From the Wyoming News Exchange
Wyoming began taking steps toward normalcy this week as some counties won permission to reopen restaurants and churches.
State officials approved requests from seven counties for county-wide variances from the public health orders that were imposed in mid-March to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
Most of the variances issued were for outdoor dining for restaurants and bars, as seen in Natrona, Park and Sheridan counties. However, indoor dining was allowed in Lincoln and Washakie counties.
In all cases, the request for variances from county health officers conta...
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