Looking forward to the time COVID-19 restrictions are relaxed, Beach Haven is reaching out to businesses to help them when they reopen.
“Although it is difficult to anticipate what summer 2020 will look like, we hope it will not be much different than summers past,” wrote Mayor Nancy Taggart Davis in a letter posted on the borough’s website, beachhaven-nj.gov. “However, under state law, we cannot act until Gov. Murphy lifts some of the restrictions he’s imposed on businesses.
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