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HARRISBURG &mdash; Gov. Tom Wolf will expand more business and event capacity limits and lift a raft of long-standing coronavirus restrictions on bar service starting on Easter Sunday, giving some relief to one of the hardest-hit business sectors, his administration said Monday. 
				The announcement relaxing capacity limits on events is the second time Wolf has taken such a step this month as spring sports seasons start up and virus-related hospitalizations continue to decline.
				The relief is still three weeks away, meaning bars and restaurants will still have to live with the current limits during St. Patrick&rsquo;s Day celebrations and the NCAA Tournament&rsquo;s March Madness craze.
				Those establishments can raise indoor capacity limits to a maximum of 75% from 50%, but must follow the state&rsquo;s social-distancing requirements, which include wearing masks except for when eating and drinking.
				Going away are a ban on seating at the bar and serving alcohol after 11 p.m., as well as a requirement that patrons order food with their alcoholic drinks.
				Other businesses can also move to 75% of maximum capacity, including personal services salons, gyms, casinos, theaters and malls.
				For gatherings, outdoor events can start to host up to 50% of maximum capacity, up from 20%, while indoor gatherings can host up to 20% of maximum capacity, up from 15%.

Restaurants, bars to see some pandemic limits lift in April