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New survey reveals how Michiganders feel about masks, Whitmer
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   Schools should close for face-to-face instruction.

   And the vast majority of Michiganders are wearing masks when they go
   out.

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   In neighboring Ohio, 75% of residents said they strongly approve or
   somewhat approve of their governor's handling of the pandemic. Last
   week Gov. Mike DeWine mandated that residents wear masks in all indoor
   locations.

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   Harper's Restaurant & Brew Pub in East Lansing reopened in June after
   months of shutdown. Crowds gathered, ignoring masks and social
   distancing. The result: More than 180 cases of COVID-19 linked to a
   night at the bar.
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   https://e.infogram.com/880667d5-7f47-4169-9288-56b07fad65a5?src=embed

Masks have provoked misinformation, anger

   In May, a security guard at a Flint dollar store was shot and killed
   after he refused to let in a customer who wasn't wearing a mask.

   Earlier this month, a 77-year-old Lansing man was stabbed at a
   convenience store after getting into a confrontation with a Grand Ledge
   man who wasn't wearing a mask. The man without a mask was shot and
   killed by a sheriff's deputy. The man who was stabbed survived. Also
   this month, a Kalkaska man allegedly pulled a knife on a Meijer
   employee who asked him to mask up.

   Meanwhile, several law enforcement agencies are refusing to enforce
   Whitmer's mandatory mask order. Van Buren County Sheriff Daniel Abbott
   has said he will not enforce it. The Macomb County Sheriff's Department
   has said it won't issue citations to people who refuse to mask up. The
   Livingston County Sheriff Department has said the same thing.

   And yet, when asked whether they'd worn a mask while going out in the
   last week, 92% of the Michigan respondents said they had.

   Nationally, 89% said they'd worn a mask

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