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DuPage County releases most recent COVID-19 Case Counts

As of April 5 at press time, the total cases of COVID-19 in DuPage County are 647 including 22 deaths.

Of those, 88 are outbreak-associated and 559 non-outbreakassociated cases.

Outbreak-associated cases are linked to a congregate setting, e.g., long-term care facilities, workplaces, schools; or large gatherings, such as a convention or concert.

Since April 4, there were 41 new cases of COVID-19 in DuPage County including three deaths.

Regarding the 88 outbreak-associated cases (including 14 deaths) among DuPage County residents: • 42 cases (including seven deaths) are attributed to the Willowbrook long-term care facility (LTCF); • 25 cases (including 7 deaths) are attributed to 7 additional LTCFs; and • 21 cases are attributed to 10 outbreaks in other congregate settings and large gatherings.

DuPage County Health Department (DCHD) announced three additional deaths of persons with COVID-19 infection reported since April 4: • Female resident of DuPage County in her 80s with underlying conditions who had been living in the community; • Female resident of DuPage County in her 70s who had been living in the community; and • Female resident of a Naperville long-term care facility in her 70s with underlying conditions.

DCHD expresses our deepest sympathies to the families and caregivers of these individuals. We continue to work closely with our healthcare and community partners to reduce risk of COVID-19 complications and death, especially in our most vulnerable populations. Visit: dupagehealth.org/ to view the interactive map of confirmed COVID-19 cases in DuPage County.

This data is provisional as of 11 a.m. April 5, 2020 and is subject to change.

This story will be updated and posted at theindependentnewspapers.com throughout the coming week.

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County health department provides dashboard with information about confirmed COVID-19 cases Information updated daily; 647 confirmed cases in DuPage County as of Monday morning

The DuPage County Health Department announced a new interactive COVID-19 case map last week.

The case map, also referred to as a dashboard, links data from the DuPage County Health Department into the GIS Data Systems from DuPage County to provide a greater level of understanding into how the COVID-19 pandemic is unfolding across the county.

The information on the COVID-19

dashboard will be updated daily. Information regarding age range, gender and the community or residence of each identified case will be included.

“Since testing resources are limited to the most severe cases and at-risk populations, this does not reflect total disease presence in our communities,” stated a March 30 release from the DuPage County Health Department.

“As testing becomes more available, this information will become more reflective of the actual disease activity in the community.”

As of Monday morning, the dashboard indicated 647 total confirmed

cases in DuPage County, including 22 deaths. Fourteen (14) of the 22 deaths have occurred at long-term care facilities.

The first case of COVID-19 in the county was confirmed on March 13.

“Due to the nature of COVID-19 community spread and testing, the number of positive cases is likely much higher than that listed as a result of unreported or untested cases in our community,” related a statement on the health department’s dashboard.

According to the dashboard, a breakdown of the 647 cases by municipality as of Monday morning indicated 41 cases among Addison residents, 41 among Lombard resi-

Jesse White remarks on passing of Ed Farmer

As kidney recipient, Sox announcer supported organ, tissue donation program

“We have lost an extraordinary person with the passing of Chicago White Sox radio announcer Ed Farmer, and I have lost a dear friend,” said Illinois Secretary of State Jesse White. “I was proud to partner with Ed on organ/tissue donation awareness and saw first-hand his passion

and commitment to this lifesaving program.

“As a kidney recipient, he dedicated himself to giving back to the program that extended his life for nearly 30 years. Ed and I worked together to bring White Sox players to the James R. Thompson Center in Chi-

cago where they signed autographs, educated the public and most importantly registered people for the state’s organ/tissue donor program.

“Ed was a hero. My deepest sympathy to the Farmer Family, his White Sox Family and Ed’s many friends and fans.”

DuPage Care Center seeking donations through Amazon Wish List

EEHealth offers prenatal classes online

Due to the current Covid-19 situation, Edward-Elmhurst Health has decided to offer its prenatal classes online using Zoom platform. There will be a live instructor to present the material, show slides of our maternity unit, and answer any queståions.

There will also be short videos and class handouts sent to you as .pdf’s that you can download to your computer to read through at your leisure.

The hospital is currently offering the following classes online: • Childbirth Classes for Elmhurst Hospital patients - $55 per couple • Babycare classes - $25 per couple • Breastfeeding classes - $20 per couple • Virtual Tours of Elmhurst Hospital Family Birth Center - free • Grandparenting classes - free See class dates and register online at www.EEHealth.org/classes-events or by calling Class Registration at 630-527-6363.

