NYC playgrounds are turning into war zones over parents’ coronavirus fears

The state closed public playgrounds on April 1, when New York was deep in the throes of the... If you are having trouble viewing this email, click here.

OCT 20, 2020   COVID-19 fears turning NYC playgrounds into war zones   The state closed public playgrounds on April 1, when New York was deep in the throes of the coronavirus. So when they reopened in June, many parents — after spending months cooped up in apartments with their little ones — rejoiced. But now, as people who had fled the city during the darker days of the pandemic return, playgrounds have gotten increasingly crowded. Read More     Advertisement       The email address for your subscription is [email protected] Manage Email Preferences or Unsubscribe   For more New York Post, download the New York Post App:

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