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Life after COVID-19

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Life after COVID-19

We’re seeing some light at the end of the COVID-19 tunnel as businesses are starting to reopen across the Finger Lakes and the country.

The recovery may take longer than we’d like.

A new study found that 86% of Americans are concerned about the lasting impact the pandemic will have on their lives and think it will change their day-to-day lives forever.

From large gatherings to intimate get togethers, restaurants, theme parks, malls, schools and more, a majority say they’ll continue to exercise social distancing and caution when outdoors.

Another 73 million Americans now think their jobs aren’t pandemic-proof and will be look for one that is once the crisis has abated.

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