‘Uneven enforcement’ hurt New Jersey restaurant that played by COVID-19 rules

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When the threat of pandemic forced New Jersey’s economy to shut down, Glenn McCarthy, longtime manager of Klee’s Bar & Grill in Seaside Heights, worked with his staff to follow restrictions.

Other restaurants were less diligent about the rules without consequences and benefited, he said, eroding his faith in the government’s ability to manage the new crisis.

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