This coronavirus pandemic has rattled our world, our economy, our businesses, our way of life, and the health of so many. It’s tempting to give in to the fear, anxiety, and stress that many of us may feel now; but remember that, as community leaders, we are in a great position to help and support our neighbors in this time of need.
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