Support Groups The hospital is also hosting Cradle Talk, Babies & Mommies of Elmhurst Hospital, and Nurturing Mom as online Zoom sessions (contact Susan.Bard@EEHealth.org for more information).

The list contains art supplies, inexpensive electronics and cords, magnifying lamps, large print books, weighted blankets and other miscellaneous items that will help improve the residents’ quality of life. Monetary donations are also being accepted and can be made payable to the DuPage Care Center Foundation.

Donations can also be mailed to the

DuPage Care Center, 400 N. County Farm Road, Wheaton, IL 60187.

The Care Center is currently not allowing visitors per guidelines from the Illinois Department of Public Health and Centers for Disease Control.

For more information, call (630) 784-4260 or email dpcc@dupageco. org.

The dashboard showed 111 cases in the county among residents ages 40-49, and 88 cases in the 30-39 age range.

There were 73 cases among residents ages 20-29, seven cases in the 10-19 age range, and one case in the children’s age group up to 9 years old.

Statewide, there are 11,256 confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of Monday morning, with 274 deaths.

To view the county’s COVID-19 case dashboard, visit dupagehealth. org.

A message from County Board Chairman Dan Cronin

Our world has significantly changed over the last few months.

DuPage County has acted quickly and decisively on several fronts to combat the spread of COVID-19 while preserving the operations of essential County business. Like everyone, we have transformed operations rapidly, shifting to remote work, split shifts and employing appropriate public health recommendations.

We have also provided essential assistance to non-profits, small businesses, municipalities and healthcare providers who join us in meeting the unique needs of our residents during this unprecedented public health response.

We all have a role to play. We’re asking everyone to continue to observe the health guidelines that are now part of our everyday lives: Stay home if you’re sick, wash your hands, practice social distancing and respiratory etiquette by covering coughs and sneezes. We can each do our part to help our friends and neighbors stay safe and stay healthy.

Be well, Dan Cronin Chairman, DuPage County Board

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dents, 28 cases among Bensenville residents, 20 cases among Villa Park residents and nine cases among residents of Oakbrook Terrace.

The 647 cases in the county included 335 cases in females (about 52 percent of the overall total) and 312 cases (about 48 percent) among males.

A breakdown of age ranges showed 118 of the 647 cases in the county were in residents ages 50-59; there were 113 cases in residents ages 6069; 66 cases in the 70-79 age group and 70 cases in residents 80 and older.

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Village President signs executive order temporarily allowing ‘to-go’ liquor sales With establishments being limited to drive-through, carry-out, and delivery only during this time, Village President Frank DeSimone signed an executive order allowing on-premise only liquor license holders to sell for off-premise consumption.

This allows on-premise only liquor license holders in Bensenville the ability to apply for a temporary license to sell alcoholic liquor for off-premise consumption until April 7, 2020, or the earlier termination or extension of the health emergency by

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Dear Fenton families: I hope you had a restful and relaxing spring break. As the COVID-19 situation continues, let’s do our part by staying at home, washing our hands, and staying engaged. We truly appreciate your cooperation and flexibility during this time of crisis and uncharted waters. We miss you and are thinking about you.

The Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) has provided recommended guidelines in regards to remote learning. Therefore, we created a remote learning task force, composed of teachers and administrators, to create a remote learning plan that will incorporate appropriate ISBE recommendations. We believe this plan will mirror many aspects of our e-learning plan that our students, parents, and staff have been working under. We anticipate that the plan will be completed by the end of this week and we will email the plan to all Fenton families.

In many ways, we are building a new Fenton. A virtual Fenton High School. This is new for all of us: students, parents, staff, and community.

For one, I feel like a first year teacher and administrator, and I bet the rest of the teachers feel the same way.

For our students and parents, I can only imagine how difficult this can be. I’m worried about our families who lack resources, shelter, and a shoulder to lean on at home. The only way Bison Country will get through this is with love, empathy, flexibility, and collaboration.

Here’s our game plan for the month of April: • Monday, April 6 - Thursday, April 9 • Students continue e-learning: students continue to check in for attendance during 2nd and 7th periods. Check all Google Classrooms and engage in the activities and learning.

• Task Force to create remote learning plan, incorporate ISBE recommendations • Email remote learning plan to families • Food Distribution from 10 a.m. to noon • Love, empathy, flexibility, and collaboration • Friday, April 10 (Good Friday/ Easter Weekend) • No school • Thursday food distribution will include food for Friday, Saturday and Sunday • Love, empathy, flexibility, and collaboration • Remote Learning: April 13 May 1 • Student continue learning remotely • Remote learning with

Police reports The Bensenville Police Department recently reported the following arrests and citations. Persons who are charged with domestic battery are not named in order to protect the victim’s privacy. Readers are reminded that an arrest does not constitute a conviction, and that suspects are considered innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. Juveniles age 17-or-younger are not named.

