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Four community leaders reflect on how the coronavirus pandemic has changed us -- and what comes next.

A Falmouth lifeguard says he has invented a sign language for video meetings to make them more human, and stop Zoom burnout. Business coaching director, Paul Hills, lives in Falmouth where he loves swimming in the sea. So much so, he took training to become a voluntary lifeguard. That meant learning all the signals that lifeguards use; how to ask for help when out at sea, how to tell others you have understood messages, and how to relay the all-clear. When Covid-19 hit, Paul switched his company online, and their leadership courses and business help sessions became virtual. He noticed t...

Political debate should be based on mutual respect and facts. >> so what is your group going to do? >> what we're going to do is first of all we know that ground games are exceptionally important. in the last presidential election as an example of this in ohio, for example, obama had 131 field offices and romney had 40. it matters how many people you have on the ground. so in six states, virginia, north carolina, new hampshire, michigan, colorado, iowa, six purple states, we're going to be training women, galvanizing them, getting them out into the communities in which they live and work to ta...

Important. in the last presidential election as an example of this in ohio, for example, obama had 131 field offices and romney had 40. it matters how many people you have on the ground. so in six states, virginia, north carolina, new hampshire, michigan, colorado, iowa, six purple states, we're going to be training women, galvanizing them, getting them out into the communities in which they live and work to talk to republican leaning and independent women and say let us understand why conservative principles are better for everyone, including women. >> if you -- the republicans are against co...