The governor says he is allowing restaurants to continue using tents, umbrellas, tables and chairs outdoors in order to support small businesses and the community.
New Jersey restaurants and bars are celebrating Wednesday after Phil Murphy signed legislation extending outdoor dining until November 2024. It was initially set to expire later this year.
Officials say the move allows restaurants that are still struggling to stay afloat and keep employees on the payroll. Central Taco and Tequila in Haddon Township converted its parking lot to an outdoor dining patio with 35 tables during the height of the pandemic. They say it's not going anywhere.
México Últimas Noticias, México Titulares
Similar News:También puedes leer noticias similares a ésta que hemos recopilado de otras fuentes de noticias.
Gov. Gavin Newsom Endorses $1.65 Billion California Film and TV Tax Credit (EXCLUSIVE)Gov. Gavin Newsom endorsed legislation that will extend California’s film and television tax credit program through 2030. If passed, the bill, SB 485, will provide $1.65 billion or $330 million for film and TV makers and other content creators.
Leer más »
Political PAC creates viral ads targeting Gov. Greg Abbott
Leer más »
Gov. Tate Reeves halts federal rental assistance, says it incentivizes not workingGov. Tate Reeves on Wednesday said he’s “pushing back on the left” by pulling Mississippi out of a federal pandemic rental assistance program and plans to send any unspent dollars back to Washington.
Leer más »
Stimulus checks for Pennsylvanians: Gov. Wolf, Pa. Democrats continue push for $2,000 paymentsGov. Tom Wolf and the state’s Democrats are still pushing for his stalled proposal to get $2,000 payments to most Pennsylvanians.
Leer más »