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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 2021

Page

8

Schools face 6-foot rule debate as reopening pace quickens

The CDC faces pressure to ease distancing in schools amid evidence that 3 feet may suffice with masks. Studies in Wisconsin and Massachusetts show low in-school transmission and comparable case rates across 3 to 6 feet. States are moving ahead with reopenings while Walensky weighs new guidance.

Centers For Disease Control and Prevention America CDC U.S Wood County Wisconsin Massachusetts American Academy of Pediatrics World Health Organization Colorado Florida Ohio Rochelle Walensky Walensky

Letters Guidelines From The Medina Gazette

The Medina Gazette outlines editor letters must be 250 words or fewer and may be edited for brevity. Authors should include full name address and telephone number for verification and send by email to letters medina-gazette.com or by mail to 885 W. Liberty St. Medina OH 44256.

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Maine school aid debate eyes Maine religious status rule

Washington Post columnist discusses a Maine case asking whether state tuition aid can go to religious schools that are not too religious. The piece reviews historical high court tests on church and state entanglement and the potential impact of a Maine decision on religious use versus status in funding.

Ashington Supreme Court U.S Daniel Patrick Moynihan D-N.y Maine Oregon Cleveland Montana Institute For Justice New Hampshire

Obamacare appears to be here to stay

The piece argues Obamacare has become a durable, popular program under Biden with broad backing and GOP acquiescence. It notes the 1.9 trillion relief bill expands subsidies, ends the income cap, and may move toward a public option or Medicare buy-in, while Republicans avoid repeal rhetoric.

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