Cooper lifts curfew, eases gathering and occupancy limits

RALEIGH (AP) — With cases and other key metrics trending downward in North Carolina, Gov. Roy Cooper on announced on Feb. 24 that the state will ease gathering and occupancy restrictions and end its 10 p.m. statewide curfew starting Feb. 26. For the first time since early in the coronavirus pandemic, Cooper is allowing bars and ...

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Cooper lifts curfew, eases gathering and occupancy limits

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