The Reedsburg Public Library remains closed as of May 18 and is implementing its own plan to gradually reopen even though the Safer at Home order, meant to slow the spread of COVID-19, was struck down May 13. The library will continue with curbside pick-up of materials until May 26, the original expiration date of the order.
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City buildings, like the Reedsburg Recreation Center, are open almost a week after the Wisconsin State Supreme Court struck down the Safer at Home order, meant to slow the spread of COVID-19.
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Reedsburg announced through its Facebook page the municipal pool, located at Webb Park, will open starting at noon May 23.
Reedsburg playgrounds and buildings are open almost one week after Gov. Tony Evers’ Safer at Home executive order was thrown out by the Wisconsin State Supreme Court.
GALLERY: Reedsburg businesses begin reopening May 14
Corner Pub mask sign
A sign on the front door of the Corner Pub in Reedsburg recommends people to wear masks and maintain social distancing May 14, the first day the restaurant re-opened to dine-in service after the Wisconsin Supreme Court struck down the Safer at Home order the previous day.
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Reedsburg residents Rebecca and Mark Waldon have lunch at the Corner Pub May 14.
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Corner Pub Server and Bartender Amanda Tarvell cleans a spot at the bar after a customer leaves the Reedsburg restaurant May 14.
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Baraboo News Republic Reporter Bridget Cooke contributed to this report.
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The Reedsburg Public Library remains closed as of May 18 and is implementing its own plan to gradually reopen even though the Safer at Home order, meant to slow the spread of COVID-19, was struck down May 13. The library will continue with curbside pick-up of materials until May 26, the original expiration date of the order.
City buildings, like the Reedsburg Recreation Center, are open almost a week after the Wisconsin State Supreme Court struck down the Safer at Home order, meant to slow the spread of COVID-19.
