Milwaukee County's beaches will have no lifeguards this summer. "The reason we don't have lifeguards at our beaches this year is because we don't have any returning guards that have open water experience. Lake Michigan takes very specific skill sets that's very different from pools," Milwaukee County Parks Director Guy Smith said. Parks officials said the county is working to recruit and train new lifeguards. Currently four Milwaukee County.
If you are vaccinated, you can dance the night away
Marissa Castrigno was walking through downtown Wilmington, North Carolina, when she spotted the sign in the window of one of her favorite dance clubs. After months of being shuttered by the pandemic, Ibiza Nightclub was reopening April 30, it announced.
Thrilled, Castrigno immediately made plans with friends to be there.
About 50 miles north in Jacksonville, Kennedy Swift learned of Ibiza s reopening on social media. He, too, decided to attend with friends.
But on the night of April 30, the two groups were in for a surprise one they would react to in starkly different ways.
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“Smiles, high fives, and juice boxes”: Southside Raiders provide normalcy in pandemic Close Close Close
It is a sunny Saturday morning in the cool April air that marks the long-awaited and coming return of summer. With the large white roof of the Coliseum and Alliant Energy Center in full view just a mere football field or two away, players and their families gather at Quann Park. They’re there for the first set of games from the Southside Raiders Youth Football Program. This spring, they’re playing flag and low contact football.
This marks the first time the Raiders program has been able to put on a football game in well over a calendar year. The Raiders, like so many other youth and high school football programs in Dane County, had to suspend its 2020 fall football season due to COVID-19. With the pandemic, football was sidelined until the spread slowed and outdoor sporting events could be played safely.