White House asks Congress to replenish COVID relief funds
The White House warns the U S COVID response fund is nearly exhausted. Without new appropriations, testing supplies, uninsured treatment, antibody therapies, and prophylactics face shortages by mid year, threatening ongoing pandemic response and patient access.
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Medina City Hall Revises Mask Protocol
Medina City Hall updates mask policy as COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations ease. Wearing masks becomes discretionary while masks remain available on request. The article also covers White House vaccine funding requests and GOP opposition, detailing projected costs, unspent relief funds, and plans to prepay or reallocate funds for vaccines and treatments.
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GOP voters push for swift ruling on Ohio map dispute
A Republican voter group urges a federal court to accelerate their challenge to Ohio legislative maps ruled unconstitutional. They warn delays past a March 14 status conference may bar timely action before Ohio's May 3 primary. The case seeks review of the map sets approved February 24 amid ongoing objections from voting rights groups and Democrats.
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Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Attacked Amid War
Ukraine and international officials described a Russian assault that damaged the Zaporizhzhia plant where one reactor ran at 60 percent. Two injured, three Ukrainian soldiers killed, two wounded, while Zelenskiy urged a no fly zone and NATO ruled it out. Fighters held Kyiv area, port cities faced shelling, and civilians sought safety as talks on safe corridors continued.
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Medina police report rise in vehicle thefts and calls
Medina police data show vehicle thefts rising from four in 2019 to seven in 2020 and 12 in 2021 amid organized thefts from Cleveland. Domestic incidents stayed steady in arrests, with 2021 seeing 126 in 2019 and 110 in 2020. Calls for service totaled 36,330 in 2021 and 43,465 in 2020, while alarm responses declined from 990 in 2019 to 692 in 2021.
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