March 31, 11:59 a.m. in the 400 block of Diana Court, a complainant reported that an unknown suspect used his identity to fraudulently withdraw money from complainant personal account. This case is under investigation. BEPC2000265.

March 29, 7:04 a.m. in the 900 block of John Street, a complainant

reported his vehicle and front door and side wall to his home was damage that a unknown suspect. This case is under investigation. BEPC2000263.

March 28,12:09 a.m. in the 1000 block of David Drive, a 70-year-old Bensenville man was arrested for aggravated assault and domestic battery.

BEPC2000259.

March 28, 4:52 a.m. near E. Red Oak St. and S. York Road, Gavino Huerta Jr., 31, of Melrose Park, was arrested for aggravated assault, aggravated battery and resisting or obstructing a police officer. BEPC2000260.

March 28, 8:32 p.m. near W. Irving Park Road and N. York Road, Angelo Caldarulo, 35, of Elmwood Park, was arrested for possession of controlled substance. BEPC2000262.

incorporated ISBE recommendations • Love, empathy, flexibility, and goes into effect collaboration • Food distribution, Monday Be safe! And let’s build this Friday, from 10 a.m. to noon virtual high school in harmony.

James Ongtengco • Love, empathy, flexibility, and Superintendent collaboration Fenton High School • After May 1, to be determined District 100 by the state

Updates from Bensenville, Fenton Updated hours of service at Bensenville-Wood Dale Food Pantry The Bensenville-Wood Dale Food Pantry remains open to serve the community. However, to ensure the health of its volunteers and its ability to serve the community, the pantry must change its hours of operation. The pantry will now be open to the public on Saturday’s only from 8:30 to 11 a.m. at 192 S. Center Street in Bensenville.

Boxed food available during Spring Break and beyond Families in need can drive through Fenton’s bus lane to receive boxed meals during the following hours: From 10 a.m. until 12 p.m. now through Thursday, April 9. Extra food will be provided on Thursday, April 9 to accommodate for Friday’s closure and the weekend.

The free meals are open to everyone. You do not need to have children enrolled at Fenton.

Learning doesn’t stop at Fenton Fenton’s campus may be closed, but our staff is still engaged with nearly all of our students by utilizing a number of internet-based programs in our E-Learning toolbox. We’ve been off for Spring Break, but lessons will resume Monday, April 6. All students first start in their Google Classroom and go from there. Here are just a few examples of our creativity and great relationships: • Mrs. Seredy Williams continues to give choir lessons and host mini rehearsals using the Zoom video app and the smartmusic app.

Outside of group discussions, students upload videos of their segments or assignments for Mrs. Williams to review.

• Mr. Mike Baker is utilizing YouTube Livestream to demonstrate and discussion science topics.

• Mrs. Gina Vera is utilizing a mixture of WeVideo to send Spanish prompts to students so they can see her speaking. Students then, in return, send an audio in response using ChromeMP3.

Elmhurst man charged with child pornography

According to area law enforcement officials, an Elmhurst man has been charged with predatory criminal sexual assault, as well as for video-recording the attack and disseminating it, according to DuPage County court records.

Ernest A. Pearson, 34, of the 700 block of Kenilworth Avenue in Elmhurst, was charged Friday, March 27.

As of Monday evening, March 30, he remained in the DuPage County jail on $500,000 bond and was still being held on Tuesday afternoon, according to jail records. Pearson was then to be transferred to the custody of the Grundy County Sheriff’s Office.

Reports said Pearson is accused to videotaping a child sleeping on January 5 and for distributing the video.

He has been charged with assaulting a child younger than 13 and for three counts of child pornography. According to Grundy County records, Pearson pleaded guilty in 2013 to the burglary of a gas station in Morris the year prior.

If Pearson posts bond, he will be required to wear a GPS tracker and stay at least 1,000 feet away from the victim and her residence. He also would have to stay off the Internet and have no contact with persons younger than 18.

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Pythagoras celebrates Greek Independence Day Students at Pythagoras Children’s Academy celebrate Greek Independence Day and their Hellenic Pride, while at home on Wednesday, March 25. The young people are all pictured in their own respective homes! All photos were provided.

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Police Reports Area police departments recently reported the following arrests and citations.

Readers are reminded that an arrest does not constitute a conviction, and that suspects are considered innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law. Persons charged with domestic battery are not named in order to protect the privacy of victims.

Juveniles age 17 or younger are not named.

