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UPDATE 4-7-2020 These restaurants/businesses are open with takeout and / or delivery options
During this time of uncertainty due to COVID-19, people are finding they need food, toilet paper, disinfectants, quicker testing, a sure cure, an immunization, reliable news and information and human contact.
This was sent from Sydney, Australia, as a Q&A and was shared by a clergyman, Rabbi Moss:
The changes to our daily lives that have recently taken place, due to the coronavirus pandemic, have been a real blast from the past for me.
Editor’s note: This will be the last community column for several weeks as the newspaper responds to the impact of COVID-19. The column will return.
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Should local governments be holding secret meetings?
On multiple occasions, Horry County Council and North Myrtle Beach City Council have convened secret emergency meetings to approve policies in response to the coronavirus outbreak. Local officials insist there is nothing wrong with such secrecy, but their actions stand in stark contrast to what Myrtle Beach City Council and Conway City Council have done. Those councils announced their emergency meetings and allowed the public to listen to council members' discussions. Should local governments be holding secret meetings?
