Trump declares national emergency over coronavirus outbreak
President Trump declared a national emergency to free up to 50 billion for state and local governments and announced executive actions to expand testing with drive through sites. He defended the rollout, said he bears no responsibility for testing delays, while Pelosi reported a deal to pass the Families First Coronavirus Response Act for free tests and sick pay.
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Judge orders Medina County inmate releases over COVID
Medina County Domestic Relations Judge Mary Kovack ordered releases from Medina County Jail to curb COVID-19 spread. One inmate will be released on his own recognizance until April 1 while 249 inmates remain in custody. Jail visits are suspended indefinitely and court hearings will use teleconference through March 20. Warrant and capius executions from the Domestic Relations Court are stayed.
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Medina County targets covid testing expansion by mid May
Medina County Health Commissioner Krista Wasowski said she expects a peak in novel coronavirus cases by mid May while no cases are confirmed yet. Testing remains selective with negative results so far and awaiting state guidance, with eight hour turnaround for at risk cases and two to three days at a Cleveland Clinic lab.
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Medina duo launch nostalgic 80s podcast The 80its
Gen X hosts Will Padilla and Ray Sexton started a weekly podcast after a year of deep dive talks about 1980s pop culture. The show has about 1,000 monthly downloads, with Sexton noting their goal to prove 1980s culture outshines other decades.
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Medina County Food Pantries Preserve Student Senior Support
Feeding Medina County will continue its Weekend Bag program to feed students and seniors amid school closures in Medina County as Gov. DeWine orders three weeks of school shutdowns to slow COVID-19. The list of local pantries and services is provided to help those facing isolation and meal gaps during the pandemic.
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No charges in Wad sworth officer involved shooting
A Medina County grand jury returned no bills against Wadsworth police officers and Medina County deputies for the November 7 fatal shooting of 26 year old Guy Barnard outside the Wadsworth Police Department. Prosecutor S Forrest Thompson noted no charges will be filed.
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