Jersey Shore towns look forward to a busier summer in second year of COVID-19
WAYNE PARRY
The Associated Press
BELMAR, N.J. The second summer of COVID-19 at the Jersey Shore is likely to look much different than last year s: Many virus restrictions have been lifted, nightclubs and dance floors will be packed again, and restaurants and bars can serve full crowds indoors.
Shore towns report brisk beach badge sales as they drop capacity limits they put in place last summer to keep people further apart on the sand. Ocean City was closing in on $1 million worth of beach badge sales by the end of April, the earliest they had ever reached that mark.
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