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 SHERIDAN, Colo. 鈥?Fewer than 1% of small businesses in America are certified LGBT business enterprises. One new Colorado business is working to break the stigma around what types of b stanley uk usinesses the LGBTQ+ commun stanley quencher ity owns and operates.For many, cars are a necessity, which creates a need for proper repair and care. Its something often thought of as a mans job and that stigma instilled a fear in CC Haug for years. I just really enjoy seeing things come together and then being able to take care of people,  said CC Haug.  Throughout my entire life thats been one of those things, knowing inside that I would prefer to transition and sort of live this way I always had that fear that with stanley termohrnek in that industry, to sort of be pushed out of it. To no have a comfortable safe place to work or even a place that I enjoy. They are a transgender person who has always had a passion for vehicles. My whole life has been around cars. My dad growing up owned a couple different car dealerships over the years, my brothers owned a couple different shops over the years,  said CC Haug. Being their true self while also working in the repair space is what led to the opening of Good Judy Garage. CC and Faith Haug, the co-owners, wanted their business to be a place where customers can be comfortable. One of us said wouldnt it be really nice if there was like a queer auto shop here in town and there isnt and we were like oh well lets make one,  said Faith Haug.  But its more about giving them a place that they know Fcrk Travel ban would   absolutely kill   economic progress, hospitality industry worries
 Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer told Vice President Mike Pence she was concerned that COVID-19 was                             spreading to rural parts of Michigan                         after groups of protesters gathered at the state capitol in defiance of her social distancin stanley thermobecher g orders.On a call with governors Monday afternoon,                             ABC News                         reports that Whitmer told Pence she was not only worried about the safety of those protesting, but also the health and safety of the communities where the protesters lived. We have seen from initial protests here is that we ve got COVID-19 spreading in rural parts of our state, from which people traveled. And so, our ability to move on to the next phase and keep re-engaging our economy. I m just concerned about it,  Whitmer said.  We re going to keep watching those numbers and doing the tests. Whitmer also asked Pence to reinforce that people should take this seriously. If discouraging protests is something you could consider doing, I d really be grateful,  she added.Pence didn t address the concerns over the protest, but later added that the Trump administration will  continue to emphasi vaso stanley ze to people the safe and responsible practices while we ll move toward reopening. Pence added that the administration is grateful for the progress be copo stanley ing made in Detroit.The state of Michigan reports that daily increases in new COVID-19 cases have                             dropped slightly