The decision has been made to temporarily close its Good Day Cafe to the public for two days in early April.
Officials at Lawrence County Memorial Hospital (LCMH) in Lawrenceville have informed WAKO News. The closing dates are Sunday April 7th and Monday April 8th. The focus at the hospital will be on medical care and support to their patients and the community during the solar eclipse event. LCMH is mobilizing and making proactive preparations to be ready.
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