Biden urges nationwide vaccination push and independence goal
President Biden vowed to make all adults eligible for vaccines by May 1 as the nation nears a return to normalcy by July 4. He highlighted a $1.9 trillion relief package, up to $1,400 direct payments, extended unemployment benefits, expanded tax credits, and a nationwide vaccination plan with 4,000 additional troops, 950 community centers, and 20,000 pharmacies.
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Biden signs broad relief bill with direct payments and aid
The package totals about four trillion in combined relief since last spring, with 1400 checks for individuals, 350 billion to state and local governments, 14 billion for vaccines, and 130 billion for schools. It expands jobless benefits and offers a child tax credit aimed at cutting child poverty. Biden and Harris plan a series of promotional stops to push the measure.
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Sheetz withdraws Medina Township store plan review
Sheetz had proposed a 6077 square foot convenience store with a drive through and seven fuel pumps at a capital cost exceeding 5 million dollars adding 36 jobs. Medina Township officials accepted the withdrawal and residents cited desire to preserve rural character amid traffic and noise concerns. If revisited the plan would start from scratch and be reconsidered by the planning commission.
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Medina County COVID death toll details and nursing home impact
New Ohio data through Feb 27 show Medina County with 238 deaths and 226 by Feb 27, about 57 percent in nursing homes. The elderly 80 plus account for 58.4 percent of county deaths, higher than statewide. No residents under 50 died in Medina, and men and women are nearly equally affected.
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Wadsworth natives die in Georgia plane crash
Two Wadsworth brothers Dan Delnoce and Matthew Delnoce aged 44 and 39 died in a February single engine Cessna 182 crash near Lee Gilmer Memorial Airport in Gainesville Georgia along with Georgia resident Courtney Flanders 45. The National Transportation Safety Board and FAA led the investigation with officials noting the plane appeared to reverse course after takeoff and a debris path damaged a mobile home and a residence. Visitation and funeral details were announced by Hilliard Rospert Funeral Home in Wadsworth.
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