Hudson Valley bars, restaurants allowed to stay open until 11 p.m.
Due to the drop in hospitalization and infection rates throughout New York, closing times were extended for certain businesses by Gov. Andrew Cuomo's executive order.
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Feb 15, 2021, 2:24 AM
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12h agoHudson Valley bars
and restaurants are now allowed to remain open until 11 p.m. just in
time for Valentine’s Day.
Due to the drop in
hospitalization and infection rates throughout New York, closing times were
extended for certain businesses by Gov. Andrew Cuomo's executive order.
There were decent crowds at
Harvest on Hudson in Hastings on Valentine’s Day, but COVID-19 protocols were still in place.
General manager Nick
Macchi says masks are
required upon entering, socially-distanced tables are in place and strict sanitizing
rules are practiced.
The extended hours also
include bowling alleys, gyms and casinos.
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