Medina County COVID cases rise as holiday weekend nears
Medina County Health Commissioner Krista Wasowski warned during the county commissioners meeting that cases are climbing again after the state relaxed restrictions. She noted a return to numbers seen in March and April, despite prior days with zero new cases.
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Medina County
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Small businesses brace for possible second shutdown
Medina businesses reopen after coronavirus closures with strict safety measures. Barber shop Hershey’s reduces chairs and enforces masks as owners like Jason Keaton, Justin Garcia of La Placa Jewelry, and PJ Marley’s pursue cautious recovery. They warn a second shutdown would threaten fragile footing despite eased restrictions.
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Jason Keaton
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Fauci says U S moving wrong way as virus surges
The Associated Press reports Dr. Anthony Fauci warned senators the nation is going in the wrong direction amid a surge of about 40,000 daily cases. He cautioned up to 100,000 daily cases could occur if trends do not improve, urging masks and avoidance of crowds. He said reopening schools depends on local spread and emphasized unified public health messaging.
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United Way Medina splits with Cleveland in new direction
United Way of Medina County ends its regional partnership with United Way of Greater Cleveland effective Wednesday and agrees to merge its Medina board with United Way of Summit County. The move, described as a directional change, aims to boost local dollars and tailor services to Medina County while continuing cordial ties with Cuyahoga County.
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Highland student Hannah Tramonte makes Broadway final
Highland rising sophomore Hannah Tramonte advances to the final four in the BroadwayWorld Next On Stage competition. She shifted from sports to singing, performing songs from The Sound of Music Beauty and the Beast A Little Princess Anastasia and Dear Evan Hansen. Voting ends Thursday with the winner announced Monday on BroadwayWorld Facebook.
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Carly Rae Jepsen
Broadway World
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