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*'''13 March''' - The [[Wikipedia:2020 coronavirus pandemic in the United States|coronavirus pandemic]] is declared a national emergency; the same cannot be said for CWCville. | *'''13 March''' - The [[Wikipedia:2020 coronavirus pandemic in the United States|coronavirus pandemic]] is declared a national emergency; the same cannot be said for CWCville. | ||
*'''17 March''' - The 20th anniversary of '''[[Sonichu (character)|Sonichu]]'s creation'''. | *'''17 March''' - The 20th anniversary of '''[[Sonichu (character)|Sonichu]]'s creation'''. | ||
*'''18 March''' - The [[debt]] hearings for Portfolio Recovery Associates and Jefferson Capital Systems is supposed to take place in court; however, public health concerns | *'''18 March''' - The [[debt]] hearings for Portfolio Recovery Associates and Jefferson Capital Systems is supposed to take place in court; however, public health concerns cause it to be continued to [[May 2020|May 20th]]. | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 17:19, 18 March 2020
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Ongoing
The things described in this article are still happening, or are still being looked into. As a result, it may be subject to frequent change, and the information provided may not be entirely reliable.
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March is the 3rd month of 2020.
Highlights
- 5 March - Chris draws a male Vamprosa and female Metonic.
- 8 March - Chris watches and comments about Part 31 of Chris-Chan: A Comprehensive History, laughing at an old video he had filmed in 2010.
- 9 March - Though Chris hasn't expressed interest in attending, Seaquestria Fest, a My Little Pony convention, has him on its ban list.
- 13 March - The coronavirus pandemic is declared a national emergency; the same cannot be said for CWCville.
- 17 March - The 20th anniversary of Sonichu's creation.
- 18 March - The debt hearings for Portfolio Recovery Associates and Jefferson Capital Systems is supposed to take place in court; however, public health concerns cause it to be continued to May 20th.