March 24 Theft of lost or mislaid property was reported at a local store. Police Villa Park said an unknown suspect took a walMarch 26 James N. Lodge, 36, of Schiller let that was inadvertently left behind Park, was charged with public inde- at the store sometime between 10:44 cency-lewd exposure at a local store and 11 a.m. The wallet contained an at around 4:01 p.m. of W. Lake at around 12:56 p.m.

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March 25 Trevor Wukasch, 37, of Elmhurst, was charged with violation of an order of protection, endangering the Addison health or life of a child in the 200 March 27 block of S. Illinois at around 11:01 Police said a Rosemont Police a.m. officer transported Shaquille V. ArA 19-year-old homeless man was chibaldo, 26, of Warrenville, to the charged with two counts of domestic Rosemont Police Department for St. battery at a local store IL at around 9:37 116 S. Main Lombard, 60148 processing on a warrant in the 900 p.m.

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March 22 Police said an unknown suspect enJonathan M. Tavira, 21, of Addi- tered a garage through an unsecured son, was charged with DUI, failure door on the northeast side of the to yield to an emergency vehicle and building, removing three tools, and improper lane usage in the 500 block exited the building.

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DuPage County State’s Attorney Robert Berlin and West Chicago Chief of Police Michael Uplegger announced on Thursday, April 2 that bond has been set for a West Chicago man accused of hijacking a 62-yearold man’s car at knifepoint. Moises Patino-Romero, 25, of West Chicago, appeared in Bond Court, where Judge Alex McGimpsey set bond at $300,000 with 10% to apply. Patino-Romero has been charged with two counts of Aggravated Vehicular Hijacking, a Class X Felony.

At approximately 12:08 p.m., on March 31, 2020, the victim went to a local store and left his vehicle unlocked in the parking lot while he went inside. The victim returned to his vehicle and drove away while speaking to someone on the phone.

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Judge McGimpsey is for both of Patino-Romero’s cases.

“The allegations against Mr. Patino-Romero are outrageous,” Berlin said. “This type of violent behavior, particularly in consideration of the current stay-at-home order, will not be tolerated in DuPage County and will be met with the full force of the law. What I find particularly troubling is the fact that Mr. Patino-Romero was just released from custody less than half an hour before he allegedly committed this crime. Thankfully, the victim in this case was not physically harmed.”

Patino-Romero’s next court appearance is scheduled for April 27, 2020 for arraignment in front of Judge George Bakalis.

Members of the public are reminded that this complaint contains only charges and is not proof of the defendant’s guilt.

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An investigation conducted by the West Chicago Police Department led to Patino-Romero who was apprehended approximately 24 hours later.

At the time of his arrest, Patino-Romero was on a recognizance bond for a Criminal Trespass to Residence in the early morning hours of the same day.

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March 23 William A. Bell, 50, of Villa Park, was charged with violation of an order of protection in the 300 block of N. Princeton at around 9:24 p.m.

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AD TO RUN were part Plan is aligned to recommendations The following messages 7.3.13 of Dr. Helton’s weekly newsletter col- from the ISBE, as well as the district’s mission and vision. The ISBE umn: SIZE “The 2019-20 school year has been provided 2 x 4 overarching best practices an unprecedented experience for all of and standards for instruction, grading, APPROVED BY social-emotional us, as the impacts of the coronavirus communication, disease (COVID-19) pandemic con- needs, content selection and delivery, DATE tinue to bring about challenges none family engagement and other imof us thought we would face. The portant concerns, as well as specific commitment of our stakeholders to guidance for different grade bands, connect with and care for our students English Learners and students with shines through, and we continue to disabilities work together to overcome the adversity presented by this arduous period Schedule • Teachers, counselors, deans, soin our history. “I would like to thank our staff members, students, parents/ cial workers, school psychologists, guardians and community members IEP coordinators, special education for their cooperation, understanding, and literacy department heads, teachadaptability and support. We are com- er assistants and other support staff as mitted to keeping you up to date with assigned will be available to students the latest COVID-19 information. We for instruction and support from 7:45 Your ad with a.m. to 3 p.m. daily (Monday through will continue to post current content Friday). at dupage88.net/Coronavirus.” us brings • On Remote Learning Days, asresults! signments will be posted in each Remote Learning The Illinois State Board of Edu- teacher’s Google classroom by 8:30 cation (ISBE) has shifted to Remote a.m.

• Students are required to check in Learning Days to ensure continuity of education. At District 88, we are to each Google Classroom for which meeting these standards through our they are enrolled by 3 p.m. daily E-learning Plan. I highly recommend (Monday through Friday) for attenall students stay connected and take dance purposes.

