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The lost: Capital Region lives ended by COVID-19
The pandemic has upended the nation, but its truest cost is felt by friends and families
Times Union staff
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558.
That s the minimum count of how many people, as of this writing, have succumbed to COVID-19 in the greater Capital Region.
In less than 10 months.
That is a wartime number a casualty list perhaps more in keeping with the recounting of Civil War regimental losses than of anything understood in the modern era.
Scientists who study the way the human brain processes big numbers say we’re not very good at it. The larger the number, the less we re likely to feel a strong emotional response to it.
Averill Park moves middle school to remote learning due to coroanvirus
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Averill Park High School on May 17, 2011 (Skip Dickstein/ Times Union)
SAND LAKE Algonquin Middle School went to complete virtual learning Tuesday as the Averill Park Central School District deals with the COVID-19 quarantining of staff around the district.
The middle school has switched from the hybrid model it was doing of in-person and remote instruction through the winter recess. The school has an enrollment of 632 students, according to the state COVID-19 Report Card for the school.
“With our staffing already spread thin due to large amounts of quarantines, these cases have put a strain on our district. As a result, all resources are being diverted in an effort to keep our K-5 students learning fully in-person,” the district said.