Increasing the number of persons for indoor sports to 60 people in a building
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Anonymous
5 years ago
please let our children play, this is crazy.
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Kristen Miles
5 years ago
Kids needs sports for physical and mental well being!
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Timothy Creahan
5 years ago
Open the rinks please. This is unfair to kids.
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Keith Stark
5 years ago
These are challenging times in life right now. Over the past 14 years I have seen many changes to youth sports, mostly all implemented towards the safety and overall development of the athlete. So, mandate masks, require temperature checks prior to practices and games, administer weekly COVID testing. You will find that the athletes will comply to your guidelines as long as they are permitted to compete on the same stage where they have mastered their skills for many years.
You have the power to keep their dreams alive!
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Enough already... it's been 6 months, and the curve has been flattened.... long ago.
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Judy Redmond
5 years ago
Please let these kids play!!! They need it for so many reasons, which I believe in your hearts you know!!!
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Joseph Childs
5 years ago
My son plays ice hockey.
Ice hockey rinks/ arenas are huge rooms. I would say many are in rooms 1/2 to 3/4 the size of a target or Home Depot store. The amount of space in these ice rinks allows for proper social distancing of fairly large numbers of players and spectators. It makes sense that ice rinks could do very well with a 25% allowable that is used in supermarkets and large stores.
These young athletes need their sports to stay physically and mentally healthy.
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Vanessa Krynicky
5 years ago
The inside of these sport facilities, especially hockey are bigger than most retail box stores and there isn’t such a silly limit when you go to Walmart, target, etc
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Jill Taylor
5 years ago
Kids need fans!!!! Parents need to be able to watch their children!!! What if there is an injury? I will not not be able to be there if my child gets hurt!!!
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Regina Amidon
5 years ago
Please help allow more than 25 for a Hockey game so all kids on team can play.
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Kathy Hodolitz
5 years ago
We had a great weekend in Connecticut watching our boys play hockey & we were able to watch as well. Everyone kept their space & respected the rules & it was a great 2 days for our kids to have some normalcy.
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William Gross
5 years ago
This restriction must be lifted or modified ASAP.
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Jessica Patterson
5 years ago
Parents should be able to watch their kids play sports!!!
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Cathy OMalley
5 years ago
Let the kids play!
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Anonymous
5 years ago
The athletes and parents are responsible enough to be socially distanced at these events. Raising the indoor capacity beyond 25 should happen ASAP
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Greg Durkos
5 years ago
Let the athletes play and parents attend.
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Stacey Jay
5 years ago
Allow parents to attend sports and allow indoor sports to occur .
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David O'Connell
5 years ago
All involved, rink owners & staff, parents, players & coaches are all responsible enough to follow social distancing and Covid guidelines to keep all involved safe. There is NO reason why rinks can't hold more that 60 people and NO reason why there has to be a limit on the ice of 25 or less for two teams, refs and coaches.
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Rick Downey
5 years ago
All for increasing the indoor capacity from 25. I know how to distance and be safe at 6' plus away from others.
please let our children play, this is crazy.
Kids needs sports for physical and mental well being!
Open the rinks please. This is unfair to kids.
These are challenging times in life right now. Over the past 14 years I have seen many changes to youth sports, mostly all implemented towards the safety and overall development of the athlete. So, mandate masks, require temperature checks prior to practices and games, administer weekly COVID testing. You will find that the athletes will comply to your guidelines as long as they are permitted to compete on the same stage where they have mastered their skills for many years. You have the power to keep their dreams alive!
Enough already... it's been 6 months, and the curve has been flattened.... long ago.
Please let these kids play!!! They need it for so many reasons, which I believe in your hearts you know!!!
My son plays ice hockey. Ice hockey rinks/ arenas are huge rooms. I would say many are in rooms 1/2 to 3/4 the size of a target or Home Depot store. The amount of space in these ice rinks allows for proper social distancing of fairly large numbers of players and spectators. It makes sense that ice rinks could do very well with a 25% allowable that is used in supermarkets and large stores. These young athletes need their sports to stay physically and mentally healthy.
The inside of these sport facilities, especially hockey are bigger than most retail box stores and there isn’t such a silly limit when you go to Walmart, target, etc
Kids need fans!!!! Parents need to be able to watch their children!!! What if there is an injury? I will not not be able to be there if my child gets hurt!!!
Please help allow more than 25 for a Hockey game so all kids on team can play.
We had a great weekend in Connecticut watching our boys play hockey & we were able to watch as well. Everyone kept their space & respected the rules & it was a great 2 days for our kids to have some normalcy.
This restriction must be lifted or modified ASAP.
Parents should be able to watch their kids play sports!!!
Let the kids play!
The athletes and parents are responsible enough to be socially distanced at these events. Raising the indoor capacity beyond 25 should happen ASAP
Let the athletes play and parents attend.
Allow parents to attend sports and allow indoor sports to occur .
All involved, rink owners & staff, parents, players & coaches are all responsible enough to follow social distancing and Covid guidelines to keep all involved safe. There is NO reason why rinks can't hold more that 60 people and NO reason why there has to be a limit on the ice of 25 or less for two teams, refs and coaches.
All for increasing the indoor capacity from 25. I know how to distance and be safe at 6' plus away from others.
Open it up.