"As challenging as the pandemic was for adults, we know it was just as challenging for our kids," Gloria said. "That's why it's particularly important we step up to engage our youth as we emerge from the pandemic. "Come Play Outside will help ease our kids back into everyday life and ensure they have opportunities to enjoy a fun, safe and connected summer in America's Finest City," he said. According to CNS, the county provided $750,00 from its Behavioral Health Department to support the program. "It's well known the importance of children being active to maintain their overall health and ...