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distributed meals. The staff member last worked march 26, began exhibiting symptoms march 28 and received a positive test result April 2, Williams said. The Loudoun County Health Department is investigating whether the staffer had close contact with anyone at the school where the staffer worked. — Hannah Natanson

tHe region

Metro plans more service reductions

metro on monday will start a new closing schedule, a llowing the transit agency to protect more staffers by reducing shifts. metrorail will close at 9 p.m., and metrobus service will stop at 11 p.m., the a gency said. The new closing hours will be in effect indefinitely, seven days a week. metro has reduced service several times since mid-march as it sought to discourage all but essential riders from using public transportation. The agency has also tried to limit shifts to protect its workers and has closed 19 rail stations. — Justin George

system, officials said friday. That brings the total known positive cases in the state’s prisons to 15 — three inmates, four correctional officers and eight contract workers, officials said. “In the environment that we have, we’re doing everything in our power to keep people safe,” robert Green, secretary of the maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services, said in an interview. The agency oversees about 18,000 inmates in two dozen facilities as well as 2,100 inmates in the Baltimore City jail. — Dan Morse

virginia

Loudoun schools staffer t ests positive

A Loudoun County Public Schools employee who recently helped deliver free meals to families has tested positive for the coronavirus. The staffer is self-isolating, Schools Superintendent Eric Williams wrote in a message to families affiliated with 11 schools in the Potomac falls area — the region in which the person

outbreak. The move comes as federal district courts in maryland and Virginia implemented contingency plans, closing courthouses in Greenbelt, md., and Newport News, Va., to serve as emergency courthouses if others in the states become unusable. That is not an option for the U.S. District Court in Washington, which uses o ne facility. The federal court in Washington previously barred anyone but judges, staff members and people with official business. In a new restriction, the district court cut off public access to the clerk of the court’s intake counters and computer terminals and permitted emergency and sealed filings to be made by email. — Spencer S. Hsu

maryland

State prison inmates, staffers test positive

Two more inmates and 10 civilians have tested positive for covid-19 in maryland’s prison

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Noah Homayouni, 18, a student at South Carroll High School, and Heather Zujkowski, 36. In a news release Thursday evening, the Sheriff’s office said Joseph Zujkowski, 35, of Gaithersburg, opened fire on Heather Zujkowski for unknown reasons. The suspect and Heather Zujkowski were married but separated. Homayouni lived next door to Heather Zujkowski and investigators believe he was outside at the time. Joseph Zujkowski then shot Homayouni, police said. As of Thursday night, there was no known motive for shooting Homayouni. Carroll County Sheriff Jim DeWees said police tracked the suspect to what they believe is his residence near Gaithersburg. montgomery County police went to that home, where the suspect fatally shot himself, DeWees said. — Baltimore Sun

Victim identified in fatal single-car crash

Police said friday that a driver who died in a one-car crash last month in maryland was a 55- year-old D.C. man. on march 20 at about 12:15 a.m., officers responded to the 6600 block of old Landover road for a report of a vehicle that had run into a commercial building, Prince George’s County police said in a statement. Police determined that mark mobley, of the District, the sole occupant of the vehicle, was traveling south on old Landover road when he drove off the road and crashed into the building, causing his vehicle to catch fire, according to the statement. mobley was pronounced dead at the scene, police said. No one was in the building at the time of the crash, according to police. — Justin Wm. Moyer

maryland

Anne Arundel officer charged on sex counts

A police officer in Anne Arundel County was arrested friday after allegedly seeking a sexual encounter with an 8-year- old child while on a pornographic website, the Anne Arundel police said. An fBI task force officer working undercover received a message from an unknown user in late february soliciting sex with a child, the police said. The fBI investigated and says it has identified the user as Zachary S. Koshlap, 33, of Glen Burnie. Koshlap is a patrol officer for the Anne Arundel County police who has been on the department for six years, the police said. Detectives executed a search warrant on Koshlap’s home on march 23 and seized various electronic evidence. The police said in a news release they interviewed Koshlap during the search and he “admitted his involvement in the conversation regarding the eight-year-old child.” Koshlap was suspended from the Anne Arundel force that day. The police performed forensic analysis of the electronic devices seized from Koshlap’s residence and on friday obtained warrants charging him with sexual solicitation of a minor and 10 counts of child pornography. — Tom Jackman

