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Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, who have recently moved to the Los Angeles area after stepping down from royal duties, said on Monday they were looking to set up a new charitable

Well, there’s at least one thing you can enjoy this week while practicing social distancing: a supermoon. Tuesday and Wednesday will see the largest supermoon of the year as the lunar orb makes its closest approach to Earth in 2020. The moon will be only 221,918 miles from Earth on Tuesday. The average lunar distance, according to NASA, is 238,855 miles.

Denver Mayor Michael Hancock extended his stay-at-home order to combat the spread of the coronavirus, which has killed 16 people in the city. “I know this isn’t easy, but given the current data and advice from experts about the spread of COVID-19 these are the actions that will get us on the other side of this curve and protect our health,” Hancock wrote on Twitter. Related Articles FAQ: What should you do if you’re facing eviction, foreclosure or a utility shutoff during the coronavirus pandemic? Denver preparing to use Colorado Convention Center as a hospital Denver needs Polis’ help caring for homeless population during pandemic, elected officials say Colorado’s furloughed casino employees now eligible for fast-track hire into marijuana industry Coronavirus in Colorado, April 6: A look at the latest updates on COVID-19 The mayor first issued the stay-at-home order in late March, effective through April 10, but said last week that more time would be needed to combat community transmission and he would extend the city order if Gov.

You’d be forgiven if you forgot about two holidays coming up this week: Passover, which starts on the evening of Wednesday, April 8, and Easter on Sunday, April 12. Whether you lost track of the month, couldn’t find ingredients at the store or just wanted to take this year off while supporting a local restaurant, here are seven options in town.

At first, they were excited. Then confused. Eventually indifferent. Now, they seem to jump from one feeling to the next, not quite sure how to process all this. “Why in the world,” our pets are wondering, “are these humans not leaving?” Unfortunately, we can’t give our pets a satisfying answer. But we can take hundreds of pictures of our new furry coworkers throughout the day. We asked Denver Post readers to share photos of their pets adapting to our new work-from-home reality, and we were flooded with adorableness in response.

My mother-in-law, Alyce, was a great one. Man, was she a gas, the way just being a character is worth the watch. Along the way, she taught me some fun things about cooking, too, food traditions that might serve all of us during these difficult days. She and my father-in-law lived on Lake Erie, just northeast of Cleveland.