STAY HEALTHY! STAY SAFE! STAY HOME!

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STAY HEALTHY! STAY SAFE! STAY HOME!


VOLUME 14 NO. 15

 SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 2020 

source: CoreLogic, Freddie Mac, BankrateTHEWEBB-MARTIN GROUPJan Greteman 626.975.4033jan@jangreteman.com 
jangreteman.com #01943630Judy Webb-Martin 626.688.2273jwmartin@dppre.com #00541631 
Katie Orth 626.688.0418korth@dppre.com #00942500Who We Are:
Residents & business owners 
of Sierra Madre selling real estate 
since 1975 & proudly giving back 
to the community.
Your Story. Your Home. Your Team.
Together Stronger.
In this time of grave crisis, 
The Webb-Martin Group sends 
you our love, support, and 
encouragement in facing this 
challenge together. 
We will be maintaining safer, more 
direct and efficient modes of 
communicating with you.
These would entail virtual home 
tours, 3-D floor plan visualizations, 
virtual meetings and making use of 
DocuSign, FaceTime, Google Meet, 
and various mobile messaging appsPlease know that we remain steadfast 
in our mission to support you. 
We will get through this, 
together and stronger. 
Jan, Judy & KatieWe offer over 90 years 
of trusted experience. 
Please reach out to us for any 
of your real estate needs.
STAY AT HOME 
ORDER EXTENDED 
UNTIL MAY 15

SUPPORT OUR LOCAL BUSINESSES


Los Angeles County has extended its “safer at home” order 
to May 15, as public health officials expressed optimism that 
the order has helped slow the spread of the coronavirus.

The order bans public gatherings, and has forced the closure 
of beaches, hiking trails, parks, and non-essential businesses.

Barbara Ferrer, the county’s public health director, said at 
a press conference on Friday afternoon that the order has 
helped “flatten the curve” of the pandemic.

“We know it’s effective, but we still have a ways to go to in 
order to both protect the lives of the people in our county 
and make sure the health care system remains fully able to 
service all who need their care,” Ferrer said. “I’m as sad as 
you are to not that this is not the time to lift.”

“Essential” businesses are now required to provide employees 
who work in proximity to others with a cloth face covering. 
They have also been ordered to post plans that explain 
how physical distancing and cleaning requirements are being 
adhered to.

County officials first issued the stay-home order on March 
19, and initially said it would expire on April 19. California 
Gov. Gavin Newsom issued a similar order on the same day, 
and said it would remain in place until further notice.

Ferrer also reported on Friday that 18 more people have 
died in the county of COVID-19, bringing the countywide 
total to 241. The county has recorded 8,430 positive tests. 
Of those, 1,062 cases are among staff and residents of institutional 
facilities, including nursing homes, skilled nursing 
facilities, shelters, and jails.

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INSIDE THE MOUNTAIN VIEWS 
NEWS THIS WEEK

ARTICLES/INFORMATION ON DEALING WITH COVID19 
CAN BE FOUND THROUGHOUT 

STATIONS OF THE CROSS CANCELED......Pg. 3

PASADENA NEWS ................................Page 5

NEIGHBORING COMMUNITY NEWS....Page 6

AROUND SAN GABRIEL VALLEY..........Page 7

EDUCATION & YOUTH..........................Page 8

SENIOR.COMMUNICATIONS..............PAGE 11

LOCAL WOMEN CREATE & DISTRIBUTE 
HUNDREDS OF MASKS...SO FAR

Got Time or Talent or Materials and a desire to help our health 
care workers? 

In the last few weeks, Laura Tartaglione and Carol Canterbury 
have been soliciting help in their all volunteer effort to make cloth 
masks to help with the protective clothing shortage. So far more 
than 400 masks have been made and distributed to hospitals and 
other facilities to grateful staffers such as the ladies pictured on the 
right.

 Needed are material, elastic, if you know how to sew, your talent, 
etc. 

Contact Carol Canterbury at carolcanterbury@hotmail.com


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