COVID-19 Vaccines, Concerts: What's Ahead In Asbury Park In 2021

ASBURY PARK — The new year will bring new beginnings – but still some headaches – after a year of illness, strife and tragedy in Asbury Park.

Asbury Park can expect continued coronavirus restrictions, but there is hope for a vaccine that could finally end the coronavirus crisis that's shut down schools and businesses.

Here's what's coming in 2021:

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