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First Aid When the Roof Leaks

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25 Hints for Fixing Roof and Gutter Issues | The Family Handyman

Rain is a blessing because it keeps us from drought. But during the rainy season, there is one classic problem that often occurs, the roof is leaking.

The causes and sources of these leaks can also vary, one of which is the problem with the roof tiles and holes in the ceiling. If this happens, just call the best roofer such as the chesterfield roofer and while waiting for the roofers to arrive, you can do a number of things to stop leaks so as not to cause more damage.

Check out the following steps.

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Usually, leaks come from the ceiling of the house, so immediately check that part. If there are wet parts, drops of water are falling, and the rain hasn’t stopped, put a bucket or other container under the leak area. Let the bucket hold the raindrops.

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Plymouth Orders Face Masks In Public Buildings

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PLYMOUTH, MA — The Plymouth Board of Health became the latest South Shore community to issue an order to the public to wear face masks in public buildings and common areas of residences on Wednesday. The Plymouth order, which did not specify fines for non-compliance or language endorsing businesses refusing service to patrons not wearing masks, does include a $300 fine for for improper disposal of gloves, face masks and other personal protective equipment.

Weymouth and Hingham enacted orders this week “strongly advising” the use of face masks in those towns in cases where a social distance of 6 feet or more cannot be safely maintained.

The Plymouth order said the public must wear a mask covering the mouth and nose in any essential building, including, but not limited to, grocery stores, farm stand stores, pharmacies, home improvement stores, banks, ice cream manufacturers/dairies, government agencies, liquor/beer/wine stores, convenience stores, and

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Mastercard sees spending return as economies open after coronavirus gloom

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By Noor Zainab Hussain

(Reuters) – Mastercard Inc <MA.N> said it expects consumer spending to gradually return to “pre-COVID” levels as people start using their cards again on clothing and domestic travel with countries easing lockdown measures that have brought the world to a standstill.

The world’s second-largest payment processor on Wednesday reported better-than-expected first-quarter earnings and said it has started seeing early signs of spending levels stabilizing.

The novel coronavirus pandemic has shut down large parts of the global retail industry as stores remain shut and shoppers stay at home to avoid catching the highly contagious illness.

The outbreak has also hammered the global economy, pushing companies to layoff employees by the millions. That, in turn, could weigh on credit card issuers as more people default on their payments.

“We believe we are currently in the stabilization phase in most markets. The next phase is normalization, where governments gradually

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2 North Shore Killers Released Under SJC Ruling

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BEVERLY, MA — Two convicted murderers from the North Shore are among the more than 200 inmates released by the Massachusetts Department of Correction since a Supreme Judicial Court order earlier this month.

Richard Crotty, 62, and Barbara Goucher, 54, were both scheduled to be released Tuesday. Crotty served 32 years for the 1987 murder of Gary Landry in the basement of Landry’s Beverly home. Goucher was convicted of the 1998 stabbing death of 50-year-old Florence “Bunny” Munroe in Gloucester.

Both were beneficiaries of a ruling by the Supreme Judicial Court earlier this month that came after inmates rights groups raised concerns about the spread of the new coronavirus in state prisons. The ruling was primarily directed at people not yet convicted of nonviolent crimes who were awaiting trial, but also included provisions to speed up the release on parole of some convicted inmates.

On Tuesday, the state’s high

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No emergency fund in coronavirus crisis? Here’s what to do now

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At a time when the stock market has declined significantly from its pre-pandemic highs, now may seem like the perfect time to invest. Here’s why you probably shouldn’t.

As the saying goes, when markets get volatile, “cash is king.” That wisdom holds doubly true now, as the coronavirus pandemic has not just sent markets into a tizzy, but inflicted significant damage on virtually every sector of the economy.

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At a time of significant financial stress, American families who have a large emergency fund can sleep easier, knowing that they can rely on their cash cushion to help get them through this downturn. But some families don’t have a sizable emergency fund saved up—or don’t have one at all.

If you

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How coronavirus could alter the way we shop for clothes from now on

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Normally, this would be the time of year when many people would be refreshing their wardrobes for warmer weather and looking for the latest spring and summer styles. But these are far from normal times, and our shopping priorities have drastically shifted from buying cute spring dresses to stockpiling groceries.

Over the last few weeks, retailers have quickly pivoted to online-only operations as the spread of coronavirus has forced brick-and-mortar stores to temporarily close. Many brands are struggling to adjust to the “new normal.”

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As the outbreak continues to evolve, many retailers and shoppers are wondering: Will stores be able to survive the pandemic? Will more consumers turn to online shopping? And will coronavirus end up changing the way we all shop for clothes? TODAY Style spoke to industry experts to get some insight on how coronavirus might

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First Aid When the Roof Leaks

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