Ohio braces for rising cases as reopen begins
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine warned that restarting the economy will bring more coronavirus cases. He urged continued mask use and distancing as Medina County reports 185 cases with 17 deaths and 333 people released from isolation. State totals reach 1,271 deaths and 22,000 cases with 4,000 hospitalizations.
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Galaxy set to reopen with staged, spaced dining plan
Galaxy owner Leatherman outlined outdoor patio use and indoor spacing to meet 6 foot rules, with seating arranged to code and a text notification system for table readiness. He expects gradual return to normal hours and notes challenges like barrier placement and distancing, while Marley’s and Farmer's Table gear up with staff recalls and new supplier needs. The Ohio Restaurant Association backs safety efforts and collaboration with health departments as restaurants prepare to welcome guests back in dining rooms and on patios.
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Hair stylists prepare to reopen amid pandemic rules
Hovan and fellow self employed stylists await May 15 unemployment reopening while salons plan to resume with masks required for staff and clients. Clients will wait in cars, and waiting areas will be for parents and helpers only. Beverage bar and magazines removed, and state board rules on capacity pending.
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Barbershop owner braces for back-to-work rush
Medina barber shop owner Jim LaMarca says he is ready to reopen with 100 new chair cloths safety goggles and masks in place hoping customers return as families face a fall with school reopening and haircuts. He recalls a March 18 close and expresses cautious optimism about the months ahead.
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Unemployment claims stay high as reopenings impact hiring
Dentler notes a new spike is unlikely as businesses reopen and then pause. She says owners will not hire beyond need and continuing claims will stay high though weekly new claims may not rise. Over seven weeks roughly 33.5 million claims have been filed, with about 3.2 million in the past week.
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Medina County jobless claims reach record seventh week
Medina County residents filed 900 unemployment claims last week driven by widespread business closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The four week average rose to 1,489, far surpassing the 2009 prior record. The Gazette notes reporting options for unsafe work conditions and approvals from state officials for reporting.
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