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hasn’t inoculated them from the economic fallout
of the shutdown. Many businesses that rely on tourists are wondering if they will last through the summer. “We make 70% of our revenue in three months,” said the owner of a campground in Nevada City. “And we can’t do that right now.”, which houses tech and other businesses, depends greatly on seasonal tourism and the revenue generated by the 19,000 students and hundreds of faculty and employees at UC Santa Cruz.
. “We just have a lot of unanswered logistical questions,” said the director of emergency preparedness for the California Assn. of Heath Facilities.
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