Why is the mayor not restricting parks for Easter?
Are the families planning on camping a major voting block?
Posted Mar 28, 2020, 8:11 PM UTC
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Mayor Nirenberg just stated that Easter in parks will not be happening this year. It was a question asked during the COVID19 update on the news just now.
Don't know if that means they'll be closing them though. They'll probably have to since some people don't care.
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But if the mayor closes down the parks, hows that one sheriff gonna get paid??
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I've never understood why camping for Easter is such a big thing down here.
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cuz guey, damn
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Camping in most city parks is disallowed by default. Most years, the Director of the Parks Dept has the option of lifting the curfew for Easter or other holidays or events. They have not lifted the curfew so far this year.
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If you’re dumb enough to risk your whole family for a bbq and cascarones then maybe you deserve to get sick. Just sayin.
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Who said 60+ are the only ones dying? No one is immune which means everyone is at risk.
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Are there people planning on camping?
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In this city? On Easter? Could be raining down meteors and people would still be out there camping and grilling.
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So it's more glamping.
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Not really. It's typically only a few family members to reserve/hold a plot overnight, then other family members bring the rest of the stuff the next day.
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Yeah that's that it is.
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Judge Nelson Wolf is still publicly saying that getting tested is pointless.
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I wouldn’t be at all surprised if the City closed parks for Easter. They’re aware of the potential for large gatherings.