CROWN POINT — Town’s corned beef and cabbage dinner continues to be on for Tuesday.
Nonetheless, as an alternative of individuals gathering on the hearth station, they’ll take pleasure in a to-go meal.
Beginning at midday, dinners will be picked up from Crown Level Hearth Rescue, 126 N. East St., till 6 p.m. or whereas provides final. Drivers ought to use the Clark Avenue entrances and proceed to the again of the hearth station.
Individuals ought to stay of their automobiles whereas workers members take orders and convey them out.
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Dinners embody corned beef, cabbage, pink potatoes, carrots, bread, butter, dessert and a soda. Grownup dinners are $10 and dinners for seniors 62 and older are $9.
The choice comes after Gov. Eric Holcomb directed bars, nightclubs and eating places to shut their doorways “as quickly as feasibly affordable” on Monday.
Companies can nonetheless present take-out and supply providers by means of the top of March, based on an announcement launched Monday from Holcomb’s workplace.
For extra data, name the Particular Occasions Division at 219-662-3290.
