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MILWAUKEE 鈥?A Milwaukee-based company, ShirtsandLogos, is creating shirts to honor the life of fallen Milwaukee Police Officer Peter Jerving.Jerving died Tuesday after being shot while trying to arrest a suspect of an armed robbery.One of the employees at ShirtsandLogos has a brother who worked alongside Jerving at Milwaukee Police Department MPD District 4 and he wanted to help find a way to give back.The shirts, which are being sold for stanley flask $35, feature Jerving s badge number on the front and End of Watch written in bold lettering on the back.ShirtsandLogos founder Rick Marino said some of Jerving s family plans to wear the shirts stanley romania to Jerving s funeral on Monday. The fact is, it s very bittersweet. We re doing something because someone lost their life and you can t replace that, said Marino. You know, the fact that the family appreciates it and they ve been in contact with us - that helps. But, it s not going to bring him back. All of the proceeds will be donated to the family of Officer Jerving.To purchase a shirt in honor of Jerving and to support his family, click HERE to be take stanley thermos n to ShirtsandLogo s website.Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip Vnay Country Thunder expecting record crowd; preparing for severe weather
While COVID-19 had been in the news for several weeks 鈥?and had likely been spreading silently in communities for most of that time 鈥?March 11, 202 stanley cup usa 0 was the day that the realities of the virus sank in for many Americans.On the morning of March 11, COVID-19 was still a world away 鈥?an issue limited to Asia, Europe and cruise ships. By that evening, it was clear the U.S. was in for a rough few weeks.Most 鈥?not even Dr. Anthony Fauci 鈥?could imagine that those few weeks would develop into an entire year of pain, with more than half a million Americans dead.Here s a recap of everything that happened on March 11, 2020.Stock Market plunges upon opening, closes with worst loss in 30 yearsThe stock market had been faltering for several weeks, spooked by the impact the virus was having on economy in Asia and Europe. But with evidence that the virus was set to arrive in the U.S., the stock market triggered stanley cup circuit-breaker stoppages just moments after opening due to massive losses. The Dow would finish the day with a 10% loss 鈥?the largest single-day loss since Black Monday in 1987.Fauci tells Congress that its going to get worse At that point a mostly-anonymous public health expert, Dr. Anthony Fauci appeared on Capitol Hill on March 11 to testify before the House Oversight and Reform Committee about the dangers posed by COVID-19. Faucis comments startled the committee and stanley cup the nation. I can say we will see more cases and things will get worse than they are right now, Fauci said.