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A collection of recently gathered donated masks sit in the front of the Fabric Patch store in Ephrata as Cindi Rang and her employees work to assist with shortages around the community.

A collection of recently gathered donated masks sit in the front of the Fabric Patch store in Ephrata as Cindi Rang and her employees work to assist with shortages around the community.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald

March 30, 2020

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Look for the helpers: Ephrata fabric shop co-owner, quilters working to ease mask shortage

Ephrata fabric shop co-owner, quilters working to ease mask shortage

EPHRATA — A former nurse practitioner in the area for 20 years, Cindi Rang watched the news last week as hospitals and emergency responders around the country worked to deal with the shortage of N95 respirator masks and other facial protection.