Hambley Faces Backlash Over Mask Policy After COVID Positivity
Ohio House member Rep. Hambley, who tested positive for COVID-19 twice, was photographed without a mask while among lawmakers and staff. Democrats say they were not informed of his positive diagnosis as he attended floor sessions and committee hearings. At least four lawmakers who were at a Dec. 2 House Finance Committee hearing with Hambley have since been affected.
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Hambley reports COVID-19 exposure amid nine lawmakers ill
Brunswick Republican Hambley tested positive on two prior dates and says an aide he met with on November 17 tested positive on November 19. Democratic spokeswoman says nine lawmakers are sick or awaiting results while a House Republican spokesperson did not comment. Hambley disclosed the aide’s positive result during a Civil Justice Committee meeting and urged caution and safety protocols.
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Spouses of first responders praised for unseen sacrifices
Firefighters and paramedics acknowledge the spouses who bear the home front burden. Captain Tom Gross and Lafayette Township official Lynda Bowers call spouses real heroes for managing interrupted routines, sleepless nights, PTSD aftermath, and the family when responders answer calls. The department posted photos and testimonies on Facebook to honor these sacrifices.
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Marie's Cafe to close after 16 years in Medina
Medina news confirms Marie's Cafe on 117 Public Square will close after 16 years due to COVID related sales decline and broader restaurant struggles in the state. Owner Brian Hilberg, former City Councilman, plans a spring comeback with Swine BBQ opening March 3, focusing on pork.
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OutRise app sparks adventures from Bruns wick to beyond
Greg Clement of Mapleside Farms in Brunswick launched OutRise to share, map and plan adventures. The free app, released recently on Google Play and the Apple App Store, already has nearly 10 000 downloads and lets users document routes, photos and notes for experiences from bars and restaurants to trails and rides.
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