As schools decide whether to reopen campuses this year, the economic impact will ripple through the communities in which they are based.
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Fewer will attend camp this summer, and some camps won’t survive
In Maine, where only 20 of 110 licensed overnight camps are opening, guidelines require staff and counselors to quarantine or receive a negative test result.
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NHL, NHLPA agree on protocols to resume season
The sides are still negotiating a CBA extension and hopes to resume in late July or early August.
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Bucks close practice facility after testing
Milwaukee will not reopen the facility before leaving for the NBA bubble in Florida on Thursday.
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Celtics prepare for trip to the NBA bubble
The teams that meet in the NBA finals could be in the Disney World bubble for up to 14 weeks, which will surely prove challenging.
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Restricted due to pandemic, evictions could resume next month
The ban on most court hearings that would result in evictions could end as soon as Aug. 3, under the courts’ reopening plan.
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MLB notebook: Nationals reliever Doolittle upset with delay of testing results
Two members of the World Series champions have tested positive for the coronavirus, while others like Sean Doolittle await their results.
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Virus, Floyd death merge in brutal blow to Black well-being
Racism has very real, physical effects. And they are especially prone to diabetes, hypertension and other chronic diseases.
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Gig workers face shifting roles, competition in pandemic
The coronavirus is pummeling the global economy, and U.S. unemployment is reaching heights not seen since the Great Depression.
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Rushed reopening led to case spikes that threaten to overwhelm hospitals in some states
Coronavirus-related hospitalizations reached an all-time high in Arizona and Nevada.