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QUEENS — One Queens summer camp managed to open for kids this summer despite the pandemic.
Magic Day Camp, which serves children from ages 4 to 15, is operating at reduced capacity and with safety and health guidelines in place.
The camp's assistant director of publicity, Darielle Loprete, tells the PIX11 Morning News about how and why they opened for the summer, stressing that it wasn't about making a profit this year.