Wadsworth nurse heads to front line in New York COVID response
Molly Brazier a 2008 Wadsworth High School graduate and traveling nurse heads to New York City to work in a temporary hospital as the city becomes the global epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak. She has spent years in understaffed facilities in Idaho Seattle and Missoula and expects long days while joining more than 21 000 out of state health workers volunteering to aid New York.
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Medina County COVID cases rise to 83 with deaths
Medina County reports 83 confirmed COVID-19 cases and three deaths as of Monday 2 p.m. The Western Reserve Masonic Community in Medina says four residents tested positive, all others cleared, while HIPAA prevents sharing names or conditions.
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Medina freshman surprised with 15th birthday yard signs
Medina High School freshman Jenna Shubrowsky turned 15 with a yard signs surprise from friends and family after stay at home orders kept her Maverick Volleyball Club teammates from celebrating at practice. Her father said the gesture meant a lot even though the trip to the Bahamas and Disney World was canceled.
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Newsletter signup for local coronavirus updates
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Renacci Foresees Tough Path to Post-Pandemic Rebound
Former U S Rep Jim Renacci says Ohio small businesses face a difficult reopening. His LTC Management firm advises 15 to 20 companies employing over 8,000 workers. many restaurants with takeout may survive briefly but need bailout funds or risk permanent closure. Renacci, from Wadsworth, notes past job creation and leadership roles.
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Medina schools shift to online learning amid pandemic
Medina district moved from brick and mortar to online instruction over three days, with Level 3 operations and weekly assignments via Google Classroom. Superintendent Aaron Sable noted online grading challenges while stressing fair, at home learning and ongoing staff efforts.
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