Daily Southtown - 2020-04-02

• Teachers use parody to connect with students
• Virus suspected in death of news publisher
• Closure of Children’s Museum takes a toll
• Weighing options for stimulus payments
• Pritzker announces fund for artists
• Death toll mounts in hard-hit NYC
• 3 finalists named in superinten­dent search
• 22nd Century Media folds amid ad drought
• Poll: Less than half like Trump’s pandemic job
• Federal inmates to be locked in cells for 14 days amid virus outbreak
• A missing boy tests tracker’s instincts
• Bad behavior, stupid choices in serious times
• Pelosi sees infrastruc­ture package similar to Trump’s
• Conditions for companies that get virus aid: Room for abuse?
• Restaurant­s find hope in delivering donated meals
• Rent strike idea gaining steam
• What you need to do to get your stimulus check
• Businesses cut 27,000 jobs before virus hit
• Stocks skid as economic toll worsens from virus
• Exactly how much power do we really want to give the government right now?
• WATCH THIS: THURSDAY
• Trampoline party gets more bouncers
• Horoscopes
• SEAN ON THE SPOT
• Grundy looks to ‘adjust on the fly’
• Jaskierski, Koppers feel golden about Andrew
• Wimbledon canceled
• Vegas, baby. Vegas.
• Remote education means quick learning curve
• Wolf ’s Bakery reopens in Evergreen Park
• Police: Smell of corned beef and cabbage bothered man who shot TV with AR-15
• CROSSWORD

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