Photos March 29-April 3

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Steve Brales, owner of The Hen House in Wheaton, drops off food for hospital staff at Central DuPage Hospital in Winfield with the help of CDH External Affairs Coordinator Ann Marie Bianchi on March 29. To make a donation, please first visit https://www.nm.org/conditions-and-care-areas/infectious-disease/covid-19/donations

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Steve Brales, owner of The Hen House in Wheaton, drops off food for hospital staff at Central DuPage Hospital in Winfield with the help of CDH External Affairs Coordinator Ann Marie Bianchi on March 29. To make a donation, please first visit https://www.nm.org/conditions-and-care-areas/infectious-disease/covid-19/donations

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Steve Brales, owner of The Hen House in Wheaton, drops off food for hospital staff at Central DuPage Hospital in Winfield with the help of CDH External Affairs Coordinator Ann Marie Bianchi on March 29. To make a donation, please first visit https://www.nm.org/conditions-and-care-areas/infectious-disease/covid-19/donations

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All Elmhurst Park District playgrounds, including Butterfield Park, have been closed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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All Elmhurst Park District playgrounds, including Butterfield Park, have been closed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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All Elmhurst Park District playgrounds, including Butterfield Park, have been closed due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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Father Bobby Krueger of St. Leonard Catholic Church in Berwyn does a Eucharist Walk through Berwyn on March 29 as the state-mandated stay at home order continues due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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Father Bobby Krueger of St. Leonard Catholic Church in Berwyn does a Eucharist Walk through Berwyn on March 29 as the state-mandated stay at home order continues due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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Father Bobby Krueger of St. Leonard Catholic Church in Berwyn does a Eucharist Walk through Berwyn on March 29 as the state-mandated stay at home order continues due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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Father Bobby Krueger of St. Leonard Catholic Church in Berwyn does a Eucharist Walk through Berwyn on March 29 as the state-mandated stay at home order continues due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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Camille Stefanski rings a bell out her door as Father Bobby Krueger of St. Leonard Catholic Church in Berwyn does a Eucharist Walk through Berwyn on March 29 as the state-mandated stay at home order continues due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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Stacie Weirich applies stickers to boxed meals for the Meals on Wheels program at the DuPage Senior Citizens Council in Lombard on March 30.

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Tracy Halunka and Ralph King sort boxed meals for the Meals on Wheels program at the DuPage Senior Citizens Council in Lombard on March 30.

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Candy Weirich applies stickers to boxed meals for the Meals on Wheels program at the DuPage Senior Citizens Council in Lombard on March 30.

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(From left) Marge Dunning, Melissa Switalla, Tracy Halunka, Chad Harry and Tasha Samuels. Tasha Samuels, Director, Information Services/Development Associate for the DuPage Senior Citizens Council, providing Meals on Wheels to seniors in DuPage and Kane counties. "We are really, really glad that we're able to get all the food out to the seniors. We're trying get as much out as possible before we do maybe have to possibly shut down because of the (coronavirus pandemic. We are all so proud that we're able to do this. All the staff have really joined together and we're really a family here. All the volunteers have really stepped up. We've had a lot of interest in volunteering, which is great. It feels like a big community."

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Volunteer Terry Murphy of Lombard loads boxed meals into his car to be delivered for the Meals on Wheels program at the DuPage Senior Citizens Council in Lombard on March 30.

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Since the summer of 2019, Claudia Ayala and other members of the Berwyn Census 2020 Complete Count Committee have been working to raise awareness about the importance of the Census 2020. Then, the coronavirus pandemic happened, and all their plans went out the window. Even though Ayala and her team had to scramble and rethink of ways to encourage residents to participate, she wanted them to know that the census – more than ever – is vital and if anything, is a peek into the future and how we can recover from issues like these.

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Since the summer of 2019, Claudia Ayala and other members of the Berwyn Census 2020 Complete Count Committee have been working to raise awareness about the importance of the Census 2020. Then, the coronavirus pandemic happened, and all their plans went out the window. Even though Ayala and her team had to scramble and rethink of ways to encourage residents to participate, she wanted them to know that the census – more than ever – is vital and if anything, is a peek into the future and how we can recover from issues like these.

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Since the summer of 2019, Claudia Ayala and other members of the Berwyn Census 2020 Complete Count Committee have been working to raise awareness about the importance of the Census 2020. Then, the coronavirus pandemic happened, and all their plans went out the window. Even though Ayala and her team had to scramble and rethink of ways to encourage residents to participate, she wanted them to know that the census – more than ever – is vital and if anything, is a peek into the future and how we can recover from issues like these.

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The La Grange business district has had to reimagine how to do business due to the state's stay-at-home order and the coronavirus pandemic.

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The La Grange business district has had to reimagine how to do business due to the state's stay-at-home order and the coronavirus pandemic.

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The La Grange business district has had to reimagine how to do business due to the state's stay-at-home order and the coronavirus pandemic.

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The La Grange business district has had to reimagine how to do business due to the state's stay-at-home order and the coronavirus pandemic.

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Stacey Lim assists with a load of donated goods during a drive through food drive for the Glen Ellyn Food Pantry at the Ackerman Sports and Fitness Center in Glen Ellyn on April 3. The event was hosted by the Glen Ellyn Park District. Jodi Fler of the Glen Ellyn Food Pantry said, “we are just so touched by the generosity of people during this amazingly difficult time.”