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Here’s how local businesses are altering their New Year’s Eve plans to celebrate the holiday safely Ashley Moor © Provided by Dayton Daily News The group Jameson’s Folly played Irish tunes at the Dublin Pub Sunday night as the bar closed at 9 p.m. due to a order by Governor. MARSHALL GORBY/STAFF While many would love to see 2020 off in a truly dramatic fashion, local and statewide mandates created to address the spread of the coronavirus have made the ultimate New Year’s Eve celebration a bit harder to pull off this year. The statewide curfew of 10 p.m. means ringing in the New Year in a public space is no longer possible a setback that has led to some truly inventive public 2020 sendoffs. Social distancing and occupancy guidelines have also made it difficult to celebrate the New Year with friends and family in one space.

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