Unemployment Soars as U S Economy Reels From Pandemic
The Labor Department reports 20.5 million jobs lost in April, unemployment near 14.7 percent with estimates up to 23.6 percent. The downturn follows nationwide shutdowns, sparking debate over easing restrictions and the economy’s path ahead. The Dow rose as stocks recovered, while Johns Hopkins tallies show global infections above 3.9 million and U S deaths over 76,000.
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Gyms Await Governor's Reopen Stance in Medina
Confusion mounts as trainers and fitness centers await guidance from Gov. DeWine on reopening. Medina County Health Commissioner Krista Wasowski said a green light is not yet given, delaying plans for Hutch Sports Academy and other facilities. John Hutchings expected a Monday opening but was told to wait a few more weeks.
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Nurses Celebrate Nurses Week With Luminary Display
Cleveland Clinic Medina Hospital nurses placed about 100 tea light luminarias along East Washington Street to honor frontline staff and thank the community. The project, led by Nurse Jacquelyn Meade, aimed to offer messages of hope and encouragement for safety and resilience.
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Nursing homes report no new Medina County COVID cases
State data show no new cases in Medina County nursing homes Wadsworth Pointe and Western Reserve Masonic Community with three total deaths. Across Ohio, deaths in long term care homes rise sharply with nearly 500 in three weeks and more than 4 300 cases among residents and staff since mid April.
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Hinckley Elementary teachers host farewell vehicle parade
Hinckley Elementary students reconnect with teachers in a one hour parade past the Highland Schools building. Teachers Annie Crawford Katie Masarro and Mike McClintock organized the event to give students closure as the school year ends. Principal Jim Carpenter praised the effort and noted the 375 student K 5 enrollment.
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