Outdoor Concerts Can Be Held Safely In Buffalo
With Memorial Day approaching, so are the summer concerts and now that vaccinations are increasing in New York State, things are looking good for all of the outdoor concerts here in Buffalo to start again. According to eriecountynews.com, 8 Great Tuesday is ready to draw crowds to the waterfront this summer. Erie County leaders believe that concerts can be held safely during the pandemic, but there is still some risk to be concern about.
It has been determined by public health officials that outdoor events are generally safer than indoor ones, state and federal guidelines support that belief as well. There are other highly transmissible variants out there that cause some concern for people, but healthcare professionals say, get vaccinated and enjoy the return of outdoor events.
New York Beaches, Pools Can Reopen With New COVID Rules
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It s been a little colder than normal here in the Hudson Valley this week, but the weather is supposed to warm up soon. Let s hope!
If it does, come Memorial Day weekend many may want to cool off in a pool or beach. On Wednesday, Cuomo announced state pools and beaches will be open in anticipation of Memorial Day.
However, capacity will be limited and social distancing guidelines will need to be followed. State pools and beaches will operate later this month and in June with six-foot social distancing, Cuomo announced. An official capacity limit was not released.
With Memorial Day right around the corner, it s officially time to start thinking about swimwear. Stylight reveals the top bathing suit trends currently being searched on the world wide web.
ATLANTA â With Memorial Day unofficially marking the start of summer, an active summer construction season is coming up across Georgia, creating many work zones.
The Georgia Department of Transportation anticipates a busy construction season to include resurfacing and maintenance projects on interstates and state routes, as well as ongoing major projects such as the Transform 285/400 improvement project in metro Atlanta, the I-75/I-285 resurfacing project in Clayton County, the I-85 Widening project in Jackson County, and the I-16/I-75 Interchange Reconstruction projects in Macon-Bibb County.
With Work Zone Safety Awareness Week ending last month, Georgia DOT continually encourages motorists to adhere to safety messages, share them with family and friends, and avoid near misses in work zones. Drive Safe. Work Safe. Save Lives.