Ohio Supreme Court Rejects GOP Drawn Congressional Map
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled 4 to 3 that the GOP drawn congressional map violated the state constitution and sent it back to the General Assembly and the Ohio Redistricting Commission. The court ordered new lines within 60 days amid looming filing dates for candidates, raising questions about a possible delay to the May 3 primary.
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Medina blood drive amid worst shortage in over a decade
Medina resident Mike Clark has donated blood for 30 years and joined the Red Cross drive at Medina Community Recreation Center. The Red Cross warns the U S is facing its worst blood shortage in over a decade with less than a day’s supply of critical types and hospital distributions limited. Clark notes donors can register via the Red Cross app to schedule appointments and track where their blood ends up, such as to Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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Cloverleaf Schools Reevaluating Mask Mandate Tuesday
Cloverleaf Schools will reassess the district wide mask mandate next Tuesday as COVID-19 absences span three buildings. High School rates peaked at 19% before dropping to 2.8% while Elementary showed 8.2% to 10.7% changes and Middle School rose to 6.7% amid ongoing quarantine and isolation. District rules trigger a 10 day mask period if absences exceed 6% for three straight days until a 4% threshold is met. Superintendent Daryl Kubilus notes the 19% spike proved unsustainable and promises clear communication pending data.
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Wadsworth schools save over $1 million on bonds
Wadsworth City School District reports December actions will cut more than 1.8 million in financing costs over 15 years. Treasurer Douglas Beeman says refunding debt from the 2008 high school issue and issuing new bonds for the intermediate school lowers the tax rate, reducing residents’ tax burden. He notes the bonds leveraged current low rates to benefit the community and thanks supporters in the November levy.
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Brunswick Schools Lead State In New COVID Cases
Ohio Health data show a rise in cases as districts returned to classes for the week of Jan 3 9. Brunswick City Schools reported 172 new student cases, ranking 12th in the state, with 983 cumulative student cases.
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Ohio districts report omicron case surge and mask rules
Inside district data shows garbage and recyclables issues amid omicron. On December 3 the district logged 31 new student cases, 430 cumulative, ranked 11th. two week mask mandate follows winter break. Medina Clover Leaf Highland Buckeye districts also placed under mandates. Wadsworth City Schools ranks 23rd statewide with 126 new cases and 669 total.
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