What no more stay-at-home means for Michigan
Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced Monday that as of next week, stay-at-home orders will be no more. In addition, bars and restaurants, swimming pools, and kids’ day camps will be able to reopen, bringing Michigan back to something a little more like normal.
Whitmer cited declining COVID-19 rates as the reasoning behind the orders, and said she could reinstate restrictions if numbers spike again.
But not everything is back open. Notably, barbershops and hair salons aren’t able to resume work, according to an article in Bridge Magazine.
“If you’re like me and you need a haircut separately, a couple more weeks of this and we may be back in a place where we’re able to do that,” said Whtimer during a press conference Monday. “It’s still going to require protocols. It’s still going to require every one of us keeping our guard up and doing the right thing.”
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