• Should your child be absent from advantage of every learning opportunity our teachers provide, and I ask Remote Learning, please contact the that students check in and engage attendance office at 630-682-3333 (Addison Trail) or 630-530-3428 with their teachers.

We have officially transitioned (Willowbrook). from Act of God Days to Remote Learning Days, and we will imple- Grading To provide consistency and continment our Remote Learning Plan on uation of learning, and to prioritize the Monday, April 6.

The District 88 Remote Learning connectedness and care for students,

student learning will be assessed and graded using the District 88 grading scale.

• All students will have the opportunity to demonstrate learning and receive credit for the submission and/ or makeup of learning tasks assigned before March 17, 2020.

• During Remote Learning, the student’s current grade is maintained and can be improved, provided the student demonstrates continued engagement and ability.

• Should students fail to demonstrate or maintain the teacher’s expected levels of learning and engagement, students may earn an incomplete grade for the course for the semester.

• Students with incomplete grades will be provided more time, support and resources to recover their passing grade.

• Failing grades won’t be issued.

• Final exams won’t be administered.

Internet connection • Should your student need access to a device or to Wi-Fi, contact District 88 Library Media Center Director Rose Janusz at rjanusz@dupage88.net or 630-628-2611.

• For teachers or students who are having technology issues, contact the Technology Department at: • Addison Trail: supportat@dupage88.net or 630-628-3343.

• Willowbrook: supportwb@dupage88.net or 630-530-3414.

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Letter to the editor

Citizen outraged at people dropping used gloves on the ground I am outraged at the stupidity of people with the way they are reacting to this pandemic. I was at the Sam’s Club in Addison on Saturday grocery shopping and yes, some people are wearing gloves and masks, yet some don’t practice the 6 ft. of social distance. People are still crowding around certain areas of the stores, especially when you try to pay.

I don’t understand what part of “6 feet of distance” people don’t get?

I started saying if Michael Jordan doesn’t fit laying down between you and me, then you are standing too close to me -- move back!!!

Some people are wearing gloves to prevent getting the virus, but these dumb, “covidiots” are taking them off in the parking lot and throwing them onto the ground! We need to

get the word out that this behavior is not going to help stop the spread.

Someone has to pick those gloves up and no one will want to. This is absolutely stupid and not a way to flatten the curve.

Wearing gloves does not stop the spread as they are touching all the things you are buying. Wearing gloves gives a false illusion that you are safer when in fact you are actually putting yourselves more at risk and spreading the virus or germs more. Leave the gloves for the doctors and nurses, the ones that need to use them and change them after every patient. That’s who really needs the gloves, not the average Joe that can use hand sanitizer and wash his/ her hands.

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Advanced Placement (AP)/ college-level exams • For the 2019-20 exam administration only, students can take a 45-minute online free-response exam at home.

• Some students might want to take the exam sooner rather than later, while the content is still fresh. Other students might want more time to practice. For each AP subject, there will be two testing dates. To find out the dates, visit apcoronavirusupdates. collegeboard.org.

• The College Board continues to support students with free resources through exam day. Students and teachers can attend free, live AP review courses, delivered by AP teachers from throughout the U.S. For more information, visit apcoronavirusupdates.collegeboard.org.

• While The College Board encourages students to wait until closer

to the test date to decide, any student • Our Board of Education meetings already registered for an exam can will be hosted virtually, and details will be shared closer to each meeting. choose to cancel at no charge.

• Addison Trail and Willowbrook will communicate further details reUpcoming District 88 events Along with altering the academic garding upcoming events. setting, COVID-19 also has affected our ability to host events. We certain- Food service ly understand the frustration and devWe will maintain our partnerastation of our families and students ship with Addison School District 4, – especially our seniors – as events School District 45, Salt Creek School and activities have been impacted. We District 48, Arbor Management, will evaluate all events scheduled to Chartwells and Cottage Hill Operattake place in April and determine the ing Company to provide free meals best possible outcome. Those deci- to residents who are 18 years old and sions will be made with the safety and younger. well-being of our students in mind.

We have delivered more than Below are the steps we will take.

48,000 meals so far, and we will con1. Postpone and reschedule April tinue to distribute food from 10 a.m. events if possible to noon on Tuesdays, starting April 7.

2. Develop and implement virtual See details about our food-service events in place of in-person events program, including how adults can where applicable sign up and volunteer to help, at dup3. Cancel events if unavoidable age88.net/Coronavirus.

State-wide COVID-19 roundup Prison population The Pritzker administration is continuing to review and commute the sentences of vulnerable inmates and those with nonviolent offenses to mitigate potential spread among prison populations.

