UPS is doing home delivery, here. There was an article about not worrying too much about packaging - and how to handle/treat it.
Our local stores seem to be doing okay for most stocking, but business is reduced. Forget toilet paper.
Some grocery stores now have a shopping period for Seniors and others at-risk - Fred Meyers (Kroger) is 7-9 a.m., i think. In our semi-rural area, we are ganging together so one person shops for several, no one's sick out here. Yet. The Granddaughter brought some groceries, today, said Social Distancing wasn't too hard at store. We carry a cooler in bed of pickup, for perishables like lettuce in winter, for frozen goods/dairy in summer. At minus 20, even the can of soup goes in the cooler!
Freddy's is doing Order By Phone (maybe by internet, too) and you pick it up outside the store. Not sure if they deliver to a home in town. However, a senior friend just down the road did order, Sunday and was told it wouldn't be ready until Friday, maybe a whole week.
We don't have those fancy delivery options like in the Lower 48 big cities.
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