WHO declares COVID-19 no longer a global health emergency
In Geneva the World Health Organization says COVID-19 is no longer a global emergency after more than three years of crisis actions. The agency cautions the pandemic isn’t finished with spikes in parts of Asia and the Middle East and warns new variants could emerge. The official death toll is cited at 7 million, with estimates reaching 20 million.
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Cinco de Mayo party celebrated by Medina County seniors
Dozens of Medina County Office for Older Adults attendees enjoyed a Cinco de Mayo event with songs and history from Fran Seymour, backed by guitarist Steve James. Chips, salsa, taco bowls, churros and non alcoholic margarita flavors filled the room as music played. The agency plans a senior day expo at the Medina County Fairgrounds May 16 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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Medina County Recovery Friendly Workplace Initiative
Hope Recovery Community launches the Medina County Recovery Friendly Workplace Initiative to help businesses support employees in recovery. With support from the ADAMH Board Health Department Sheriff’s Office and Economic Development Corp the program includes orientation letter of intent 12 month rollout and three training sessions with naloxone mental health and stigma discussions. Recovery-friendly advisers will guide each company including Pride One Construction with Robinson serving as adviser.
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Medina County EMA to start safety services complex this summer
Medina County Emergency Management Agency plans a roughly 28,000 square foot safety services complex at its Heath er hedge Drive site in Lafayette Township to centralize emergency vehicle storage and gear. The project spans grants totaling 800,000 dollars plus about 100,000 from the Nexus pipeline, with construction just under 800,000 dollars and a training area.
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