The Sentinel-Record - 2020-04-02

• State parks, HSNP to halt overnight camping due to virus
• Oaklawn extends closure of casino through April 30
• Board allows city directors to vote on items remotely
• Community relief program establishe­d
• Man arrested after standoff; had child, drugs in car with him
• Woman allegedly chases, assaults pregnant female
• High hopes on rocks with season stoppage
• Today in history
• Habitual offender on parole arrested again for alleged gas station burglary
• Appeals court upholds ex-college president’s bribery plot conviction
• Statement of core values
• Trump resists national shutdown, leaving it up to states
• Census Day arrives with US almost paralyzed by coronaviru­s
• Keep your car interior clean to reduce risk from coronaviru­s
• States largely have authority over when to shut down, reopen
• ‘A battlefiel­d behind your home’: Deaths mount in New York
• Trump: US to deploy anti-drug Navy ships toward Venezuela
• Georgia Sen. Loeffler gets renewed scrutiny over stock market moves
• Obituaries
• Trump finally has sustainabl­e coronaviru­s strategy
• #PresidentC­uomo
• A different scenario
• Pelosi sees infrastruc­ture package similar to Trump $2T plan
• Bucks try to make sure they’re ready whenever season resumes
• NFL teams rely on tape with virus altering pre-draft routine
• Simone Biles on 2021 Olympics: ‘Nothing is set in stone’
• Say no to bizarre ideas to get sports going again
• Thrift stores
• VIRUS DIARY: An unfamiliar war for those who live with war
• Man’s closeness to mother puts distance in relationsh­ip
• Support groups

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