DeSantis said that under the order, which goes into effect at 12:01 a.m. April 3, individuals are asked only to leave the home for essential services or activities for the next 30 days. DeSantis said the order is targeted to individual residents, and is not mandating non-essential businesses to shut down entirely.
Like so many small businesses, Tombolo Books is taking a hit during these times of isolation, social distancing, fear and uncertainty.
But Alsace Walentine, co-owner of the popular independent bookstore, is offsetting her losses by bringing back home delivery to downtown St. Pete – in a safe and sterile way.
On this episode of Chamber Coronavirus Impact Insights, J.P. Dubuque, CEO of the St. Petersburg Economic Development Corporation (EDC) join Chris Steinocher, CEO of the St. Petersburg Chamber and Joe Hamilton, Publisher of the St. Pete Catalyst to discuss the EDC’s Become St. Pete campaign, and how it’s pivoting to help locals.
The arts, said Stageworks Theatre artistic director Karla Hartley, will be needed more than ever when the pandemic fears have passed.
“It should really feel like the clouds are open and the sun is shining, and that’s what the arts are,” Hartley said during the Catalyst’s livestreaming arts interview program.
Michelle Tolan discovered the power of CBD unexpectedly, through her four-legged friend. Working at Your CBD Store in Bradenton while building up her life coaching client base, Tolan was seeing customers with incredible testimonials.
Life is anything but normal these days. The term “social distancing” was introduced to our lives, and suddenly, nothing seems the same.
Fear, anxiety and isolation can feel overwhelming as our community deals with Covid-19. But there is an antidote for those feelings, and it might be right under your feet (or in your lap).
