Dear Shadelands Community,
For two and a half years,
The Shadelands Scene
has been your reliable source for Shadelands community news, updates, and insights. We've enjoyed bringing you announcements about new tenants and business expansions, details about Shadelands events and activities, and profiles of individuals and organizations that make Shadelands a vibrant and exciting destination business and lifestyle center. We are pleased to be your community communications resource and thankful to be welcomed into your mailboxes every month.
As the novel coronavirus pandemic continues to monopolize our thoughts and daily lives, we are forgoing our traditional Shadelands newsletter format to express our concern for the physical and economic health of our Shadelands employees, businesses, and nonprofits, as well as our neighboring communities and regions up and down the state, across the nation, and around the world.
There are rules and regulations in place for staying safe and healthy, and for the consideration of the health and safety of others.
Shelter in place
is a mandated Public Health Order, not a guideline, and the
Stay at Home
order for Contra Costa County and its six neighboring counties has now been extended to May 3.
The Shadelands Scene
strives to continue to be a valuable and dependable resource for our readers and Shadelands community at large. We encourage you to access authoritative and trusted resources for information and updates about the virus, mandated regulations, timelines, and what to expect in the weeks and months ahead. Three of the most trustworthy resources are:
We are traveling this long road together. Even in isolation, we are a community that cares about each other. Remarkable acts of kindness are happening in neighborhoods everywhere among friends and strangers. Many businesses are hiring people who now find themselves out of work because of closures. Delivery and store employees are working overtime, throughout the night, to keep shelves stocked and essentials available. Medical personnel and emergency responders are putting their own health at risk to care for others.
We offer our best wishes for good health and high spirits to you and yours during these unprecedented and most challenging times.
The Shadelands Scene
Team
April 2020