With Coronavirus Still A Big Concern On Long Island, Pop-Up Day Camps Take Center Stage In Backyards
With sleep-away camps canceled and many day camps opening late, a new cottage industry is all the rage.
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With sleep-away camps canceled and many day camps opening late, a new cottage industry is all the rage.
Gyms, fitness centers, health clubs, and yoga studios claim COVID-19 protocols are in place to keep both members and employees safe.
Dr. Max Gomes talked with two expert pulmonologists and learned that there are no medical conditions that should stop a person from wearing a mask in public.
With coronavirus limitations easing and summer in full swing, Dr. Max Gomez answers questions about safety while vacationing and enjoying outdoor activities.
A sold-out crowd welcomed back live theater on Saturday night.
Businesses on Long Island are using waivers to protect themselves from COVID-19 related lawsuits.
"Takeout alcohol in conjunction with the delivery and outdoor seating, we're getting about, I'd say about 20 percent of our business back," one restaurant owner said.
Owners of business inside shopping malls are astonished and upset because it looks like they won't be able to open as previously promised, when Phase 4 arrives on Long Island.
Social distancing markers. Sanitizer stations. plastic sheets for agents. Those are three things you'll notice right away at LaGuardia.
With summer temperatures arriving, pools are quickly becoming a needed outlet for families who have been stuck indoors. But, families need to keep safety in mind.
Already in Brooklyn last week alone, the Department of Labor reported 13,488 unemployment insurance claims.
Phase 3 includes restaurants with indoor dining at 50% capacity, plus more personal care services, like spas, nail salons, tattoo parlors and more.
Dr. Mallika Marshall, a practicing physician, answers common questions about coronavirus safety this summer at the pool, the beach and out and about.
The location includes a 250,000 square foot delivery station and multi-level parking structure.
Retailing giant Macy's announced staff reductions today that will affect management and workers across various levels of its organization.
