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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 2020
Page
1
Medina County confirms its first COVID-19 case, a man in his late 60s hospitalized. Health officials urge residents to wash hands, avoid close contact, stay home when sick, cover coughs, disinfect surfaces, and seek notes for testing when available. Hospital testing remains limited. Ohio health helplines are available for questions.
Medina resident Bailey Burch, a server and TES Therapy Academy teacher, voices worry as Gov. DeWine orders all sit-down bars and restaurants to close until further notice. He warns that delaying action will cause more deaths and strain the health care system.
The Gazette reports Cleveland Clinic and University Hospitals in Cleveland opened drive through COVID 19 testing on weekends at the W. O. Walker Building in University Circle with 10 am to 7 pm hours. Patients must have a doctor order and stay in their car as samples are collected. tests are free and processed by UH and Clinic labs with results in about one day.
The Associated Press reports Illinois Governor J B Pritzker and Ohio Governor Mike DeWine affirmed that their states will proceed with Tuesday primaries. Both governors stressed precautions and hygiene at polling places as concerns about elderly poll workers persist. Arizona and Florida also vote Tuesday night, with Georgia and Louisiana having postponed.
Medina County Elections Board moves Summa Medina polling to Medina County Fairgrounds Community Center and shifts Brookdale Medina locations to health department and community center. Absentee ballot deadline is noon Monday with postmark or drop off on Election Day at 3800 Stonegate Drive. Secretary LaRose says voting remains on schedule.
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