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Maybe by next year Hoggset will let everything open up, he is such a clown.
As COVID cases rise a hasty opening may not be a prudent choice and certainly not for everything. A responsible mayor would not open unless the trend in a health and safety crisis were improving. Behaviour of citizens would help. Did the governor enact a safety measure? If all are sick why open anything.