Many Are Skipping Easter Candy, Outfits, Even Dinners, Survey Finds
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) -- Easter is coming up Sunday and many people's plans will be different as we deal with the COVID-19 outbreak.
Sixty-eight percent of Americans who observe Easter say the outbreak is affecting their holiday spending.
A WalletHub survey shows many are skipping candy, new outfits and easter food.
As for church, a majority would like to go to services if churches were open.
