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AdvertisementCo-owner paid fine, not admitting guiltLoudon business fined for COVID-19 violations, not requiring masksCo-owner paid fine, not admitting guiltHide TranscriptShow TranscriptMIKE: THE STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL’S OFFICE HAS NOW FINED EIGHT BUSINESSES FOR VIOLATING THE GOVERNOR’S COVID-19 EMERGENCY ORDERS. TONIGHT ONE OF THOSE BUSINESSES SAYS DESPITE PAYING THE FINE, THEY ARE NOT ADMITTING GUILT. THE LOUDON COUNTRY VILLAGE STORE WAS FINED $2,000 FOR FAILING TO WEAR MASKS. ONE OF THE STORE’S OWNERS SAYS THEY WANT A HEARING TO CONTEST IT. SHE SAYS THEY’RE FOLLOWING SOCIAL DISTANCING GUIDELINES. &gt;&gt; LET US USE SOME COMMON SENSE AND LET US USE OUR HEAD, AND THAT’S WHAT WE’VE BEEN STANDING ON FROM THE VERY BEGINNING. IT’S NOT AS A BUSINESS OR PERSONALLY THAT WE DISBELIEVE COVID. WE DO USE CAUTION. DO WE REQUIRE THE MASKS? NO. I THINK WE’RE MORE CONCERNED OF WHY US SMALL BUSINESSES ARE GETTING HIT AND NO ONE’S HITTING WALMART, NOBODY’S HITTING HOME DEPOT. MIKE: THE A.G.’S OFFICE SAYS WEARING A MASK IS VITAAdvertisementLoudon business fined for COVID-19 violations, not requiring masksCo-owner paid fine, not admitting guiltThe state Attorney General’s Office has now fined eight businesses for violating the governor’s COVID-19 emergency orders. On Thursday, one of those businesses told News 9 that despite paying the fine, they are not admitting guilt.&gt;&gt; Download the FREE WMUR appThe Loudon Country Village Store was fined $2,000 for failing to wear masks. One of the store’s owners, Dawn Plourde, said they want a hearing to contest it. She said they were following social distancing guidelines.“Let us use some common sense and let us use our head and that’s what we’ve been standing on from the very beginning,” Plourde said. “It’s not as a business or personally that we disbelieve COVID. We do use caution. Do we require the masks? No.”The AG’s Office said wearing a mask is vital to helping mitigate the virus.The state Attorney General’s Office has now fined eight businesses for violating the governor’s COVID-19 emergency orders. On Thursday, one of those businesses told News 9 that despite paying the fine, they are not admitting guilt.&gt;&gt;AdvertisementThe Loudon Country Village Store was fined $2,000 for failing to wear masks. One of the store’s owners, Dawn Plourde, said they want a hearing to contest it. She said they were following social distancing guidelines.“Let us use some common sense and let us use our head and that’s what we’ve been standing on from the very beginning,” Plourde said. “It’s not as a business or personally that we disbelieve COVID. We do use caution. Do we require the masks? No.”The AG’s Office said wearing a mask is vital to helping mitigate the virus.Loading more articles...

AdvertisementCo-owner paid fine, not admitting guiltLoudon business fined for COVID-19 violations, not requiring masksCo-owner paid fine, not admitting guiltHide TranscriptShow TranscriptMIKE: THE STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL’S OFFICE HAS NOW FINED EIGHT BUSINESSES FOR VIOLATING THE GOVERNOR’S COVID-19 EMERGENCY ORDERS. TONIGHT ONE OF THOSE BUSINESSES SAYS DESPITE PAYING THE FINE, THEY ARE NOT ADMITTING GUILT. THE LOUDON COUNTRY VILLAGE STORE WAS FINED $2,000 FOR FAILING TO WEAR MASKS. ONE OF THE STORE’S OWNERS SAYS THEY WANT A HEARING TO CONTEST IT. SHE SAYS THEY’RE FOLLOWING SOCIAL DISTANCING...

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