Gov. Murphy: Sleepaway camps can resume this summer, increased capacity for wedding receptions

Gov. Phil Murphy announced Wednesday more restrictions, involving sleepaway camps and weddings in New Jersey, are being loosened.

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Mar 4, 2021, 10:26 AM

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Gov. Phil Murphy announced Wednesday more restrictions, involving sleepaway camps and weddings in New Jersey, are being loosened.

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The governor says sleepaway camps can safely resume their operations this summer.

The governor also says venues for indoor wedding receptions, not just ceremonies, are also clear for 35% capacity, or up to 150 people.

The clarity comes for some New Jersey reception halls who were previously only following the indoor gathering guidelines, which is 10 people max.

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People must still wear a face mask at all times, except when eating or drinking.