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DISHONEST CITY COUNCILOR RICHARD F. CARAVIELLO WAS NOT INVITED TO GOVERNOR MEETING AT BISTRO 5

DISHONEST CITY COUNCILOR RICHARD F. CARAVIELLO WAS NOT INVITED TO GOVERNOR MEETING AT BISTRO 5

  PHOTO OF STATE REP DONATO WITH GOVERNOR CHARLIE BAKER...


LOOK AT GROUPIE AT THE END OF THE LINE!

DISHONEST CITY COUNCILOR RICHARD F. CARAVIELLO WAS NOT INVITED TO GOVERNOR MEETING AT BISTRO 5

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CITY COUNCILOR INVOLVED IN 2017 CRIMINAL TRIAL, WHERE HE LOST, WHO LIED TO THE POLICE ABOUT A VICTIM OF A VIOLENT ACT COMMITTED BY EX CITY CLERK ED FINN, DENIED ENTRY AT

BISTRO 5
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ALLEGEDLY TOLD NOT TO COME IN.

EMBARRASSED HIMSELF LURKING AROUND SIDEWALK, ALLEGEDLY 

 

Friday, September 11, 2020


Governor Baker to Sign Order Extending Timeframe for Expanded Outdoor Dining in Massachusetts

It looks like at least some local restaurants may be able to breathe a sigh of relief as the weather starts to cool down.

According to an article from NBC Boston, Governor Charlie Baker said while on a visit to Bistro 5 in West Medford yesterday that he plans to sign an executive order which would "extend the timeframe for municipal permitting for expanded outdoor dining." Baker gave his reasoning for the order in the update, explaining that "That expansion will help restaurants like [Bistro 5] continue serving guests in their outdoor space on the same basic terms that have been permitted since June, and we hope this eases the burden on restaurants and extends their season for outdoor dining as well." The allowing of expanded outdoor dining, which was initially set up to help restaurants get through struggles due to the COVID-19 pandemic, was scheduled to end on November 1; as of now, it isn't known exactly how long it will be extended, so stay tuned for any updates as they come in.

In the update, Baker also stated that he will sign another order allowing for the reopening of arcades next week, which had previously been included in Phase 4 of the reopening of the Massachusetts economy.

by Marc Hurwitz (Also follow us on Twitter at @hiddenboston)

https://bostonrestaurants.blogspot.com/2020/09/governor-baker-to-sign-order-extending.html