Summer camps are booking up as COVID-19 is crushed in New York
Donald Leenig, the manager and camp director of West Rock Sports and Entertainment in Nanuet, believes that parents are “adamant” about getting their kids out “instead of staying home”
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Jun 21, 2021, 9:57 PM
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camps are springing open at full speed as COVID-19 cases in New York continue
to drop.
Donald
Leenig, the manager and camp director of West Rock Sports and Entertainment in
Nanuet, believes that parents are “adamant” about getting their kids out
“instead of staying home”
The
indoor sports facility offers weekly camps for kids ages 4 to 18. Aside from
smaller camp sizes, he says weekly sessions are wide open for enrollment and
booking up fast.
Christian
Rosenstein, 10, says he is happy to be back on the fields with his friends.
"I
haven't seen most of them because they're not in my class because of COVID so
it's great reuniting with them," he told News 12.
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