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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 2021
Page
1
Gov. Mike DeWine promotes school based Pfizer vaccine clinics for 16 to 18 year olds. The Wad sworth High School event runs noon to 6 pm with a second clinic planned April 28 29 for second doses. County totals show 14 500 plus cases and 62 000 residents vaccinated.
The Cleveland Indians opened at home against Kansas City, but were shut out 3-0. A crowd of 8,914 attended at Progressive Field under cold, windy conditions after pandemic restrictions eased. The Indians managed only three hits and fall to 1-3 on the season as they prepare for a 1:10 p.m. Wednesday rematch.
Patrick Carney of The Black Keys filled in for John Adams at Cleveland's Progressive Field during the Indians home opener versus the Kansas City Royals. Adams, out after heart surgery, missed his first home opener since 1973. Carney praised the gesture and noted the show marked his first live gig since January.
Medina Parks Director Jan sen Wehrley said there are no plans to open two splash pads at Fred Greenwood Park and Ray Mellert Park due to CDC and Ohio guidelines. He cited staffing, cleaning schedules, and social distancing challenges, noting crowds of 50 to 100 on busy days and incoming day care buses. The health department would license operations, but noncompliance could trigger investigations and liability.
Wadsworth residents and businesses dispute city billed sidewalk repairs under the annual program. The city assigns costs before residents may perform work, with a 90 day window before city contractors step in. If damage is from private property issues, owners bear the cost and fees may be added to property taxes. Ward 2 concerns rise as residents question need and timing amid economic hardship.
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