Today on Stateside, as a second surge of COVID-19 cases continues across the state, hospitals in the hardest hit communities struggle to keep up with the demand for space and staff. Plus, what do the latest wave of COVID-19 restrictions mean for movie theaters, which had just recently opened for business again?
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Hospitals strained for space, staff amid second COVID-19 surge
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Stateside’s conversation with Dustin Dwyer
- Dustin Dwyer is the West Michigan reporter at Michigan Radio.
Movie theaters struggle to survive as second COVID-19 surge continues
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Stateside’s conversation with Russ Collins
- Russ Collins is executive director and CEO of Michigan Theater Foundation.
Cheers! Would you like a Marquee or an Autumn Sage?
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Lester and Tammy mix up a cocktail
- Lester Graham is a reporter at Michigan Radio and co-author of the cocktail recipe book Cheers to Michigan.
- Tammy Coxen is a mixologist and co-author of the cocktail recipe book Cheers to Michigan.
Republicans aren’t the only party changed by Trump, says Libertarian writer
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Stateside’s conversation with Shikha Dalmia
- Shikha Dalmia is a Libertarian writer and columnist. You can find her work at The Week.
