Businesses and customers across the Midwest are navigating a messy patchwork of reopening rules that change as you cross city, county and state lines. To many, it feels arbitrary and unscientific.
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"People need to have the courage to go out and participate and take the proper precautions," Brownell says."But I think keeping our head in the sand is not going to do us much good long term. There won't be much to come out to if we keep this going long."Lora Moore has a different perspective. In Indiana, she and her husband own MDG salon studio and the Black Orchid barber lounge. The two locations are a short drive from each other.
"From the beginning, we were like, someone give us some direction here," she says."And it's been pretty cloudy, but we're doing our best to navigate that."To many business owners and customers, this patchwork feels arbitrary and unscientific. Olsen says she thinks it's safe to do what she's doing, noting that people are going to places like the grocery store and hardware stores.
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