Dodge City Daily Globe: Mask opponents bear some of the responsibility for closed doors

Dodge City Daily Globe: Mask opponents bear some of the responsibility for closed doors

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Sunday, January 17

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Emil Spaeth, owner of The Brass Rail tavern at 401 NE Emmett St., talks about the history of the tavern while wondering what will come next on April 25. Before the COVID-19 outbreak forced him to close his bar, Spaeth was in the middle of creating a kitchen and expand his business. "I know what this place is and what it can become," Spaeth said.

Mask opponents bear some of the responsibility for closed doors

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