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Duke Energy Convention Center selected for “Enhanced Hospital Capacity” other local COVID 19 news
Ohio’s new stay at home order goes into effect at midnight tonight. Columbus, Ohio – Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, Lt. Governor Jon Husted, and Dr. Amy Acton, MD, MPH, provided the following updates on Ohio’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic this afternoon. HOSPITAL CAPACITY The announcement said that Ohio must double its hospital capacity due…
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How to vote in 2020 Primary Election: Frequently asked questions
Local Board of Elections Clermont County Hamilton County Warren County Ohio Secretary of State I VOTED BY MAIL OR IN PERSON BEFORE MARCH 17, 2020, DO I NEED TO VOTE AGAIN? No, all ballots already submitted by mail or in-person will count, so long as they were otherwise valid. If you voted prior to March…
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CDC and DeWine recommends use of cloth face coverings to help slow the spread of COVID-19
On Saturday, Governor DeWine urged Ohioans to begin wearing cloth masks while in public, as recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). “The community wants to help and we have an opportunity for them,” according to interim Hamilton County Health Commissioner Greg Kesterman. “We have been receiving calls and notes from folks who…
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Building “Alternative Care Centers”
The Clermont County Engineer’s staff partnered with the Greater Cincinnati Health Collaborative, Clermont County Public Health, Mercy Hospital staff, and the Central Joint Fire-EMS District Saturday morning to construct “Alternative Care Centers” in Brown, Clermont, and Hamilton County. 513-683-1052 215 Loveland-Madeira Rd Loveland, Ohio 45140 Ready to improve your Health? Request your Appointment today! Call…
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Former Loveland High School Softball Player Stacye Toups is on Front Lines of COVID-19 Battle in Spain
4/3/2020 7:59:00 AM | @eku_softball It’s only been two weeks, but Stacye Toups has already seen 15 people die from coronavirus complications. She had to call the families of five of those patients. Toups is exhausted, both physically and mentally. Supplies are running low. And she knows there are many more weeks like this to…
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Loveland Counselor: How to protect children and adolescents who have experienced abuse during this ‘Stay at Home Order’
by Elizabeth Greller, M.A., LPCC Children and adolescents who have experienced abuse (physical, sexual and/or neglect) and/or traumatic events (examples – parent death, witness to domestic violence, parent addiction, separation from a parent, scary/painful medical treatment, etc) have additional needs than children and adolescents who have not experienced such life events. This is especially important…
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OHSAA News: Officiating courses available for free through July 1 on the NFHS Learning Center
NATIONAL FEDERATION OF STATE HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATIONS Officiating Courses Available for Free Through July 1 on the NFHS Learning Center Current high school sports officials, as well as individuals interested in joining the officiating ranks, will be able to access online education courses on the NFHS Learning Center for free through July 1. Since many…
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News to use from Milford
City of Milford, OH was live. March 30 at 10:01 AM · • The City Council meeting scheduled for April 7th has been canceled. The next regularly scheduled City Council meeting is April 21st • To Volunteer for Feed Our Flock click here • Municipal income returns and payments for tax year 2019 with…
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AG Yost cuts red tape to enable thousands of law enforcement cadets and retirees on the road
Columbus, Ohio – Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has directed the Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy (OPOTA) to expedite the final examinations of about 300 police cadets and allow them to quickly bolster the ranks of law enforcement in Ohio. “We have to do everything legally, and safely, within our power to get officers and deputies…
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Ohio Department of Health receives ALL allocated PPE from the Strategic National Stockpile
Locally you can donate Personal Protective Equipment HERE Columbus, Ohio – A critical part of our state’s effort to contain and stop the spread of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is to ensure our healthcare providers, Emergency Medical Services, law enforcement, and long-term care workers have the equipment they need to protect themselves and those they…
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