basically become the new normal in this cowtown as biz losses & closings continue to pile-up . . .
Kansas City’s state of emergency has been extended to May 1. Lucas’s 12th amended order takes effect Wednesday at 10 p.m. and will expire with the state of emergency until stated otherwise.
- The new guidelines are the following; restaurants, taverns, and venues will now be able to extend their closing hours by two hours to midnight while keeping strict social distancing requirements. However, buildings will not be allowed to fill more than 50 percent of the building’s occupancy.
- Indoor and outdoor businesses must always be seated and masked except while eating and drinking. Indoor and outdoor parties are limited to no more than 10 people while continuing to practice social distancing.
- Restaurants, Taverns, and bars must report all known COVID-19 cases to the Kansas City Health Department.
- Masks will need to be worn in all indoor settings and outdoor settings when social distancing can not be practiced.
- Gyms, fitness, and recreation centers must always wear masks while business do not exceed 50 percent capacity.
News link round-up . . .
KCTV5: Kansas City mayor extends state of emergency until May 1
KMBC: Jackson County amends health order allowing bars, restaurants to serve until midnight
Fox4: Kansas City's COVID-19 state of emergency extended, but bars and restaurants can stay open later
Channel 9: Restaurants react to extended hours in Kansas City, Missouri
WDAF: Restaurant, bar owners relieved to see Kansas City extending closing time like others
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Take knee Lickass, no one is listening to your crap.
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ReplyDelete@ 8:14 Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha flipping funny!
ReplyDeleteHey mayor Lickass Ha Ha Ha Ha
ReplyDeleteStill laughing my butt off over that. Take a knee lickass. Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha
Lucas has go to go.
ReplyDeleteYeah I guess that's pretty funny if you're 12.
ReplyDelete“However, buildings will not be allowed to fill more than 50 percent of the building’s occupancy.”
ReplyDeleteDoes that mean all businesses? Like day jobs?
May 1st is totally ridiculous
TOP PHOTO -- IL DUNCE
ReplyDeleteWhen Quinton Lucassolini appeared on his balcony overlooking 18th and Vine and began his Fascist tirade, unemployed food-service workers prepped their tar and feathers down below!!!
^^^ Winner.
ReplyDeleteQuinton has killed he local economy. He needs to be voted out.
ReplyDeleteThe Karencrats are a pain in the ass.
ReplyDeleteThe tests are so unreliable that nearly every case of the common cold and flu are covid, so as long as ppl line up for tests this will never end.
ReplyDeleteI am very grateful to COVID-19. I year off from the office was much needed... and more profitable because of it. I wish COVID was around in 2007, I’d be retired by now. Everybody deserves early retirement. Enjoy life without the worry or need to work. The rat race is for suckers.
ReplyDeleteNo science. Just power. Fuck King Lucas and his Jester, Archer.
ReplyDeleteToo little too late Mayor. Surrounding areas are going to leave Kansas City in the dust. It wouldn't matter if you admit that you fucked up and resigned today. Kansas City's blood is on your hands.
ReplyDeleteOnce again Quinton's rules are random and devoid of any logic. That man really should research how Mussolini met his maker.
ReplyDeleteHe's so drunk on the power at this point, there is no way this ends in May. The Covid hoax will be long gone for the rest of the country, hell the world, and he will still be mandating his fucking masks. Of course there won't be anywhere left to wear them with all the businesses gone.
ReplyDeleteThe funny part is that Clay and Platte Counties were caught flat-footed and still haven’t amended their orders. How long until they allow their bars to stay open until midnight or beyond?
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