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Mono County Health Officer Modifies Guidance For Operating Bars During The Pandemic
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That link (if that’s really what it is) doesn’t work.
Erik, thank you for letting us know. Appreciate you taking the time to do so. Should be fixed now.–Charles
Linking a file in your Outlook app data doesn’t work well…
Kirk, hope this finds you well. Thanks for the tip. Was in a rush when posting. First time this has happened, so I really appreciate the advice!