He had a mask before, but it was more of a work mask – something you'd use for a home project. The new masks cover his face just right, he said.
Gina Singer, a distribution manager for the Kitsap Sun for the past 20 years, and her daughter Brittany have been hard at work, sewing masks of all colors for customers who request them.
Thompson has been a customer of Singer's for over ten years, getting the Kitsap Sun, the Wall Street Journal, and the Seattle Times delivered to his door in Allyn. The 75-year-old customer says Singer is a joy to work with and describes her as a delightful lady.
Quite a lot has been going on:
Furniture retailers tell customers it's OK to touch, sit, lie down because they have
Raleigh, N.C. — Memorial Day is traditionally a big day for retail shopping, but as stores only reopened two weeks ago ease pandemic-related restrictions were eased, business remains a bit slow as both retailers and customers continue to adjust to the new rules.
"It's been a little slow over the weekend," said Kim Kyle, who run Steven Shell Furniture in Raleigh's Cameron Village shopping center.
Computer repair shops find few customers : The Tribune India
With little succour having been provided to the marginalised youth pursuing small ventures, they are now facing the worst economic hardships.
Among them is Dalip Singh, who runs a small computer repair shop at Rabon in Solan. He is having a tough time making both ends meet. “I have not earned a single penny since the lockdown. Though computer repair shops are operational now, there are no customers,” he says.
Sports retailer welcomes customers craving outdoor escape | KOIN.com
Peak Sports in Corvallis has reopened, and in the eyes of the people coming to the store, there is a clamoring to replace the physical isolation of being at home with being isolated and communing once again with the outdoors.
“A lot of people have had their flights canceled and trips canceled to further away places,” said Kyla Basher, store manager of Peak Sports Outdoor. “And Oregon being sort of the playground it is, they’re really taking advantage of what’s right out the back door and what’s a couple hours away.”
In case you are keeping track:
10 Creative Customer Experience Ideas For Social Distancing
Can you still deliver a great customer experience from six feet away? That's the challenge for companies in our global pandemic world.
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Social distancing doesn't mean the end of customer experience. These companies show that with creativity, stores and restaurants can still offer a great experience—even if it's from six feet away.
Brush'd Salon reopens to customers with added safety measures
WAXHAW – If you're reading this, it's time to put down the scissors, close YouTube and step away from the store-bought coloring kit because hair salons are open again.
Salons started taking clients at 5 p.m. May 22. That's when the state officially entered Phase 2 of Gov. Roy Cooper's three-phased approach to slowly lift restrictions while combating COVID-19.
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Brush'd Salon owner Nikki Bourgeault said she turned to the state's guidance on social distancing, minimizing exposure and cleaning when preparing to reopen her salon in Waxhaw.
More than 4,000 PG&E customers without power in San Ramon area | KTVU FOX 2
SAN RAMON, Calif. - An underground transformer in San Ramon is the cause for a power outage affecting 4,361 customers Monday night.
Pacific Gas & Electric said the outage in Contra Costa County started at 8:14 p.m. and affected up to 5,664 customers at its peak.
Paint-and-sip studio owner keeps customers creating despite shutdown | Coronavirus |
When Jackie Casey went to her first paint and sip class at a Pinot's Palette in Arizona, she was less than excited. In fact, she was preemptively embarrassed about her art skills.
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She brought her boyfriend back for a class not long after. When he saw how much she enjoyed the class, he encouraged her to start her own location of the franchise.
Now, six years later, Casey owns two Pinot's Palette locations – one in downtown Spokane and another in Coeur d'Alene.
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