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Volume 12, Number 16
Thursday, April 22, 2021
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS
Fans let in the stands, with limits
Area high schools set their spring spectator policies
For the first time since the winter of 2019-20, there is a complete regular season and one that is starting on time.
Record-Journal staff
For the first time since the fall of 2019, there will be a complete state postseason.
The 2021 spring season marks a full return to competition for Connecticut’s high school athletes.
That said, when the 2021 spring season kicked off Sat-
urday, it was by no means a return to “normal.”
though most are still limiting the number.
While wearing masks during outdoor competition is optional for athletes, mandatory mask requirements do remain in place on the sidelines and in the grandstands.
As they did in the winter, most area schools will livestream their events.
Schools are allowing fans,
Here are the spectator policies for the area schools as the season gets under way.
Two family members per athlete, for both home and visiting teams. Fans must be free of COVID symptoms, wear masks and be socially distanced. (The stands in the Alumni Field See Fans, A2
Passport wine program goes virtual this year
No shortage of trash to collect along roadways
By Faith Williams Record-Journal staff
A winery trail program will be going virtual after being canceled last year due to technical difficulties.
By Joy VanderLek The Cheshire Citizen
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