Ohio official notes study on school COVID-19 exposure
Chance Vanderhoff cites November and December studies across seven Ohio districts, finding no difference in infection rates between exposed and unexposed students in classrooms. He says CDC still recommends two weeks home quarantine for exposed students, and changes won’t affect extracurriculars.
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Renovation plan eyed for Medina courthouse portion
Medina officials consider renovating the 1969 courthouse portion to house municipal court at about 200 dollars per square foot, totaling roughly 5 million for 27 000 square feet. Taxpayers would not fund the project. funds would come from a municipal court special projects fund. Local debate centers on space needs and moving other offices into the building.
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Bechter Plumbing owner donates AED in honor of longtime sheriff
Akron’s Bechter Plumbing owner Jim Bechter donates an 1800 defibrillator in Sheriff Bacas name with a dedication plate praising his 47 years in law enforcement. The AED will be placed in patrol cars. Baca, 69, retires Saturday after six sheriffs over the years. Grice becomes sheriff January 4 with three captains replacing a chief deputy role.
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DeWine expresses dissatisfaction with Ohio vaccine rollout
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine said the vaccination rollout is moving too slowly and vows to speed up. He urged medical leaders to vaccinate within 24 hours of doses arriving and to update the dashboard within 24 hours. He cited under 1 percent of residents started the two dose course and noted nursing home staff uptake remains low while vaccines remain limited to frontline groups.
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California confirms second US case of new coronavirus variant
California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Dr. Anthony Fauci announced a second confirmed U S case of the England variant in Southern California. The news follows the first U S case in a Colorado National Guardsman at a nursing home, with a second Guardsman possibly infected. Officials say the variant may already be spreading nationwide as testing expands.
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District and teachers clash on return as county hits Level 3
An agreement ties in-person classes to Medina County s COVID-19 level with Level 2 orange as a return target while Cloverleaf moves to full remote learning after county designation Level 3 red in November. Officials cite evolving virus knowledge and new state guidelines on quarantines, with ongoing talks to set a return date.
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