Beshear stands by decision to take license plate numbers at mass gatherings
Gov. Andy Beshear said at his press conference Saturday that he knows of just seven churches in the state that plan to have mass gatherings this weekend.
"This weekend 99.82% of all churches, all synagogues and all mosques in Kentucky have chosen to do the right thing," he said.
Sunday is Easter, and Beshear announced Friday that license plate numbers would be taken from vehicles at in-church services this weekend, and those attending the service would be ordered to self-quarantine.
That announcement has drawn criticism, including by U.S. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., but Beshear stood by his decision while giving four options of what could be done.
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(Frankfort State-Journal)
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I notice Southeast Christian, Louisville's largest megachurch, has canceled all meetings and has put sermons on-line.
Just doing a quick scan of some small-town news sources, it also appears many of the small churches down in the country have also transitioned to on-line services, although it's been a struggle for many of them to embrace the technology.
KY.........
