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What we can expect as the Tri-State reopens

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Tuesday, March 16, 2021

The Year Everything Changed: The Road Ahead

Over the last few weeks, there has been a lot of looking back on the year we have all endured.It has been one year since the coronavirus shutdown altered our lives. Now, as the Tri-State area slowly reopens, Eyewitness News looks at what we can all expect.

NEW YORK CITY (WABC) -- Over the last few weeks, there has been a lot of looking back on the year we have all endured.

On Sunday night, New York City held a remembrance ceremony marking one year since the first COVID-classified death.

The Road Ahead: Part 2

It has been one year since the coronavirus shutdown altered our lives. Now, as the Tri-State area slowly reopens, Eyewitness News looks at what we can all expect.

Now, we are not looking back - instead, we are looking forward, asking, and trying to answer some key questions.

For example - what will schools look like as kids begin returning to class?

When will offices reopen and we can start getting off zoom?

The Road Ahead: Part 3

It has been one year since the coronavirus shutdown altered our lives. Now, as the Tri-State area slowly reopens, Eyewitness News looks at what we can all expect.

With so many businesses shut down, will our neighborhood downtowns rebuild?

When will we see Broadway shows again?

Also, could this year of stress and change have a long-term impact on our health?

With so much to dissect, any discussion about reopening and getting into this so-called 'normal,' revolves around one thing - the vaccine.

On Sunday, the nation set a new record for vaccinations in a single day, but there is still a long way to go. 22.5% of New York residents have gotten one dose, and more than 11% are fully vaccinated. In New Jersey, nearly 24% of people have partial protection, and 12% have completed the inoculation. And in Connecticut, 26% of people have at least one shot at 26%, while just under 14% are fully vaccinated.