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From smoke shops selling masks to soap shops making their own sanitizer, local shops are filling gaps as big retailers run out of supplies.
From smoke shops selling masks to soap shops making their own sanitizer, local shops are filling gaps as big retailers run out of supplies. (Anna Quinn/Patch)

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'Virus Economy' Sees NYC Businesses Pivot To Meet COVID-19 Demand

Local shops are rushing to fill gaps as big retailers run out of masks and cleaning supplies.

Passenger Awaiting Coronavirus Test Result Flew From JFK: Report

The JetBlue passenger traveling from New York City to Palm Beach got sick on the place, according to reports.

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Brooklyn Teacher, Turned Away From Coronavirus Test, Says ER Visit Cost $10K

Brooklyn public school teacher Erin McCarthy made a fruitless March 2 visit to The NYU Langone Health–Cobble Hill emergency department.

Archdiocese Of NY Closes Elementary Schools Amid Coronavirus Fear

The archdiocese has dozens of schools in the city and more upstate.

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