Shyne noted that people are restless after a year of being cooped up by the pandemic. “Given the fact we are still in COVID, I feel that if we promote anything in-person, the crowds are going to come.” “For this year, it’s a hard no any in-person events,” said Councilmember Sepi Shyne. However, the city is reluctant to put on any in-person event this year which might attract large crowds of people and possibly become a coronavirus super-spreader event.