Shooter in Mount Airy kills 2, then himself

Two people were killed in a shooting in mount Airy Thursday afternoon, and the shooter is dead as well, police confirmed. The Carroll County Sheriff’s office identified the victims as

local digest

tHe district

City sets up 17 stations

for h and-washing

D.C. officials said friday they
have deployed 17 hand-washing
stations throughout the city to
mitigate virus risks.
The stations were erected as
advocates raised concerns about
how the homeless and others
without regular access to
sanitary facilities can reduce
their risk of exposure to the
virus.
At least two stations were
placed near known homeless
encampments: one under a
railroad overpass at first and m
streets NW, and one at 21st and E
streets NW.
— Justin Wm. Moyer

Federal courts activate

contingency plans

The U.S. District Court in
Washington on Thursday
suspended trials and grand jury
sittings until June 11, broadening
and extending by one month a
previously announced partial
shutdown in response to the

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told Glamour in 2008 that was a misconception. “People think, because I’m a Kennedy, I’m extremely wealthy and don’t flaunt it. Ha!” she said. “I have a great name, but by the time you get to the fourth genera- tion, the money’s run out. We’re fortunate compared to the aver- age American, but to think I’m a trust fund k id — so not true!” She said it was still a challenge to figure out how to pay her law school bills while committing to a career in public service. In an interview last year with a Sp anish television station, she said w hy s he chose to focus part of her career on women’s health. While women a re “half the w orld,” she said, medical-research invest- ment o ften favors men. “I think there’s... an incredible opportunity for really making a difference,” she said. “When you improve the health of women and their children, you improve the health of [their] communities.” Kennedy Townsend said her daughter “devoted her life to help- ing society’s most vulnerable.” “She did everything with her full self and her whole heart,” s he said. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

magda Jean-louis, clarence Williams, ovetta Wiggins, spencer s. Hsu, erin cox, annie linskey and eddy Palanzo contributed to this report.

ongoing fight to protect our environment,” t hey wrote in a Politico column. “However, on vaccines he is wrong.” Last month, she was one of hundreds of public health and experts who signed onto a letter urging Vice President Pence to follow scientific recommenda- tions and provide adequate fund- ing in responding to covid-19. The Kennedy family has been beset by tragedy, including the assassinations of mcKean’s g rand- father and great-uncle in the 1960s and the death of her cousin Saoirse Kennedy Hill last year. While they are also widely seen as blessed by fortune, mcKean

She went on to work for Demo- cratic U.S. Sen. Dianne feinstein in California — where s he met her future husband. Gideon is their first child; the pair of human rights lawyers named him after a Supreme Court case ordering states to pay for d efense attorneys for the poor. During the obama administration, mcKean worked in the State Department’s global AIDS program and on human rights in the Department of Health a nd Human Services. Last year, she and her mother spoke out openly against her uncle robert f. Kennedy Jr.’s stance against vaccines. “We stand behind him in his

in a canoe” near Herring Bay and
then n ot seen again.
A spokesman for the U.S. Coast
Guard said the wind in that part of
the bay was at 2 6 knots — about 30
mph — Thursday afternoon, with
waves two to three feet high.
Boat and helicopter crews en-
gaged in the search until dark
Thursday and resumed friday
morning. By friday afternoon, t he
Coast Guard said 2,275 square
miles had been covered.
maryland Natural resources
Police said friday that an over-
turned canoe matching the de-
scription of the one that went
missing was recovered.
“ Gideon, like his mom, was a
star athlete who loved soccer, golf,
and running,” K ennedy To wnsend
said of her grandson. “He took
after his parents in the most ex-
traordinary ways. He loved rid-
dles, math, chess, and adven-
tures.”
mcKean is president of the Par-
ent Teacher A ssociation at t he Capi-
tol Hill Cluster School. Principals
Elena Bell and Kristofer Comeforo
sent a letter to families saying they
are “deeply saddened by this news.”
mcKean graduated from Bos-
ton College and Georgetown Uni-
versity with a joint degree in law
and international conflict resolu-
tion. She served in the P eace Corps
in mozambique, coming home to
help with her mother’s 2002 cam-
paign for governor.

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Search for missing Kennedys focused on ‘recovery’

tom Williams/associated Press maeve Kennedy Townsend mcKean greets her cousin, Rep. Joe Kennedy (D-mass.), during a rally near the Capitol in June 2018.

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