Kevin Williams

School officials, coaches, parents, and athletes are all concerned about certain facets of the return to sports and certainly one of them is health and safety.

This year's Independence Day is marked by people wearing masks on the beaches and boardwalks, canceled or delayed fireworks displays and outdoor dining only at restaurants.

There's no baseball at FirstEnergy Park as minor league baseball is cancelled while CBA had some coaching vacancies to fill and a charity could use some help to keep going.

So many restaurants invested dollars they don’t really have to prepare for indoor dining before Gov. Phil Murphy put off its return indefinitely.

Since March 8th I have only done about 8 segments that did not include some mention of COVID-19 or the Black Lives Matter movement.

Hard to speculate but I think much will be left up to individual school districts so you may see very different plans from one school to another.

Summer workouts can begin on July 13 with a list of guidelines and restrictions that one coach summed up as “challenging, confusing, difficult and demanding.”

it’s almost overwhelming. between coronavirus concerns combined with the civil unrest that has gripped our country.

I took the day off Monday to spend it on the beach with my family.

Each June I share the rules that should apply when it comes to beach behavior and etiquette. As you might expect I’ve updated it because of the times we are living in.