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North Country Public Radio This year, New York summer camps are all about cohorts, pods, and bubbles. Not soap bubbles, said Doug Fuhrman, but a social bubble to try and keep COVID-19 out. “There’s a lot of talk in the camping world about bubbles, and creating a bubble that you can be safe within,” he said. Fuhrman directs Camp Lincoln at North Country Camps in Keeseville. It’s a two month long residential camp, with about 250 campers and staff. While Fuhrman says he doesn’t believe “that any camp can create a perfect bubble,” he said creating the best one possible is still...