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The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted many Washtenaw County farmers to sell their wares online for the first time – and they've found high demand waiting for them.
Many businesses have suffered a major blow since COVID-19 struck Washtenaw County. But a handful have found new purpose by refocusing their operations to fill high demand in the medical sector.
Akervall's primary product is its Sisu sports mouthguard, and the company couldn't survive months without any orders. So this week it will begin making face shields to address the shortage of personal protective equipment.
Business owners are thinking outside the box to stay afloat and support their communities during the unprecedented crisis.
We'll be updating this list of resources for those seeking food, housing, business support, employment assistance, and more throughout the crisis.
Downtown Ann Arbor was eerily quiet after restaurants, bars, and other businesses were ordered to close Monday afternoon, but activity continued in many establishments – albeit in unusual ways.
The Internet radio station features a popular singing DJ, as well as hosts who discuss issues of health, civic engagement, and local social and political issues.
Unemployment is at its lowest since 2000. But employees are struggling with low wages and keeping pace with a rapidly changing job market, while employers face an aging workforce and the challenge of retaining good employees.
The shop has soldiered on despite major industry changes that have contributed to the closure of other local bookstore staples, including Borders, Shaman Drum, and Common Language.
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