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Rocking Retirement John and Andrea Quick Build a Country Retreat May | June 2020 Rocking Retirement John and Andrea Quick build a country retreat Pizza Places // Daniel Martinez and Lulu Loquidis // Senior Class Acts Columbus Magazine 1 STAY INFORMED! The Republic is your trusted source for openings, closings, cancellations and COVID-19 updates. Call today to start your subscription and stay up-to-date. 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BY ANDY EAST | THE REPUBLIC This measure is to meet the [email protected] For more coverage health needs of potential INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Sunday, March 22, 2020 Friday, March 20, 2020 COVID-19 patients, protect Eric Holcomb announced For more coronavirus “A family today is suf- against exposure and further the first death in Indiana coverage, see Page A3. fering the ultimate loss TheRepublic.com TheRepublic.com potential spread, and to ensure linked to COVID-19, the due to LOCALCOVID-19, NEWS and this sadly underscores Columbus, Indiana that medical resources are illness caused by a new underlying medical condi- $2.00 LOCAL NEWS Columbus, Indiana how severe the virus $1.00readily available. coronavirus that is sweep- tions, died Monday morning Republic closes public $1.00 can be — especially for REPUBLIC CLOSES PUBLIC ing the country and muc at a Community Health A team of physicians, including some high-riskaccess to Hoosiers,” building of the globe. 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