Biden admin withdraws vaccine rule for large employers
The Biden administration formally pulled back a rule that would have required workers at large companies to get vaccinated or undergo regular testing. OSHA confirmed the withdrawal while urging vaccination and noting the health care mandate remains in place for federally funded providers.
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Medina County health levy renewed with restricted solar projects
Medina County Commissioners approved a 10 year 0.70 mill renewal plus 0.15 mill for the Health Department and new limits on large scale renewable energy projects. If approved in May the levy would raise about 2.8 million annually and cover roughly 31 percent of the department's budget. Health Commissioner Krista Wasowski thanked supporters and noted the measure narrowly failed in November by seven votes.
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Medina county boards detail aid to residents in 2021
Medina County Board of Developmental Disabilities and Medina County Job and Family Services outlined aid for residents over the past year before county commissioners. The MCBDD reported serving 1,399 people in 2021 including 768 children and 631 adults, with 304 zero to three early intervention cases and 284 organizations plus 90 local businesses assisted.
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Brunswick OKs new police, plowing vehicles
Brunswick City Council approved over 300000 for three new police cruisers and a snowplow truck. Up to 140000 will fund Ford Police Interceptors and about 200000 covers the custom snowplow body. The plow replaces a vehicle past its useful life and delivery is planned for late this year.
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Medina coach Coyne to join track hall of fame
Medina City Council president John M. Coyne III will be inducted into the Ohio Association of Track and Cross Country Coaches Hall of Fame for his high school pole vault feats at Buckeye High School. He set state records from 1986 and won Division 2 titles in 1985 and 1986, holding multiple all divisions marks and county records. Coyne later lettered four times in track at the University of Tennessee.
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