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PALATKA DAILY NEWS *** SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 2020 PUTNAM COUNTY’S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER $1 First Virus Death Reported in Putnam CORONAVIRUS UPDATE n Cases in Florida: 10,268 Business owner, friend of mayor succumbs to illness n Cases in Putnam: 15 n Deaths in Putnam: 1 BY SARAH CAVACINI AND WAYNE SMITH n Tests in Putnam: 400 Palatka Daily News n Negative tests: 395 (5 pending) [email protected] [email protected] In addition to n For questions regarding coronavirus, Putnam County call 329-1904, 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. daily. n A 54-year-old Palatka man on Friday became the first having its first If you think you have been exposed to death from COVID-19 and develop a fever, cough or Putnam County resident to die from coronavirus, but the coronavirus, a 15th difficulty breathing, call your health care Department of Health in Putnam County said the person person has been provider. had not been quarantined at Putnam Community diagnosed, state Medical Center. health officials said Resources: Mary Garcia, administrator for the Department of Friday. n floridahealth.gov and cdc.gov Health in Putnam County, said the victim died from COVID-19 complications. She stressed isolation for any- Submitted photo Source: Florida Department of Health one who thinks they have any symptoms of the virus. See VIRUS, Page 5A Plasma sought Hardware store from recovered donates to help virus patients BY SARAH CAVACINI FHP’s job easier Palatka Daily News [email protected] BY SARAH CAVACINI Palatka Daily News [email protected] Plasma donations from coronavirus patients who have recovered are needed at LifeSouth Community Blood Centers to potentially help Hagan Ace Hardware donated supplies this people currently suffering from COVID-19. week to Florida Highway Patrol troopers who Laura Bialeck, LifeSouth district community were stationed at Interstate 95 traffic check- development coordinator, said the technique was points. approved by the Food and Drug Administration Hagan Ace is in East Palatka and supplies from and has been used in the past to help patients all eight Ace locations went toward helping recover from other illnesses. troopers. Plasma would be collected from the recovered On Wednesday, owner Bill Hagan and patients and be sent to hospitals to help people Director of Store Operations Jacob Hagan currently infected. Submitted photo A Hagan Ace Hardware official presents hand sanitizer and bug spray that store employees donated to Florida Highway Patrol troopers Wednesday. See FHP, Page 14A See PLASMA, Page 3A Proms, graduations in limbo as social distancing continues PDN closes lobby, helps businesses Y MANUEL RIFFIN Palatka Daily News B E G officially canceled the month. “I’m not too optimistic that will and keep the newspaper’s readers and Palatka Daily News [email protected] dances, but he said he happen, to be honest.” staff safe. doesn’t think they are Surrency said he originally planned The Palatka Daily News will close “The Palatka Daily News and other likely to occur. to make a decision April 15, which is its building to visitors as of Monday. newspapers are classified as essential With the Florida Department of “I don’t want to when Florida schools had been tenta- The newspaper for the last two businesses under the executive order Education extending campus closures make a decision now tively scheduled to reopen their cam- weeks has restricted access to its issued Wednesday by Gov. 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Frank Kinsey said the argument Martin Luther King Jr., 39, was shot including tax began over Mavins walking his large dog while unleashed. and killed while standing on a balcony 13 weeks ................................ $24.62 Keith James Gibbs, 28, Charlettsvilla, Va. – two counts The dog did not approach Scott, nor act aggressively towards of the Lorraine Motel in Memphis, 26 weeks ................................ $49.25 carrying concealed weapon. him, authorities said, but the county has a law requiring that Tenn.; his slaying was followed by a 52 weeks ................................ $93.68 Jashawn Laquan Hooks, 26, Jacksonville – public order all dogs be leashed while off the owner’s property. wave of rioting (Washington, D.C., EZ-pay .................................... $84.00 crimes; cocaine possession. Both men fired their weapons. 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