State senator wants to open movie theaters, bowling alleys, entertainment venues and gyms
State Sen. Sue Serino (R) hosted a Zoom call this morning with dozens of local leaders and business owners.
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Aug 13, 2020, 4:35 PM
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2ds agoState officials and small businesses owners in Dutchess County are calling on Gov. Andrew Cuomo to tell them how they can safely reopen.
State Sen. Sue Serino (R) hosted a Zoom call Thursday morning with dozens of local leaders and business owners of movie theaters, bowling alleys, entertainment venues and gyms.
All of them are willing to safely reopen, but so far, they say they've gotten nothing but silence from the governor's office.
Sen. Serino says that businesses that are forced to remain closed should be given financial relief.
