Imperial Valley Press - 2020-03-22

• Many parks remain open
• Cutbacks mean Preciado-Platero will be ‘Red Cross Lady’ no more
• Who is ‘essential’ now that California­ns have to stay home?
• IID Board declares local emergency
• STORIES FROM THE PAST
• 38 positive for coronaviru­s in NYC jails, including Rikers
• At sea during pandemic, fishermen return to stormy times
• First weekend of California stay-at-home order hits millions
• The drive-in, relic of yesterday, finds itself suited to now
• Crossover country superstar Kenny Rogers dies at 81
• 6 bodies recovered after water sweeps cars from Indiana road
• US tourists stranded abroad don’t know when they’ll return
• Tribes take measures to slow spread of new coronaviru­s
• Smelling like a dog
• If the Supreme Court repeals the Affordable Care Act, California will feel substantia­l impact
• Dealing with isolation during the COVID-19 crisis
• Virus staffing issues suspend flights to NYC, Philadelph­ia
• Virus concerns lead to ‘public’ meetings without the public
• Broncos addition of Gordon clouds Freeman’s Denver prospects
• Rivers eager to prove critics wrong after joining Colts
• Former No. 1 overall draft picks still available on market
• Mini tours playing through during virus outbreak
• How to clean when faced with a shortage of supplies
• SENIOR MENUS |
• Virus outbreak poses massive challenges for US charities
• Dow drops more than 900 points, ending worst week since 2008
• Economic rescue balloons past $1 trillion as talks resume
• US home sales jumped to 13-year high before viral outbreak
• China, on virus PR offensive, sends masks and experts abroad
• Fraud and sex abuse probes in UN peace operations increase
• Amazon’s ‘Blow the Man Down’ is entertaini­ngly complicate­d
• Finding inspiratio­n on NBC’s ‘Council of Dads’
• Have a film festival at home

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