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Toy stores adapt to shopping during the pandemic

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Toy store G. Willikers in Locust Valley has had to adapt to the COVID-19 pandemic just to stay in business so it offers shopping by appointment or FaceTime, phoning in or ordering online for curbside pickup, and/or delivering to out-of-town recipients. Credit: Morgan Campbell

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