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Chamber of Commerce provides Key Biscayne businesses with critical support during COVID crisis The pandemic has encroached on every aspect of people's lives since March 2020. Key Biscayne businesses were tested to the limit with closures and operational restrictions, but they had support from the Chamber of Commerce. “From the beginning the Chamber of Commerce has been part of the village’s Incident Command Structure’s weekly meetings, as a part of the Economic Recovery Unit,” said “One of the unit’s tasks during the COVID crisis,” stated Chiocchetti, “...

The United States Dressage Federation™ (USDF) announced today the launch of its new USDF University Virtual Education Series. Developed with the support of the USDF Adult Programs Committee, this series will feature quarterly live webinars, covering a variety of topics of interest to our members. These webinars will be open to all members at no charge and after completion, will be converted into virtual courses hosted through USDF University. The first webinar of this series is Tips for Improving Scores with Kathy Rowse and Bill McMullin (USEF Senior Judges and USDF L Education and Instruct...

Published: - Mar 16, 2021 The COVID-19 pandemic transformed human behavior, forever changing the way we interact with each other and with our environment. Education is no exception, as it quickly switched to classes for digital platforms and full virtual experience. The Woman Post | Valentina Ibarra Listen to this article Your browser does not support the audio tag. Adaptation has not been easy, particularly in places where the internet connection is not good, causing children to be unable to attend class. The fight for education dates back beyond the pandemic, as not all childr...

Perhaps the most broadly felt impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and the restrictions it brought has been that on public schools.

The superintendent says they will bring the first students back for in-person learning Monday, even if they haven't heard back from the state.