Golfing, Reconnecting & Supporting Construction Scholarships
The annual Golf 'Fore' Education outing held on June 15 was a fantastic day! Over 150 participants enjoyed the day with industry friends. AGC MI is grateful to everyone who participated and/or helped sponsored the event. Check out some pics here
The annual Golf 'Fore' Education outing held on June 15 was a fantastic day! Over 150 participants enjoyed the day with industry friends. AGC MI is grateful to everyone who participated and/or helped sponsored the event. Check out some pics here
DHHS to Lift Remaining COVID Restrictions June 22
The state's COVID-19 order limiting the size of indoor gatherings at non-residential establishments to 50 percent of capacity and requiring the unvaccinated to wear a face mask when indoors will end June 22, nine days earlier than originally planned, Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced on June 16.
Once the order lifts, restaurants and bars will be able to operate at full capacity as will gyms, retailers, museums, libraries and other indoor venues that been limited for more than a year. The move comes as the state's COVID-19 numbers have plummeted with the percentage of residents 16 and older having had the first dose of a vaccine at 60.6 percent as of Tuesday.
DHHS also is lifting its orders with restrictions on entry into congregate care and juvenile justice facilities, for mandatory COVID testing for juvenile justice facility staff and DHHS hospitals staff, among other measures.
The state's COVID-19 order limiting the size of indoor gatherings at non-residential establishments to 50 percent of capacity and requiring the unvaccinated to wear a face mask when indoors will end June 22, nine days earlier than originally planned, Governor Gretchen Whitmer announced on June 16.
Once the order lifts, restaurants and bars will be able to operate at full capacity as will gyms, retailers, museums, libraries and other indoor venues that been limited for more than a year. The move comes as the state's COVID-19 numbers have plummeted with the percentage of residents 16 and older having had the first dose of a vaccine at 60.6 percent as of Tuesday.
DHHS also is lifting its orders with restrictions on entry into congregate care and juvenile justice facilities, for mandatory COVID testing for juvenile justice facility staff and DHHS hospitals staff, among other measures.
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