The chamber of commerce breakfast mixer is not a pandemic-friendly event. Dozens or even hundreds of people gather in the same room, eat together from buffet tables, talk to each other from a few feet away, shake hands repeatedly and exchange business cards. Tri-county chambers stopped holding them in March, and they are not on…
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