How small restaurants are dealing with stay-at-home orders
December 16, 2020
Not surprising, LA County is under a new stay-at-home order again beginning December 8, 2020. Janice Vijuck, 39, owner of Boba indeed, reflects on the effect such mandates have on her business. “For business perspectives, we haven’t been affected much by any Covid-19 mandates,” Vijuck says. “90% of our sales normally are take out orders so closing or opening dine-in has minimal effect.”
About the Contributor
Cesar Lopez, Photographer
First year staff member of The Downey Legend, Cesar Lopez, 10, photographer is a newly recruited Newspaper staff member this year. He joined The Downey Legend because he wanted to have Ms. Napoli again, he considered it nice to have her as his teacher and advisor. Some of his future plans are to become an English teacher and attend San Francisco, Santa Barbara or UC Berkeley.
Lopez is passionate about supporting others who are dealing with mental illness, physically and mentally. “I like supporting people because I like people being happy with their life and doing good in life,” Lopez stated. “Helping people benefits me because in a way it's inspiring to see other people listen to my advice so it makes me want to continue helping others.”
Lopez is passionate about supporting others who are dealing with mental illness, physically and mentally. “I like supporting people because I like people being happy with their life and doing good in life,” Lopez stated. “Helping people benefits me because in a way it's inspiring to see other people listen to my advice so it makes me want to continue helping others.”
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