“It’s just adaptation. I think we’re sort of used to thinking on our feet- it’s just the nature of our industry,” says Hugh Watt, NACFOR’s general manager. “It can just change on you overnight. You just have to be ready for that, I think. ” Watt made the comments at NACFOR’s virtual open house on May 27.
June 4, 2020 The Valley Voice Article by John Boivin, Local Journalism Initiative reporter
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