Visitation rules clarified for pediatric COVID patients
Cleveland Clinic permits one parent or guardian for COVID-19 positive pediatric patients and two guardians for COVID-19 negative cases. Visiting hours run 7 am to 9 pm for adults 18 plus, with mask use and a COVID health screening on arrival. More details at clevelandclinic.org/visitation.
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Domestic violence report prompts missing suspect in Elyria
Elyria police logged a domestic incident on South Abbe Road where a 27 year old woman alleged her brother grabbed her by the neck and stole her gun after a dispute over cigars. She left the lobby and could not be located, case closed for uncooperative victim.
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Chronicle Tram Executives List
The Chronicle Tram outlines its executive lineup including President William D. Hudnutt Vice President Andrew R. Young and Controller Ann E. Klunzinger along with management staff Gary Cozart Jeff Pfeiffer Russ Kunkler and Ad sales. Phone hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays and 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on weekends.
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Parents, teens clash over COVID vaccines in schools
A 17 year old in Hoover Alabama signed up for a COVID vaccine without his parents consent and faced a heated confrontation at home. The article outlines parental consent laws, varying district stances, and efforts to expand teen autonomy in vaccination decisions.
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Lancet opinion argues boosters may be unnecessary for most
An international group of scientists including two FDA regulators argues most people do not need a COVID-19 booster yet and vaccines still protect well against severe disease. They say unvaccinated remain the main driver of transmission and urge careful timing of booster decisions amid U S policy moves and calls for variant-based boosters.
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Board splits on masking policy with student choice emphasized
Habermehr and others critique the board while Russell Innes and Pempin defend following science and keeping students in school. One member notes the issue may reemerge as numbers and guidance shift. COVID data show 15 students and four staff positive, 37 students quarantined.
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