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Empty aisles

Tribune Staff

| March 17, 2020

Printed in the March 18, 2020 edition

Photo by China CassidyKris Kennedy and two of his children, Krystopher (left) and Kiana Kennedy (front) experienced firsthand the effects of panic buying on Sunday, March 15, when they were met by empty shelves. Grocery stores everywhere are struggling to maintain supplies with the demand of shoppers looking to stock up due to concerns of quarantine.