Sentences for pregnant women or those with babies, retail shoplifters and those incarcerated on narcotics chargers have been commuted.

“We had more than 1,000 fewer prisoners in prison today than we had on February 1,” Pritzker said April 2.

On March 31, the state announced an outbreak at Stateville Correctional Center in Crest Hill, with 32 cases reported and more tests pending.

Ezike said people who were infected at Stateville were moved into a separate part of the facility, and the num-

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“Again, here’s another glimmer of hope—three people recovered and were released from the hospital,” she said.

Healthcare coverage and workforce Gov. JB Pritzker said April 1 that more than 1,100 former health care professionals and those who practice out of state have responded to his call to renew or apply for licenses in Illinois so they can join the workforce treating COVID-19 patients.

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DuPage Foundation sets up COVID-19 Response Fund The DuPage Foundation has created the COVID-19 Response Fund to receive contributions from those looking to support our community in this time of crisis and help fuel our local not-for-profits who will be impacted by and charged with responding to the repercussions of this emergency.

The Foundation recently announced it had received a $150,000 donation from the Birck family, with footprints in Hinsdale and Naperville, to the Foundation’s new COVID-19 Response Fund, bringing the funds current total to more than $300,000..

“Our family is pleased to support the DuPage Foundation and other local charities in addressing the needs of our community during this pandemic,” said Chris Birck of Naperville. “My mom, Kay, was a nurse, so healthcare is a very big part of our lives. This is truly a crisis of historic proportions.”

The Foundation anticipates that the effects of COVID-19 will be significant on the DuPage community.

“During the following days, weeks, and months, DuPage County’s most vulnerable residents will need the services of our not-for-profit partners more than ever,” said Dave McGowan, Foundation President & CEO. “Not-for-profits will be impacted as needs expand, volunteers stay home for fear of contracting or spreading the virus, and donors recoil due to individual market losses.”

The COVID-19 Response Fund of the DuPage Foundation enables private individuals, foundations, corporations, and other organizations to collectively support our neighbors in need by lifting up the not-forprofits serving them on the front-line.

“The Foundation encourages you to continue giving directly to your favorite charities as they need your support now more than ever,” added McGowan.

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like to help fuel multiple organizations affected by this emergency and serving on the front lines to aid our most vulnerable neighbors, please join us in doing a world of good right here in our own backyard, and make a gift to the COVID-19 Response Fund today.”

Checks can also be mailed to: DuPage Foundation COVID-19 Response Fund 3000 Woodcreek Drive, Ste. 310 Downers Grove, IL 60515 Interested in making a gift of securities, IRA Qualified Charitable Distribution, or another asset? Contact Kait Balsewicz, development officer, at 630-598-5292 or kait@dupagefoundation.org for more information or to request transfer instructions.

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State Sens. Elgie Sims and Tom Cullerton worked with PathoSans/ Klarion Technologies, a division of Spraying Systems Co., to spearhead efforts to make disinfectant and sanitizer more readily available to first responders across Illinois.

Sims (D-Chicago) and Cullerton (D-Villa Park) partnered with PathoSans Technologies to secure up to 5,000 gallons per day of its PathoCide® disinfectant and sanitizer, which will allow the state to clean vehicles, work surfaces, and facilities to keep government personnel and citizens safer during the coronavirus crisis.

“All of us at PathoSans are honored to do our part to help the State in this unprecedented time of crisis,” said Dr. William J. Kohley, president of PathoSans/Klarion Technologies, USA.“ The systems we make and sell are designed to supply large volumes of environmentally responsible cleaners and sanitizers. We make these products right here in Illinois, and we knew we could help people by supplying this critical product that’s currently not available from other suppliers.”

PathoSans Technologies will donate the disinfectant to state first responders and the teams that support them, as well as other state personnel who cannot secure enough disinfectant and sanitizer due to shortages caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sims and Cullerton were pleased to work with an Illinois business to help battle this pandemic. One of the key steps in limiting the spread of COVID-19 is cleaning and disinfecting commonly used surfaces.

“I’m incredibly proud to see a business within our community join the fight to battle this awful pandemic,” Cullerton said. “Our first responders are working day and night to keep us all safe. Making this disinfectant readily available will help stop the spread of COVID-19.

It is absolutely essential that we take every possible step to give our first responders and constituents the resources to be safe during this pandemic.”

PathoSans thanked Gov. JB Pritzker and his staff, especially Deputy Gov. Christian Mitchell, along with several other elected officials and state and county agencies.

