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Cuomo To End Bar & Restaurant Curfew And Allow Bar Seating In May
arrow Erika Rothschild and Alysha Webb enjoy an evening out in Greenwich Village Andrew H Walker/Shutterstock
Governor Andrew Cuomo announced on Wednesday that a pair of pandemic restrictions affecting New York restaurants and bars will end next month: the midnight food and beverage curfew will be lifted for outdoor dining beginning May 17th and for indoor dining beginning May 31st. In addition, seating at bars will be allowed again in NYC starting May 3rd.
Cuomo said in a statement that this was a result of New Yorkers getting vaccinated and complying with pandemic guidelines.
Rusty Nickel Brewing s 6th annual Sausage Fest moves outdoors
Due to the public health measures and the COVID-19 pandemic, this year s event was outdoors, and people needed to make reservations in advance. Author: WGRZ Staff Updated: 6:49 PM EST January 30, 2021
WEST SENECA, N.Y. Yes, it was cold, but the sunshine did make for a nice Saturday for the sixth annual Rusty Nickel Brewing Sausage Fest.
It s a competition where contestants from around the region come to enter their homemade sausage for judging to try and win top prizes.
If you were not there competing, you got to spend the day sampling some local sausage and beer.