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Mansfield restaurants & bars are open and ready for business under new rules

MANSFIELD — After two months, Ohio restaurants were finally allowed to resume operations last week. But reopening comes with its own set of challenges. Social distancing requirements reduce seating capacity. Ripples in the supply chain drive up the cost of everything from disposable dishes to cleaning supplies. Many customers simply don’t feel comfortable venturing out. Richland […]

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COVID-19: Mansfield City Parks offer ‘socially-distant’ summer program, free lunches this summer

MANSFIELD — The City of Mansfield Parks and Recreation Department, Mansfield Art Center, Mansfield Richland County Public Library and Richland County Children Services are partnering to offer a socially distant summer program for children. The program includes a free daily lunch from the Cleveland Food Bank. Students can come to North Lake Park at 236 […]

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DeWine forms Congregate Care Unified Response Teams

COLUMBUS — Ohio governor Mike DeWine announced Monday the formation of new Congregate Care Unified Response Teams to test residents and staff members in Ohio’s nursing homes. “Nursing facilities have been aggressive regarding testing and managing COVID-19 outbreaks on their own, but this effort will provide them with additional resources,” DeWine said. “As we continue […]

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COVID-19: Richland County commissioners see less revenue, hold off on budget cuts

MANSFIELD — Richland County officials, while seeing a financial hit to the general fund during the COVID-19 pandemic, said Tuesday are they are not yet ready to start making budget cuts. Commissioners said they, along with Auditor Pat Dropsey, project revenue for the next three months will come in about $800,000 less than projected in […]

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Richland County’s 3rd COVID-19 death traced to long-term care facility

MANSFIELD — Richland County’s third reported COVID-19 related death was a 79-year-old man who became ill while living in a long-term care facility, according to Richland Public Health Commissioner Sarah Humphrey. The death, reported Thursday, is in keeping with coronavirus-death trends around Ohio. About 72 percent of Ohio’s deaths attributed to COVID-19 are connected to […]

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