Make a splash! COVID-19 restrictions lifted at public pools, splash pads across Connecticut
Many public facilities across Connecticut have lifted their COVID-19 restrictions, giving residents places to cool off.
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Jun 28, 2021, 4:43 PM
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11h agoMany public facilities across
Connecticut have lifted their COVID-19 restrictions, giving residents places to
cool off.
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Audrey Looram and her son joined other families
at the splash pad at Beach Memorial Park in
Trumbull on Monday. She says it’s a relief that it has reopened after it
shut down last year.
"We used to come here a lot, but it was
closed last year because of coronavirus, so that was pretty tough,” she
says
Trumbull opened its town pools without
restrictions as well. Officials remind that
pools are for town residents and their guests only.
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Restrictions have also been
lifted at the splash pads in Lake Mohegan in Fairfield and across the city of
Bridgeport.
Bridgeport’s website
says capacity limits may vary at each location, but face masks are not
required.
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