Instead of hopscotch and four corners, Central New Yorkers are using chalk to brighten their neighborhoods during the coronavirus crisis.

Old school sidewalk chalk is making a comeback, as neighbors send encouraging messages and thank yous on driveways and roads.

In Clinton, someone shared messages of encouragement: "Don't Worry, Be Happy" and "Thank your mailman!"

Credit: John Matthews
Credit: John Matthews
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Credit: John Matthews
Credit: John Matthews
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Credit: John Matthews
Credit: John Matthews
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In New Hartford, MaryLynn Paniccia took her artistic skills (and her pug) to the streets to brighten the neighborhood.

Credit: MaryLynn Paniccia
Credit: MaryLynn Paniccia
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Credit: MaryLynn Paniccia
Credit: MaryLynn Paniccia
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Credit: MaryLynn Paniccia
Credit: MaryLynn Paniccia
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Credit: MaryLynn Paniccia
Credit: MaryLynn Paniccia
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Credit: MaryLynn Paniccia
Credit: MaryLynn Paniccia
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Credit: MaryLynn Paniccia
Credit: MaryLynn Paniccia
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Credit: MaryLynn Paniccia
Credit: MaryLynn Paniccia
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Have you seen chalk drawings around your neighborhood? Have you made some? Share them: beth@lite987.com

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