Coronavirus

[theguru]

OHSAA is targeting May 9th to return to contests/competitions. Will it hold?

 

As things stand right now that seems impossible but who knows.

 

I read earlier this week the city of Covington, Kentucky decided not to open their city pools this year due to the Rona.

[theguru]

How is that different than now? That same person could walk in and grab a load of bread right now.

 

It's not. And yet again, we'll just have to rely on people to do the right thing.

 

Location, location, location.

[4 Quarters]

OHSAA is targeting May 9th to return to contests/competitions. Will it hold?

 

My guess is , no way.

[hoops5]

I would love to have students back in the classroom. We were told that we will not return until at least May 1.

 

27 students in a classroom, then shuffle that deck 6 times a day, that’s a whole lot of togetherness.

[Randy Parker]

I would love to have students back in the classroom. We were told that we will not return until at least May 1.

 

27 students in a classroom, then shuffle that deck 6 times a day, that’s a whole lot of togetherness.

 

Agreed.

 

Not worth it, especially with testing not being a thing this year. Just call it a school year and hope that August is feasible.

[halfback20]

I would love to have students back in the classroom. We were told that we will not return until at least May 1.

 

27 students in a classroom, then shuffle that deck 6 times a day, that’s a whole lot of togetherness.

 

I don't see any reason to have kids back in school at this point.

[sportsfan41]

As things stand right now that seems impossible but who knows.

 

I read earlier this week the city of Covington, Kentucky decided not to open their city pools this year due to the Rona.

 

I did too, but looked into it more. It was a financial decision regarding the need to find staff and start preparing the 3 areas they service. Ultimately it saved the city from potentially flushing 250k down the drain.

 

With that said. I wouldn't want to be a police officer in Covington this summer...

[Beechwoodfan]

I did too, but looked into it more. It was a financial decision regarding the need to find staff and start preparing the 3 areas they service. Ultimately it saved the city from potentially flushing 250k down the drain.

 

With that said. I wouldn't want to be a police officer in Covington this summer...

 

I thought that decision was more of a convenient financial one than a CV one. It seems Covington always struggles to open the pools. I think it’s a shame. I can see delaying an opening but completely closing is a disservice to a community who needs this.

 

You are right, I would hate to be a Covington Police Officer.

[nkypete]

I thought that decision was more of a convenient financial one than a CV one. It seems Covington always struggles to open the pools. I think it’s a shame. I can see delaying an opening but completely closing is a disservice to a community who needs this.

 

You are right, I would hate to be a Covington Police Officer.

 

I wonder if this decision will flow over into the private pools within NKY. I belong to the Taylor Mill Swim Club. I have already paid by dues.

[Jack of all Trades]

I wonder if this decision will flow over into the private pools within NKY. I belong to the Taylor Mill Swim Club. I have already paid by dues.

 

I have done the same at Fort Thomas Swim Club and check has been cashed.

[mcpapa]

I have done the same at Fort Thomas Swim Club and check has been cashed.

Just to demonstrate how old I am. When I was a teenager, our subdivision had its own swim club. Upstairs was a “teen club” that hosted Friday night dances; usually a local garage band played. Annual (summer, really) family membership covered five family members. The cost was forty bucks.

 

And not to brag, but I could do ANYTHING off that little one meter diving board. I did have an ego about it, though; taking my time to make sure that a few of the local hotties were watching.

[nkypete]

Just to demonstrate how old I am. When I was a teenager, our subdivision had its own swim club. Upstairs was a “teen club” that hosted Friday night dances; usually a local garage band played. Annual (summer, really) family membership covered five family members. The cost was forty bucks.

 

And not to brag, but I could do ANYTHING off that little one meter diving board. I did have an ego about it, though; taking my time to make sure that a few of the local hotties were watching.

 

I think there was a Greek hieroglyph that showed the moment when you did that.

 

[mcpapa]

I think there was a Greek hieroglyph that showed the moment when you did that.

 

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Hardy har har. Hardy har har, har har har.

[Beechwoodfan]

I wonder if this decision will flow over into the private pools within NKY. I belong to the Taylor Mill Swim Club. I have already paid by dues.

 

 

I would think they have to operate as if they were going to open on time, hence taking your money. Given our current time frame, I would bet they might delay a few weeks, but most certainly be open late June, early July.

 

Course, what do I know? We are all hoping and guessing.

[rjs4470]

I would think they have to operate as if they were going to open on time, hence taking your money. Given our current time frame, I would bet they might delay a few weeks, but most certainly be open late June, early July.

 

Course, what do I know? We are all hoping and guessing.

 

On time would be by Memorial Day weekend for most. That's far from a given. The issue with private swim clubs I guess would be what is specified in the membership contract. I would guess there would be some sort of clause in the contract that would address not being able to open.