Supreme Court blocks large business vaccine rule
The Supreme Court halts OSHA's vaccine or test mandate for most large employers amid omicron cases, while allowing a healthcare worker vaccine rule to proceed. The decision, split along conservative liberal lines, cites lack of congressional authorization and echoes debate over federal power in workplace health emergencies.
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Plaza Barber Shop marks 65 years in Brunswick
Brunswick’s Plaza Barber Shop, a fixture at 1480 Pearl Road for 65 years, remains in its place as the oldest local business. Owner Vicki Michalske notes customers, not a phone, have sustained the shop, which still uses paper records and the same heavy cash register, damaged in a 2012 break-in.
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Property Tax Complaints HB 126 Sparks Medina County Debate
Medina officials criticize House Bill 126 which would bar school boards from filing property tax complaints or appealing to the tax board of revision. Medina City Schools Treasurer David Chambers says the change removes protections for fair valuations, noting schools receive about 60 percent of property tax revenue. County Auditor Mike Kovack argues the reforms could harm fair assessments, as districts currently contest valuations to ensure accuracy.
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Medina County Unemployment Claims Reach Post April High
Medina County reported 249 first time unemployment claims for the week ending Jan. 8, the highest since April, with a 40.7 percent jump from 177 the prior week. The rise aligns with surges in local COVID-19 cases and marks the first 200 plus tally since May 8.
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Eagle Scout Austyn Purdue aims to raise 1000 items for Medina County
Austyn Purdue 14 of Troop 501 plans four food drives in January and February to donate to Feeding Medina County. He volunteers at Medina United Methodist Church and helped with the turkey drive. He hopes to collect 1000 food items and 100 to 250 dollars for needed goods. Drive one is January Saturday 10 am to 3 pm at Discount Drug Mart 135 Harding St Medina. Each donor gets a raffle ticket for a Drug Mart gift card.
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