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Susquehanna Valley businesses are getting ready for loosened COVID-19 restrictions on occupancy and alcohol sales, starting April 4.At the Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre in Lancaster County, tables are spaced. Although the occupancy limit will increase to 75%, the theater is holding steady. Unfortunately, for us it doesn’t really impact. Since we have to keep the social distanced tables, we will be staying at the 50% capacity, Myla Merkel said.But allowing alcohol sales without the purchase of food will have a positive impact. We have the option of show-only tickets, so that impacts our show-only guests as well because they’re able to order a drink, Merkel said.Venues from theaters to ballparks, along with restaurants and gyms, are all wrestling with being able to expand occupancy yet follow social distancing guidelines. It’s a great step in the right direction. We ve been trying to get back to that, so that will allow us to allow three to four people – I haven’t done ....