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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227ds agoGov. Phil Murphy announced Wednesday
more restrictions, involving sleepaway camps and weddings in New Jersey, are
being loosened.
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.
