Restaurants are officially back in business for in-person dining in New Hampshire as of Monday, May 18.
As WHDH reports, Granite State restaurants are now able to reopen under strict guidelines. They can open if they offer outdoor dining only, a maximum seating of six people per table, and require that all of their employees wear masks.
Conservatives on Cape Cod are not happy with the rate at which the Bay State is reopening its economy amid the coronavirus emergency.
On Monday, Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker announced Phase One of the state's re-opening plan. It allows places of worship, manufacturing and construction businesses, and what it calls "essential businesses" to operate. On Monday. May 25, this phase will also allow businesses such as hair salons, pet groomers, and car washes to open, as well as public beaches.
