Gun store sees sales surge amid coronavirus panic in Medina
Medina Gun Works reports record two day sales amid COVID-19 fears as customers stock up on rifles handguns and ammunition. Co owner Abby Seidwitz says demand is driven by concerns over civil unrest and scarcity while Ammo com notes online ammunition up 68 percent. Local gun shops report similar spikes as communities brace for uncertain times.
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Ohio AG warns of coronavirus scams as fear rises
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost warned of a surge in COVID-19 related scams as fear spreads. Police cited reports of door to door home testing scams in Lorain County with tests used to rob residents. Authorities urge not to let strangers into homes and to call 911 if approached.
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Educators Tap Technology for Instruction and Planning
Wadsworth district outlines plans as states cancel or suspend the rest of the academic year. Beginning Tuesday teachers will offer weekly meaningful enrichment activities based on prior curriculum via Google Classroom or email, with no grades issued.
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