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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 2020
Page
1
Black River is extending in person classes to May 1 under Gov DeWine's order. Superintendent Chris Clark says the district will rely on online and distance learning across homes, dispersing one Chromebook per student as they pivot from building based schooling.
Ohio Pie Company and Donut Land in Brunswick teamed up on Monday to give 100 free pizzas and 100 half-dozen donuts to service industry workers laid off during the coronavirus pandemic. Owners Nick Robson and Bill Reinerth said the effort supports those hit hardest as takeout has become essential.
The Brunswick Hills Fire Department received a donated 23 foot Forest River Rockwood Roo trailer from Avalon RV to provide 24 hour staff facilities at station one if needed. The move aids readiness if station two is contaminated or crews must sleep on site.
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Fire-Dex, headquartered at 780 S Progress Drive Medina, is developing protective medical gowns and chemical resistant coveralls to address healthcare worker shortages during the novel coronavirus pandemic. The firm is testing designs to meet CDC and industry standards and aims to supply the items soon, says marketing manager Jenny Surovey.
Medina County Drug Court programs continue to serve addicts and those with mental health needs as in-person hearings pause. Judge Joyce Kimbler notes reliance on email and video chat to keep communication open while participants move through treatment focused phases, with strict drug testing and attendance at support groups to avoid jail.
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