Bars and restaurants still want your New Year's business
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Bars and restaurants still want your New Year's business
Even with a curfew in place and COVID-19 restrictions, bars and restaurants in Ohio and Kentucky are hoping New Year’s Eve brings a little extra boost in business to end a difficult year.
New Year’s Eve is often a time for a large get together, but with the pandemic still going on most people are keeping gatherings small. Those smaller gatherings are affecting local restaurants.
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