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The department also provided guidance to its regulated entities, state banks, credit unions, installment lenders, payday lenders, title loan lenders, sales finance lenders including auto loans, currency exchanges, student loan servicers, mortgage servicers, and collection agencies concerning their lending, servicing, and collection during the COVID-19 pandemic.

IDFPR guidance for state banks and credit unions and help for their consumers The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR), Division of Banking and Division of Financial Institutions strongly urges banks and credit unions to respond to borrowers affected by the current economic environment, such as small businesses, hourly workers, and independent contractors.

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Additionally, banks and credit unions should contact customers via app announcements, text, email, or otherwise to explain the above-listed assistance being offered to customers.

Guidance to Illinois-licensed depository institutions regarding support for borrowers impacted by COVID-19 may be viewed here https://www.idfpr.com/COVID-19.asp.

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IHSA delivers update on potential for high school spring sports Athletics could resume if schools open in early May; Post-season competitions could extend into late June

The Illinois High School Association (IHSA) issued an update last week that offered some hope for salvaging 2020 high school spring sports seasons in the state.

On March 13, Gov. JB Pritzker ordered all K-12 schools in Illinois to close from March 17-30, because of the COVID-19 pandemic. That closure was subsequently extended through April 7. Last week, Pritzker announced it would be extended through April 30.

“Even though Illinois schools will remain closed through April 30, following the March 31 announcement

by Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker, we remain optimistic that a May 1 return to school, followed by a to-be-determined acclimatization practice period, can still result in a truncated spring season that culminates with IHSA State Series tournaments and the crowning of state champions in June,” noted the April 1 statement from the IHSA, which oversees high school athletics in the state.

The Illinois State Superintendent of

Schools has stated that no IHSA member school should organize any spring sports practices or games while the state’s high schools are closed to onsite instruction.

High school spring sports teams had begun practicing before the COVID-19 shutdown in mid-March. Most spring sports teams have yet to play a competitive event during the 2020 season.

Several high school spring sports are scheduled to hold their state series post-season competitions in May. The IHSA state tournaments in badminton and boys gymnastics, for example, are both scheduled to take place May 1516.

Other sports, like boys volleyball, softball and baseball are scheduled to extend into June. The IHSA Class 3A and 4A state championship games in softball and baseball are both scheduled for June 13. Post-season play in those two sports is supposed to begin in late May. In late March, the IHSA stated it is

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There is some good news for bicycle commuters during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Pritzker administration has deemed bicycle service and repair as an essential service in Illinois. Villa Park Village Trustee Bob Wagner (middle) made a recent visit to J&R Cycle at 240 W. St. Charles Road in Villa Park to thank owners Bob and Lorna Pecora for their support in joining other bike shops and officials to persuade the Pritzker administration to designate bike shops as an essential service. The Pecoras noted that they have recently had a steady flow of customers seeking bike service. The business follows guidelines set forth by the Centers for Disease Control and the DuPage County Health Department. A hand sanitizer station is available for customers at an entrance to the shop. The Pecoras are careful to clean and disinfect surfaces and products on a regular basis. J&R Cycle is maintaining regular hours, but has chosen to limit the number of customers who enter the store. Customers can arrange for curbside drop-off and pick-up, and can pay over the phone. Only credit card payments are being accepted. Customers are urged to practice social distancing within the store.

considering an extension of the spring sports season. Last week’s statement mentioned that the extension could run into late June, but not into July.

“In its discussions thus far, the IHSA Board of Directors has been highly supportive of creating an exemption to the IHSA season limitation bylaw to allow spring sports to play into late June, but competing into or beyond July is not being considered at this time,” the April 1 statement related.

Last week’s IHSA update noted that

if school buildings don’t open for the remainder of the school year, all spring sports seasons are likely to be canceled.

“We are also realistic in recognizing that any further school postponements, or the cessation of physical school attendance for the remainder of the year, will almost certainly result in the cancellation of all remaining IHSA sports and activities this school year.”

The IHSA’s April 1 update related that it’s too early to say definitively that IHSA activities will resume on May 1.

Additionally, it is possible that while schools may reopen, other gatherings, like sports, may remain limited.

The IHSA concluded last week’s update by stating that coaches are allowed to provide guidance on types of workouts and skills that students can complete on a voluntary basis during the mandated school closure.

“This is allowed as long as coaches aren’t requiring individuals from their team to practice the skills or complete the workouts,” the statement noted.

Warrior for all seasons waits to take the field Senior standout Tumilty stays active while 2020 baseball season is on hold STAFF REPORT

It took a pandemic to sideline Willowbrook senior Sam Tumilty.

