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Baltimore City should Open Pools

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Jo Stapp
6 years ago

Please allow Meadowbrook to open their swim lanes. It is done safely in Baltimore County at the JCC!!

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Lorrie J Lavery
6 years ago

Pools have less risk than anything else a person could be doing for a sport or their health! Please open Meadow Brook so people can continue to train for their swimming teams and keep healthy! Warmly, Lortie

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Todd Connelly
6 years ago

Please open the pools with safety in mind.

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Timothy Doory
6 years ago

Fitness is an important element of health. Don’t relegate Baltimore City citizens to second class status.

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Shanay
6 years ago

It is difficult to tell what the real rationale is behind not being willing to open at 50% capacity. The City Council works for the PEOPLE of the city. This isn't England.

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Lute Lu
6 years ago

Please open the pool because there has been a lot of research said the outdoor activities are safe.

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John Trout
6 years ago

Please open the pools!

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Camden Lenore Torres
6 years ago

If restaurants and hair salons can open, outdoor pools with Plenty of room for social distancing should be able to as well

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Alex Jacobs
6 years ago

PLease allow parents to make the decision

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Pat Roe
6 years ago

It's time to follow state guidelines

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William Shannon
6 years ago

Please allow swimming pools to open in some capacity.

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Shanay
6 years ago

Is the health and wellness of Baltimore City residents not a priority to the City Council ???

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Beth kemmery
6 years ago

Why not

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Shanay
6 years ago

This country represents freedom and liberty. Freedom to exercise when we deem. Freedom against oppression. We shouldn't have to email the City Council each time a Baltimore city resident wants to go swimming in a safe manner. What about these businesses and their families ? Have you thought about them? This is Micromanagement, Oppression, and thinking constituents are stupid at its finest.

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Shanay
6 years ago

Stop the oppression !!

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Shanay
6 years ago

It is okay for large groups to gather by Baltimore City Hall and in some cities for looters to destroy public and private property ?? But it's not okay for law-abiding residents to do socially distanced, lap swimming, at a 50% capacity in a chlorinated pool ? Ridiculous !!! Bring back common sense.

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Virginia Wirtz
6 years ago

Let's open the pools!

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Robin Marsch
6 years ago

OPEN THE POOLS!!!!!

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john German
6 years ago

Enough is enough, open facilities to the public & let individuals decide their own quarantine level of precaution.

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Elaine Michelson
6 years ago

Open the pool please. Gov Hogan has allowed pools to be open to 50% capacity.