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THU, 1/28/2021
Thursday, January 28, 2021
Four Gurnee-area restaurants won't be fined for defying indoor dining ban

Lake County Health officials visited and issued warnings this month to the four Gurnee-area restaurants that defied the state indoor dining ban. But now that Lake County has moved to Tier 1 restrictions, officials said the restaurants won't be fined.
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