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Recreate Responsibly Coalition Shares Advice For Protecting Ourselves And The Lands We Love As We Head Outside This Spring
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WASHINGTON, April 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Increasingly positive news about the trajectory of vaccines in the United States has people hopeful for more traditional spring and summer adventures planning domestic vacations and expanding on the surge in outdoor participation brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2021.
Since the pandemic began, people are finding respite and self-care in the outdoors. Many say they are getting outdoors more than they did previously and that having access to outdoor spaces has reduced their stress. Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, GirlTrek and the Recreate Responsibly Coalition address the latest data and testimonials about trail use, tips for recreating responsibly, and the mental and physical health benefits of getting outdoors.
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It’s the weekend! And some days it truly feels like spring. Do you have kids or know one or two between the ages of 4-16 who might like or need a new bicycle?
As part of the upcoming Celebrate Trails Day on April 24,
2021, Manchester Community Policing will be awarding 12 new bicycles to kids who reside in the City of Manchester. The cost has been covered by a combination of private donations.
To enter, kids need to create a simple bike safety poster with crayons or markers to show what bike safety in Manchester looks like to them. Write their first name and age on the poster and take a photo which can be submitted in one of four ways more fully explained in the above poster. Winners will be randomly chosen by the Manchester Police Department for each of the 12 age categories. At the Celebration in Stark Park there will be additional (limited quantities) prizes of bike lights and tune-ups provided by Queen City Bike