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Coast River Business Journal
Editor’s Notebook
Jonathan Williams • March 2022
Amid the pandemic, what
has your business learned?
It’s hard to believe this month marks two
years the Columbia-Paciû c, like the rest of
world, has felt the impacts of the coronavirus
pandemic.
Businesses 4 and their owners and employ-
ees 4 have been stretched thin.
As endless and exhausting as this period of
time has felt, people have been resilient. Inno-
vative. Bold.
In April9s issue of Coast River Business
Journal, we9ll feature your responses on how
you overcame challenges at your business
during the pandemic.
How did your business change to meet
the moment? Were there things you did dif-
ferently, expanded on or stopped doing? Are
their employees or others who went above and
beyond to help your business?
We want to hear about it. To be included in
the feature, email your comment of no more
than 250 words to editor@crbizjournal.com
with your name, title and the name of your
business.
HAILEY HOFFMAN/THE ASTORIAN
Downtown Astoria is seen in the early days of the pandemic in March 2020.
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