The lights of Broadway will begin to shine with all their splendor in August as the governor and the mayor of New York take their word off each day to unveil a new grand concert, a parade or fireworks to announce the end with great fanfare. from the pandemic, which has plunged the Big Apple into a deep crisis that will remain here when the last float has passed.
“Just as we’ve seen the Broadway lights start to come on again, I think we also have to look out over the Bronx and Brooklyn, you know, all parts of the city, to make sure this recovery is experienced by everyone, not only for the most visible segments of society, “Jeff Schlegelmilch, director of the National Center for Disaster Preparedness at Columbia University, told Efe.
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