Barring any surprise surges or mutations of the virus, both the federal and state emergency declarations raised in response to the COVID-19 pandemic three years ago are expected to end in May. That’s finally some good news, though the long-term effects of the pandemic could linger for years to come, both physically and psychologically.
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