When the event concludes, any unclaimed rewards will be lost, and cannot be restored, while many event-related items will be deleted. Additionally, rewards must be claimed before the event ends during the Maintenance on September 14. Please note that your character must be Level 105+ to participate and rewards can only be claimed by one character per account. Winners of the Lucky Draw will be announced anonymously to the server, and rewards will be immediately mailed to the lucky players. This buff automatically enters you into a raffle with a chance to win great prizes for as long as you maintain the buff and remain logged into the game. Oriana will once again come to town and share with you, her lucky pouch! Lineage II Event Summaryĭuring Oriana’s Lucky Draw event, you will have the chance to be rewarded with a variety of prizes by entering her Lucky Draw! To enter this server-wide raffle, simply talk to Oriana in town and receive ‘Oriana’s Lucky Pouch’, an item which buffs your character with ‘Oriana’s Lucky Draw’.
“I think that everybody is just kinda digesting the gravity of the situation that we’re going through.On Wednesday, August 24, Oriana’s Lucky Draw returns to Lineage II and Lineage II: Classic. In the meantime, restaurants in the community will continue to offer take out and delivery, and do their best to keep their spirits up. To make sure that they get that process going,” said Chris Unger, general manager of the Bacchus Pub. “The situation right now is we’re referring people to sign up for unemployment as it is right now.
The Bacchus Pub says they’re doing their best to help look out for employees during the difficult time. The Cateye Cafe is one of many restaurants in downtown Bozeman that are already feeling the effects of the imposed restrictions on business. I”m sure it was mass inundation with everyone.” “It’s definitely frustrating especially cause we’re in the restaurant business and we all want to get on there as soon as we can. “About 10:30 in the morning I tried to get on the unemployment site,” said Kevin Caracciolo’s daughter, Kelsey, who works at the Cateye Cafe. The Department of Labor reported a rise in unemployment claims just this week. Restaurants and bars across the country have started lay workers and cut hours as a result of the precautionary measures taken to address the spread of the coronavirus. The Board of Health expressed their understanding, but said extending the closure was part of a national effort to flatten the curve. Fine, now till April 3rd, single moms, people who live on tips,” said Caracciolo at the emergency meeting on Wednesday. We’ve told them, 'hey, we’re going to be closed for a week,' that’s what we said. Who am I going to pay?” said Kevin Caracciolo, owner of the Cateye Cafe in Bozeman.Ĭaracciolo acknowledged concerns of keeping dining services open in restaurants in the midst of a public health pandemic.īut expressed his concern for his business and the livelihood of his employees. The Gallatin City-County Health Board voted to extend current restrictions on bars, brew pubs and restaurants until April 3rd.īefore voting, they heard from the public. BOZEMAN - Earlier this week, the Gallatin City-County Health Department ordered restaurants to close dining services and operate as take-out and delivery through March 24th.īut a vote by the Health Department’s board has extended the restrictions in efforts to fight the spread of the coronavirus.
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