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NYC Hostess Attacked After Asking Diners From Texas for Vaccination Proof
A hostess at a well-known New York City restaurant was attacked just for asking to see a group’s proof of COVID vaccination, a requirement to dine inside in the city.
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Historic Hank Dietle's Tavern Reopens 3 Years After Fire
News4’s Mark Segraves spoke with the local couple who helped save the roadhouse.
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Washington D.C. Temple Will Open to Public in 2022 for First Time Since 1974
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will open the Washington D.C. Temple to the public for tours next year for the first time since 1974.
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15 Months Later, Radio City Reopens With Dave Chapelle
Radio City Music Hall will host Tribeca’s closing night on June 19 before a full capacity, 100% vaccinated, mask-free audience.
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DC Nightlife Returns From Pandemic Restrictions
The remaining COVID-19 restrictions are officially lifted in D.C. Bars, nightclubs and music venues can have full capacity. News4’s Shomari Stone reports.
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Some DC Business Owners Take Precautions With Reopening
News4’s Cory Smith reports on the measures being taken by D.C. business owners as vaccination rates go up and restrictions go down.
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How to Prepare Pets for Your Return to the Workplace
Dr. Candace Croney, professor of animal behavior and well-being at Purdue University, shares the steps you should take to support your dog or cat as you spend less time at home.
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3 Tips to Cope with ‘Reopening Anxiety'
As states reopen and society returns to “normal,” some therapists say they’re seeing a rise in anxiety disorders. Here are three tips to rein in those feelings of unease.
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Iconic Plaza Hotel Reopens as NYC Looks to Welcome More Tourists
After being closed since March of last year, the iconic and luxurious Plaza Hotel will finally reopen as the city looks to welcome back more tourists. Tea and champagne will start flowing again Thursday and the historic hotel that overlooks Central Park is set to begin taking reservations for rooms, spa and the famous Palm Court. “Generations of New Yorkers…
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Parents Struggle to Find Child Care as Offices Reopen
The number of child care providers was down 15% by the end of 2020. Parents are scrambling to find care for their children as they prepare to return to the office. News4’s Cory Smith reports.
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Prince George's, Montgomery Counties Take Slower Approach to Lifting Restrictions
Maryland is preparing to lift almost all of its restrictions this weekend. News4’s Cory Smith reports Prince George’s and Montgomery counties are moving on a slower timeline but headed in the same direction.
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Herd Immunity in the US? San Francisco Offers Reasons for Optimism
Adam Bergeron is looking forward to reopening the Balboa Theater, the independent movie theater in San Francisco he owns and operates.
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DC Public Pools, Splash Parks to Reopen Memorial Day Weekend With Safety Measures
Outdoor public swimming pools and splash parks in the District will reopen May 29.
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Montgomery County Begins Phase 1 of Reopening
Montgomery County is changing its approach to reopening. Instead of solely relying on virus metrics, lifting restrictions will depend on the percentage of people who have been vaccinated. In a unanimous vote Tuesday afternoon, county leaders approved a new three-phase reopening plan. News4’s Cory Smith explains the changes.
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Montgomery County to Reopen in 3 Phases Based on Vaccination Numbers
Montgomery County will loosen COVID-19 restrictions in three phases tied to the percentage of residents who are vaccinated. In a unanimous vote Tuesday, the Montgomery County Council approved the reopening plan. Phase 1 starts at 5 p.m. Tuesday, after more than 50% of residents received their first vaccination shot. Under Phase 1: Gathering limits increase to 50 people indoors and…
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Maryland Ranks Low for In-Person Schooling Opportunities Amid Pandemic
Maryland public school students have had some of the least opportunities in the nation to attend regular in-person instruction despite the state’s moderate COVID-19 spread
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NYC's Famed Coney Island Amusement Park Reopens After 18 Month COVID Shutdown
Standing a test of time, Deno’s Wonder Wheel on Coney Island is spinning again after 18 months of closure. Coney Island welcomed visitors back to its amusement attractions Friday for the first time since 2019. With limited capacity and new COVID guidelines for guests, including advanced reservations that can be made online prior to visiting the parks, Deno’s Wonder Wheel…
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White House Says Reopening Dependent on Americans: ‘Get Vaccinated and Get That Shot In Their Arm'
As the U.S. is poised to expand coronavirus vaccine eligibility to all American adults, White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Tuesday that reopening communities before July 4 will not be an issue of vaccine supply but consumer demand, and encouraged all Americans to remain vigilant and get the vaccine as soon as they are able to.
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Once the Virus Epicenter, New York and New Jersey Rates Lead Nation Again
President Joe Biden says Americans apparently are letting their guard down when it comes to the coronavirus