The three-sport athlete was about to begin his final season as a Warrior when the COVID-19 shutdown closed all K-12 schools in Illinois and ceased all high school athletic competitions and practices.

Tumilty and his teammates on the Willowbrook baseball team were able to get in about two weeks of practice, including a few days on the field, before the shutdown began in the middle of March. The Warriors’ season opener was supposed to take place on March 18.

“I think everyone’s missing sports right now,” said Tumilty. “Life is incomplete without sports, and I think we’re seeing that now.”

Tumilty has been an athletic standout in every season he’s been at Willowbrook. His decorated football career as a Warrior includes three varsity seasons, capped off by the 2019 campaign in which he guided the team to an 11-2 record, three playoff victories and a berth in the IHSA Class 7A semifinals.

A few days after finishing his senior football season—in which he excelled as a quarterback and defensive back—Tumilty suited up for basketball. He provided 12.5 points per game for Willowbrook during the 2019-20 season—his second varsity campaign with the boys basketball program. He also distributed a team-leading 116 assists.

Tumilty was preparing to begin his third season with the varsity baseball team when the COVID-19 shutdown arrived.

“Everyone’s trying to adapt to the situation we’re in right now,” Tumilty said. “It’s pretty weird for everybody. We’re trying to be patient and hope for the best.”

All K-12 schools in Illinois are closed through at least April 30. If

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Willowbrook senior Sam Tumilty was preparing to begin the baseball season when the COVID-19 pandemic shut down all high school athletics in Illinois. Tumilty has been a three-sport standout during his high school career, playing football in the fall, basketball in the winter and baseball in the spring. Tumilty won numerous accolades during the 2019 football season. The quarterback and defensive back was named to the Illinois High School Football Coaches Association (IHSFCA) Class 7A All-State team. He led the Warriors to an 11-2 record and a berth in the IHSA Class 7A semifinals. Tumilty scored 12.5 points per game for Willowbrook’s boys basketball team during the 2019-20 winter season. He hopes to begin his third season as a member of the varsity baseball team sometime next month. All K-12 schools in Illinois are closed to on-site instruction through at least April 30. Neither games nor organized practices are permitted while that closure is in effect.

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regular classes do resume in early May, there is a possibility that spring sports teams could play shortened seasons. The IHSA—which oversees high school athletics in the state— is considering an extension of the spring sports season into late June.

The current post-season baseball schedule calls for Willowbrook and other IHSA Class 4A teams to begin playoff competition with regionals in late May. Regional finals are scheduled for May 30, with sectional championships scheduled for June 6, and the IHSA state championship

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football and baseball at his next school.

“It’s still up in the air; I’m going to come to a decision pretty soon,” he said.

Like millions of other sports fans, Tumilty is missing the routine of watching sports on television; virtually all major college and professional sports have come to a halt during the pandemic. He looks forward to the day when he and everyone else can return to action.

“I’m just trying to stay positive and optimistic,” he said.

game taking place June 13.

Tumilty has remained active while the baseball season has been on hold.

“I’m just trying to stay in shape,” said Tumilty. “I have the benefit of having siblings, so I’ve been playing sports with them.”

In addition to playing basketball and football with his siblings, Tumilty’s activities have including ping pong, bike riding and going for walks with his dog.

Tumilty said he has yet do decide where he’ll be attending college in the fall. He did say he plans to play

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tually Illinois residents who practice in border communities just outside the state.

“Right now those numbers are running about half-andhalf, with more applications coming in every day,” he said.

“It’s really incredible to watch. The people of this state are truly so deeply genuinely caring.”

November election During his daily news conference March 31, Gov. JB Pritzker addressed questions about voting in the November general election.

“I do think that we’re going to have to look at, for the general election, the idea that we may have to move to significant amount or maybe all mail-in ballots or at least giving people the opportunity to do that,” he said.

But, he said, that’s a decision that would have to be made by the General Assembly, and it is uncertain when the body will meet to discuss such legislation as an operating budget

and other must-pass measures.

“We have to find a way to get the Legislature together.

That’s going to be a decision that gets made by the legislative leaders, along with our public health professionals, to determine how you get 177 General Assembly members in the similar area and vote on things,” he said.

School cancellations Indiana and Michigan governors have canceled in-person classes for the rest of the school year. When asked whether he was considering similar action on Thursday, April 2, Pritzker said, “I don’t really have a good answer for you.”

“Will school be canceled for the rest of the year is really a decision that will get made as we get closer, as we enter a peak period whenever that may be—sometime, we think, in the later half of April,” the governor said. “(When) we start to come off that peak, I think we’ll start to be able to make some decisions about what does May look like.”

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