Senate aims to override DeWine veto on health powers
Ohio Senate President Larry Obhof says votes exist to override Gov.Mike DeWines veto threat on a bill to curb the state's health department powers during a health emergency. The measure would let the Legislature rescind health orders and block quarantines for unexposed individuals.
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Ohio Department of Health
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Case spike could push Medina County into purple today
Medina County faces rising coronavirus cases with weekly increases. Health Commissioner Krista Wasowski urges residents to follow guidelines, wear masks, and seek testing if ill while monitoring data for potential designation change.
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Montville man lucky to be alive after car ends in icy pond
William Lenhard, 41, was cited for failure to control after his 2014 Kia Optima slid off Poe Road into a 6 to 8 foot pond in front of Centerra Country Store. Police, fire and EMS responded. Lenhard escaped and was helped to shore before submergence. Road closure and swift-water rescue aided recovery.
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Matthew Neil
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Swift Water Rescue
Medina Salvation Army drives aid through Not Forgotten Box
The Medina Salvation Army reports an expanded annual Not Forgotten Box toy drive aiding about 275 families and 600 to 700 children. Lt. Christina Spencer notes more new participants and more adoptions, with community effort extended despite COVID. The Gazette partners with The Chronicle-Telegram to keep gifts local and arrive before Christmas.
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Let's Make a Difference marks 20 years in Medina
Medina based LMAD founder Michelle Powell recalls two decades of helping local students with field trip fees lunches art supplies and other essentials. The program funds summer programs lawn mowing and the Step Up homework nourishment and resilience initiative at Clagger Middle School.
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Let’s Make
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Medina resident raises third guide dog for Guiding Eyes
Megan Kowalski, 20, of Medina, raises her third dog Hagrid a black German shepherd for Guiding Eyes for the Blind a New York nonprofit. The process from 8 weeks to 1 2 years costs about 50000 per dog with no cost to recipients and tests lead to further training or placement with a blind owner Becky and Robin her first two dogs are yellow labs with Robin in the breeding program and both are already placed or training.
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Guiding Eyes For the Blind
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Holy Name High School
Parma Heights
Guiding Eyes
Guiding Eyes For the
Yorktown Heights
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