State expands certain capacity limits, including general outdoor gatherings
Gov. Phil Murphy has taken another step forward in reopening New Jersey as new capacity limits take effect, including large outdoor venues such as the PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel.
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Apr 2, 2021, 9:25 AM
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512ds agoGov. Phil Murphy has taken another step forward in reopening New Jersey
as new capacity limits take effect, including large outdoor
venues such as the PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel.
The cap on
private outdoor gatherings goes up to 200 people but doesn't apply to outdoor
religious or political gatherings. Those will remain uncapped.
Large
entertainment venues can start seating more fans.
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Indoor venues
can now open at 20% capacity, meaning more fans at tonight’s New
Jersey Devils game at the Prudential Center.
Outdoor
entertainment venues can also go up to 30%.
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