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Woman dies following house fire in Macon

Woman dies following house fire in Macon MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – A woman is dead following a house fire in Macon Sunday morning. According to Macon-Bibb County Coroner Leon Jones, a house at 3147 Brookwood Drive caught fire around 9:45 a.m. Jones said 59-year-old Rebecca Young was taken to Atrium Health Navicent The Medical Center, where she died from smoke and soot inhalation at 10:30 a.m. Jones said Macon-Bibb County fire department is investigating the cause of the fire. TAGS Amanda is a producer and anchor for 41NBC News at Daybreak and 41Today. She comes to Macon from Watertown, NY where she was a reporter, fill in producer and anchor for three years at WWNY.

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Woman dies in house fire in Macon

The 59-year-old woman was pronounced dead at the hospital.

Jewish Community Center prepares to keep kids safe at summer camp

Summer is months away, but for kids, a chance to get back outside with friends couldn t come any sooner. One Baltimore County-based organization is already preparing for that with the return of its version of summer camp with COVID-19-friendly measures keeping kids safe.Socially distanced and masked fun will be part of new ways to play at summer camp at the Jewish Community Center s popular J Camps. COVID-19 forced staff to quickly rework plans. We had a little bit less kids last summer, but at the same time, the energy on campus was just as amazing, assistant camp director Stacy Deems said.The camps are kid-approved. Soft-spoken but excited, fifth grader Rebecca Young can t wait to go back, and her mom, Arnetta Young, approves, too. I made a lot of new friends there, Rebecca Young said. They were very attentive and very patient, and anytime there was a possibility of COVID, then their protocols went into place immediately, there were emails sent to parents, Arnetta Young sa

Scary fun: Why kids should play in the dark

Scary fun: Why kids should play in the dark Sierra Filucci © Photograph by Imgorthand / Getty Images None A few weeks ago, Quynh Tran, her husband, and their two daughters, 11 and 14, skated under a Castro Valley, California, highway overpass after dark. They watched their shadows grow up the sides of the concrete walls and pretended the shapes were monsters eating each other. “It s really neat having that experience when no one s around,” Tran says. “And it s a different feeling when you do it in the dark.” Since the pandemic started, Tran’s family has been avoiding the busy hiking trails near their house. Instead, they venture out at night, when fewer people are around. “Even though the pandemic limited our normal activities, we were still committed to keeping our kids active and being outdoors … even if in the dark,” she says.