NORTHFIELD, NJ – As promised earlier today, Governor Phil Murphy dropped the hammer on the Tilton Theater in Northfield on Thursday. Murphy promised that the entire state will adhere to his directed schedule Thursday afternoon.
“We cannot have communities mirroring the cavalier actions in other states,” Murphy said after several businesses and the City of Asbury Park announced reopenings ahead of his schedule. “We have lived this already folks. We don’t want to go living it again. We’ve gone through hell. Let’s please not go back through it.”
“We remain a strong partner with the city and community of Northfield and we will continue to assert our right to provide safe family entertainment here,” the owners added.
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