The restaurant now has to remove the tables [John Wimperis] A fish and chip shop has been ordered to remove picnic tables which the police think could be used as weapons. Michelle Michael, who owns ...

A fish and chip shop has been ordered to remove picnic tables which the police think could be used as weapons. Michelle Michael, who owns the Waterfront Fish Bar as well as the Grand Pier in ...

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SALEM, Ore. — As major turmoil continues at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Oregon, California, Washington and now Hawaii have partnered to form a West Coast Health Alliance ...

Florida officials announced plans to end all state vaccine requirements, including those for school attendance. The move has been strongly opposed by major medical groups, who warn of increased risks ...

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