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Seven bars that recently violated the governor's executive orders surrounding coronavirus restrictions were in Cape May County. (Shutterstock)
NEW JERSEY — State officials are continuing to crack down on businesses that have allegedly violated New Jersey's coronavirus executive orders, with 10 more receiving warnings in the last two weeks, according to authorities.
Seven of these establishments were in South Jersey and the Jersey Shore.
(see list below).
That news comes shortly after one bar in Wildwood had its license to serve alcohol suspended for the entire summer for repeatedly violating Gov. Phil Murphy's year-old executive order requiring bars and restaurants to prevent the spread of the disease, according to authorities.