Medina County hits Level Four purple for COVID-19 surge
Medina County rose to Level 4 on the state advisory system amid 1,328 new cases in two weeks. The increase spurred heavy ICU occupancy and widespread community transmission. Stay at home guidance remains in effect, and Wadsworth Schools will pause in person attendance for K-8 after Friday per continuity plan.
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Highland and Buckeye shift to remote learning
Highland and Buckeye school districts announce a move to remote learning starting Monday after Medina County reached the purple level of Ohio's public health advisory. Purple means severe exposure and spread. residents should limit movement to essential needs.
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Brunswick couple turn Christmas display into pantry drive
Scott and Michelle Naelitz bring a growing Brunswick Christmas display to Crestway Oval each year starting Nov 1, inviting donations for the Brunswick Food Pantry. By year five they collected substantial food, with truckloads donated last year, and plan two drop-offs: before Christmas and after New Year.
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Medina County Jobless Claims Near Record Level
Medina County residents filed 355 unemployment claims last week as the four week average rose to 324, nearly tripling last year’s pace. Widespread store and business closures since March due to the COVID 19 pandemic kept claims high across Ohio.
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Wife hopes Alzheimer's patient husband comes home for Christmas
Corinne Gelarden prays for her 79 year old husband Edgar with Alzheimer's to return home for Christmas. He wandered from their York Township residence on November 21 and was found on Wolff Road about three quarters of a mile away. He wore only boxer shorts and a cap and was taken to Cleveland Clinic Medina Hospital by two good Samaritans. The weather was about 37 degrees. She alerted neighbors and called 911.
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