Community kindness during the coronavirus pandemic
People urged to help others during stressful times by continuing payments to self employed workers, assisting elderly neighbors with groceries and errands, ordering takeout to support restaurants, donating blood and funds, and avoiding spread through staying home and practicing social distancing.
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Scammers Exploit COVID-19 Outbreak Across States
Authorities urge vigilance as con artists push door to door tests fake social posts and bogus cures. In Toledo Pennsylvania and national cases officials warn of robocalls phishing scams and fraudulent products claiming to treat or cure the virus with several companies cited by the FTC FDA. Public safety efforts increase with a COVID-19 fraud coordinator guiding investigations and consumer protection reminders.
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Letters From Readers Comment On DeWine And Local Politics
A collection of reader letters praising Gov. Mike DeWine while criticizing national and local actions on the coronavirus response. The writers discuss election policies, public health powers, and support for Medina County Home advocacy and state representatives.
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Rob Portman
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Marguerite Nagy Brunswick
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Pat Geissman
Steve Hambley
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Rosie Collier
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What matters most during the coronavirus era
Cal Thomas reflects on personal priorities during lockdowns and Lent, contrasting material pursuits with virtuous focuses. He cites the 60s impact, calls for prayer, and invites readers to reevaluate life priorities amid the pandemic and stay‑at‑home orders.
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Gazette invites editor letters with brief, verifiable format
The Medina Gazette outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Letters should be 250 words or fewer, may be edited for brevity, and must include the writer's name full address and telephone number for verification. Email submissions are preferred to letters@medina-gazette.com and mail goes to 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio.
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