Obituary and U S economic downturn dominate Medina news
Jean E Thornburg passes at 92 in Medina after a life spanning Erie Railroad work, Medina schools secretary service, and active church and community roles. Across the nation the coronavirus recession deepens, with unemployment claims over 1 million and a slow, uneven recovery amid rising global cases and policy shifts.
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Nanetta Andenovo, 70, dies after August death
Nanetta Andenovo, age 70, passed away on Tuesday August 18 2020. She was the beloved wife of Samuel mother of Amy Terrell and Pat grandmother of Madeline Callie and Elliott sister of Gay Henrikson James Hodgson Maggie Murray deceased David Hodgson and Mark Hodgson aunt to many and friend to all. Memorials may be made to Nanetta Andenoro Medina Hospice of the Western Reserve. Carlson Funeral Homes & Cremation Services Medina is handling arrangements to be announced online condolences at Carlsonfuneralhomes.com
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Cassidy tests positive for coronavirus amid reelection bid
U S Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana announced he tested positive for the coronavirus and is quarantining in Louisiana with mild COVID-19 symptoms. The 62 year old physician from Baton Rouge is seeking reelection on November 3 and said he was exposed last week. He urged contact tracing and adherence to medical guidance while pushing for more testing funding.
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PPE shortages hit one in five nursing homes this summer
A Health Affairs study from University of Rochester and Harvard researchers found 20.7 percent of nursing homes faced severe PPE shortages early summer, falling slightly to 19.1 percent by midsummer, with N95 masks most scarce and staffing gaps rising from 20.8 to 21.9 percent. The analysis, based on CMS data, highlights for profit chains, Medicaid-heavy facilities, and high COVID-19 exposure areas in the South and Midwest.
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