Gov. Walz increases capacity limits for venues, restaurants, gyms, as state makes progress against COVID-19 -

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Gov. Walz increases capacity limits for venues, restaurants, gyms, as state makes progress against COVID-19 -

As Minnesota continues to make progress vaccinating Minnesotans and slowing the spread of COVID-19, Governor Tim Walz announced on Friday that starting March 15, Minnesotans can begin safely gathering with more friends and loved ones, supporting Minnesota’s small businesses, and visiting large venues.

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Source: MN Spokesman Recorder

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