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There are 3 essential areas they should address while navigating the pandemic
January 14, 2021
Ken Sheldon
Manufacturers of every size and across every industry are weathering unforeseen economic forces rising from the coronavirus pandemic. Demand for products has been upended, relationships with suppliers and customers are being tested and liquidity issues have multiplied. Some manufacturers have had to rapidly increase the production of goods, such as grocery items, household products and essential medical and protective equipment. Other industries, like aerospace, automotive and energy, have seen a sharp decline in demand.
In addition to the economic toll, manufacturers must consider the health and safety of their people. They need to find a balance between keeping factories running and not subjecting employees to unnecessary health risks. The pandemic has highlighted the need for manufacturers to prioritize public health, including employee health, in addi
T he toast might be virtual, the hugs on hold, but the sentiment is universal: Letâs ring in the new year and drop kick 2020 into the rear view mirror.
Things definitely arenât typical this New Yearâs Eve. The First Night celebrations in the streets, the big dance parties, the packed concerts in music halls â most are paused as we head into 2021. And plans donât just change from day to day but hour to hour.
Still, there are bright spots â retooled shows, some splashes of color and online celebrations with fun, games and a sense of community.
Monadnock Ledger-Transcript
Published: 12/16/2020 5:47:31 PM
There are just some stories that are synonymous with the holiday season. Count “It’s a Wonderful Life” among them.
The 1946 Frank Capra classic starring Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed, tells the story of George Bailey, a businessman who contemplates suicide one Christmas Eve, questioning whether or not the people he loves would be better off with him dead. But the prayers of his loved ones are answered in the form of a gentle angel named Clarence coming to earth to help George.
The film is viewed in households around the world in the days and weeks leading up to Christmas, but on Friday you can see it in a completely different way thanks to The Park Theatre in Jaffrey. “It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play” will be produced live on Dec. 18 at 7 p.m., featuring a cast of local theatre stalwarts via Zoom.