Reopening

The old Peter's Diner, on Black Horse Pike in Williamstown is reportedly under new ownership and prepping for a reopening in just a few weeks.

It really is spring! As more and more New Jersey residents get vaccinated against COVID-19, more and more business prepare to welcome us back to a little bit of life as we knew it. Here's when you and the family can enjoy some fun at the Jersey shore.

It's the moment many local restaurants have been waiting for.

Additional details are expected at the governor's coronavirus briefing Wednesday afternoon.

The top gaming hall in Atlantic City has announced it will be reopening in less than two weeks.

It seems unrealistic for most schools to have all students in attendance and meet social distancing rules. Hybrid approach with some virtual learning likely.

Gov. Murphy says casinos in Atlantic City can reopen on Thursday, July 2nd.

Saying they're part of, "New Jersey culture and lure," Gov. Murphy has announced indoor shopping malls across the state can reopen Monday, June 29th.

After months of restaurants either being totally shut down, or open for pick-up or delivery only, restaurants in New Jersey are allowed to open today for outside dining only.

Religious services have no limit outdoors, while inside still has a capacity. Haircuts, nails and tattoos are all on the same schedule.

It's looking like we can expect to feel some serious FOMO over the next few weeks.

After only 1 day of defying the NJ mandate prohibiting in-house seating, Gilchrist has closed once again, only currently offering patrons take-out options.