Community Resource Guide
for Covid-19
James M. Manheim, Cynthia Furlong Reynolds, Jan Schlain, Chuck Warpehoski
ISSUU versionWhere to Turn
Among the most difficult aspects of the Covid-19 outbreak has been that many families
The Helpers
They're stepping up with everything from free meals to homemade face shields.
Trilby MacDonald
With thousands of resourceful Ann Arborites out of work or working from home, many are looking for ways to transform their worry
The Essentials
Ann Arborites working through the shutdown
Ken Garber, Trilby MacDonald, Cynthia Furlong Reynolds, Jan Schlain
The Covid-19 pandemic divided Ann Arbor between those with too little to do, and those with too much. While the economic shutdown
Self (Un)employed
People who work for themselves were early casualties.
Cynthia Furlong Reynolds
"I don't know how I'll manage to keep this yard up," an elderly neighbor said mournfully on the day governor Gretchen Whitmer
The Farmers
With restaurants and markets closed, Covid-19 plants fears-and financial worries.
Cynthia Furlong Reynolds
For many local farmers, the first crisis of the Covid-19 pandemic began when restaurants shut down or were compelled to offer
The Journalists
When the pandemic hit, Bridge Magazine was ready.
Jeff Mortimer
John Bebow began his newspaper career as a carrier for the Lansing State Journal more than forty years ago, collecting two
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