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New Jersey's Largest City Cracks Down on Curbside Retail Violations in Pandemic

Newark Mayor Unveils First Phase of Reopening Plan That Kicks Off June 1
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka discusses a gradual plan to reopen his city during a news conference Thursday at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center. (City of Newark)
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka discusses a gradual plan to reopen his city during a news conference Thursday at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center. (City of Newark)
CoStar News
May 22, 2020 | 3:14 P.M.

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When New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy permitted retailers to open for curbside business, he wasn’t talking about shoppers trying on pants and sneakers on the street outside stores or having a manicure on the sidewalk. But that’s what happened in Newark, the Garden State’s largest city.

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