Bryan Suspends Evictions, Eases Some COVID Limits on Bars, Taxis

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Bryan Suspends Evictions, Eases Some COVID Limits on Bars, Taxis

Gov. Albert Bryan Jr. has issued a 24th Supplemental Executive Order that eases restrictions put into place because of the COVID-19 pandemic, including suspending some evictions until July 30.

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