The world in the aftermath of COVID-19 is a different place.
Never before have so many people been affected at this scale or speed. The coronavirus has perhaps forever changed how we work, live, socialize and interact.
July 4 was to mark a turning point in the pandemic.
President Joe Biden declared Independence Day as the launch of a summer of freedom. He is encouraging nationwide celebrations to mark the country’s return to normalcy after 16 months of coronavirus pandemic disruption and more than 600,000 lives lost.
Even though the country has fallen short of its goal of having 70% of adults vaccinated by the holiday, many Americans are already celebrating the end to mask mandates and the reopening of restaurants, businesses and schools.
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By the time this runs, another Mothers’ Day will be one for the books. The plan is to spend time with my son, daughter-in-law, and my 14-month-old joy boy Dean. He was the best part of 2020 and lights up all of our lives. Early on during the pandemic, I spent 11 weeks self-solituding, with Facetime, videos, and phone calls being the only contact with them all. It was one way we could help ensure the baby’s safety and to this day, even though I received my second vaccine 16 weeks ago, I remain mindful of how my actions might affect him. While it feels limiting at times, it is worth the sacrifice. I am part of Team Dean, a.k.a. his ‘babysitter’s club” and my days begin with a few hours in the morning, feeding, changing, playing, hugging, cuddling, reading, singing,
How do you cope with the coronavirus anxiety? How do you maintain your mental health in times of COVID-19 fear? Keep calm and understand that by taking a number of precautions, you’ll be best prepared to physically
and mentally withstand the pandemic and its impact on your neighbors, family, and friends. We’ll be continuously updating this page in the coming weeks to ensure you always have the most up-to-date information on how to keep mentally and emotionally healthy during this trying time. Be safe, be well.
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Twin Cities school uses creativity to put on safe fall theater production during pandemic
Twin Cities school uses creativity to put on safe fall theater production during pandemic
But, for students at St. Thomas Academy and Visitation School in Mendota Heights, they found a way to make sure COVID-19 did not stop their fall theater production. It premiered Friday night, in a much different form than ever before.
MENDOTA HEIGHTS, Minn. (FOX 9) - The show must go on. You know the saying, but it s awful hard to follow through on safely in the midst of a pandemic that has altered everyone s life.