Espresso Royale closes due to COVID-19 pandemic
Espresso Royale announced on Thursday they would permanently shut down all locations.
Espresso Royale announced on Thursday they would permanently shut down all locations.
The non-binding letter of intent was signed following months of discussion.
Following the announcement last week that indoor dining areas could reopen at 50% capacity, many in East Lansing took to the open bars Monday night to celebrate a moderate return to normalcy.
The university anticipates to furlough 600 to 700 employees by the end of the summer
“Before you decide that the virus isn't a problem, research it,” MSU junior Annie Kidder said. “See what health officials are saying and not just what other people are telling you.”
If you can, go out for a post-quarantine meal once your favorite restaurant reopens. I promise it will give you that feeling of normalcy that has been missing since quarantine began.
The move follows the advancement of the entire state into Phase 4.
Each module in the virtual NSO will take about an hour to complete.
Was that December sickness the coronavirus? Experts say no.
Many details of the return to campus are still being decided.
Volunteers do not have access to test results, addresses, health insurance or financial information, Lynn Sutfin, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services public information officer, said.
As sectors of the Michigan economy begin to reengage, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced a series of policy initiatives and budget plans this week.
"All this excitement you feel is just as justified as the concerns and questions you have for returning to campus this fall as the pandemic continues on with no concrete solution."
Eight students were given pianos to continue their studies in a partnership between MSU's College of Music and West Michigan Piano.
90% of respondents said they would return to campus in the fall with social distancing guidelines in place for in-person instruction, but only 79% of students said they would feel comfortable doing so.
It's official — MSU students will return to the East Lansing campus this fall.
The Spartan Mask Initiative plans to expand into the Lansing area.
According to Michigan's coronavirus website, the state has recorded 53,510 total cases of COVID-19 and 5,129 deaths over the past two months. Case and death trends are continuing to improve.
Following catastrophic flooding in Midland, MSU students from the area share what the community has faced and how it has responded.
Constants in potential Michigan State reopening plans.