Help Swedesboro Brewing Company in Vote for Best New Brewery

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Swedesboro Brewing Company’s produces exceptional beer of the highest quality that is rooted in the deep history of brewing from around the world and inspired by the unique history of Swedesboro.  They are currently in the running for USA Today’s Reader’s Choice Best New Brewery and need your votes!

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Founded in 2020, Swedesboro Brewing Company is committed to producing “exceptional quality” beer inspired by Swedesboro’s unique history. Visitors to the brewery are often given the opportunity to tour the brewing facilities and learn about the craft brewing processes that SBC employs. Along the way, they will be introduced to or reminded of Swedesboro’s rich history. Swedesboro Brewing Company is proud to offer a variety of brews, including those that are no longer as popular within the craft brewing community. The team at SBC intentionally chooses to include these brews in their rotation because they know and understand that “different people have different palates.”

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Swedesboro Brewing Co-Past Meets Present

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Swedesboro Brewery is quickly becoming  a local watering hole for residents and visitors.

“The stories of Swedesboro lore are woven throughout the brewery’s lineup.

“When I found out about this town, I was kind of mesmerized,” Bowe, 46, said. “A few trips to the library and historical foundation, and you get all the information you need.

“We could have named the brewery anything we wanted — my background is branding, so we could have found something cool,” he said. “But the way in which the town was looking for something, I said, ‘Why don’t we be a staple in the history of the town?’ So we named the brewery, intentionally, Swedesboro.”

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Governor Murphy Announces Increased Capacity Limits

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 

March 11, 2021

Contact: Christine Lee

Press Office: Governor’s Office 

Email: Christine.Lee@nj.gov

Governor Murphy Announces Increased Capacity Limits for Indoor Businesses and Indoor and Outdoor Gatherings

TRENTON – Today, Governor Phil Murphy signed Executive Order No. 230, which will increase indoor capacity limits for certain businesses and increase both the general indoor and outdoor gathering limit.

“We believe we can confidently take these steps today as our COVID-19 metrics continue to trend in the right direction,” said Governor Murphy. “However, our mask mandate and COVID-19 health and safety protocols remain in effect. I am hopeful that we’ll be able to take further steps in expanding capacity responsibly and incrementally guided by public health data.”

These changes will go into effect on Friday, March 19th at 6:00 a.m., aligned with increases in capacity in Connecticut and New York.

Executive Order No. 230 will effectuate the following changes:

Indoor Businesses

The following businesses may increase indoor capacity limits from 35 percent to 50 percent, excluding the employees of the establishment:

  • Indoor premises of restaurants, cafeterias, and food courts, with or without a liquor license, and bars;
  • Indoor recreation, amusement, and entertainment businesses (including casinos and gyms); and
  • Personal care services (barber shops, nail salons, and other personal care businesses).

These businesses must continue to abide by current health and safety protocols, including face covering and physical distancing requirements.

Indoor Gatherings

  • The general indoor gathering limit will increase from 10 people to 25 people.
  • Indoor gatherings that currently have a higher limit – religious services or ceremonies, political events, weddings, funerals, memorial services, or performances – will remain unchanged.

Outdoor Gatherings

  • The general outdoor gathering limit will increase from 25 people to 50 people.
  • Outdoor gatherings that are religious services or ceremonies, political events, weddings, funerals or memorial services will remain unchanged by the Order.

Copy of Executive Order No. 230