Tyson Foods to donate 40000 pounds of food in Amherst
Tyson Foods will donate more than 40000 pounds of protein products to Amherst and local food banks on August 14 at Amherst Junior High School in a COVID friendly car line format. The event starts at 9 am and leftovers go to Second Harvest Food Bank. Tyson also highlights job openings at its Amherst plant and a new $16 minimum wage.
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Tyson Foods offers $200 vaccines bonus to workers
Tyson Foods states vaccination is the best protection for workers and communities. After months urging shots, fewer than half of Amherst plant frontline staff have chosen to vaccinate, though each will receive a $200 bonus. Contact Jason Hawk at 440 329 7122 or news@icnewspapers.com.
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Kendal decides to lift COVID restrictions for residents
Kendal officials reject delaying vaccine status changes and proceed with reopening. Memo notes delta variant raises risk yet vaccines are safe and effective. Thomas emphasizes residents’ lives disrupted and the need to restore family access in dining halls and auditoriums.
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Officials and staff list for advertising division
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DeWine cites two Ohios in fight against Covid Delta surge
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine returns to the briefing to warn of two Ohios the vaccinated and the unvaccinated as delta cases spike. He notes 18 600 hospitalizations since January with 98 percent unvaccinated and cites rising vaccinations across 85 of 88 counties. Dr Bruce Vanderhoff stresses vaccines’ protection.
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Area nonprofits host drive thru COVID vaccines in Elyria Lorain
El Centro de Servicios Sociales Urban League and the Elyria Lorain libraries plan four drive thru vaccination clinics from 1 to 3 p m on August 21 in Lorain and Elyria. Preregistration is required and sites include Lorain Main Library South Lorain Branch West River Road Library and South Elyria Branch. Each clinic aims to vaccinate at least 25 people.
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Hospitals in Ohio Leave COVID Vaccines Voluntary for Staff
Local hospitals including Mercy Health University Hospitals and Cleveland Clinic say they are not mandating COVID-19 vaccines for staff. They will monitor guidelines and pandemic developments while strongly encouraging vaccination and providing education and access.
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Arkansas judge blocks state mask mandate ban amid rising COVID cases
Pulaski County Judge Tim Fox issued a preliminary injunction blocking the law banning mask requirements by government entities. The ruling follows lawsuits by districts including Marion and Little Rock, which report hundreds in quarantine and dozens testing positive, as Hutchinson flags protections for unvaccinated children under 12. The governor backs the decision but won’t reinstate a statewide mandate, while lawmakers consider immediate actions and potential Supreme Court review.
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Amherst police climate survey questioned by city official
LeBrun's consulting report portrays Amherst Police Department chief Kuciek as intimidatory and autocratic while staff describe fear and surveillance. The LMS Consulting study, funded by the city for 36 500, aimed to improve morale and operations through unbiased analysis.
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