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How do you rebel against the social-distancing blues? Pull the Adirondack chairs out of the barn too early. Defiantly place them in a circle around the firepit. Remember the good times together, staring into the flames together, talking and letting your mind drift. Photo by Steve Lieman
When you can’t get together to celebrate a friend’s birthday, you gotta get creative. Why not a drive-by birthday celebration? Photo by Steve Lieman
Stay in shape and keep stress under control. A Saturday jog along Elm Street helps. Photo by Steve Lieman
During ordinary times, scenic shots of our town can feel somewhat ho-hum. But during an unexpected communitywide crisis, these images become symbols of hope and comfort, taking on unexpected meaning and significance for our town and community. We are reminded of the travails faced by those who went before us and that we, like them, can get through this trial by sticking together. This evocative photograph of Groton's Old Meeting House and Mt. Wachusett by Steve Lieman serves as just such a symbolic reminder.
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Rivercourt Resident Frances Gibson enjoys some time with her daughter Joanne Schorn and son-in- law Tom during special weekend of visits through windows. Photo by SteveLieman
