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00:19 Akron Stats From the Mayor
01:36 Dates For Reopenings
01:52 Akron Pools
02:52 Delta Suspends Akron Canton Until September
04:07 The Malls Open Tomorrow
04:47 Highest Infected Zip Codes
05:33 Volunteer to Make Masks
06:49 Goodwill is Open
08:48 No Dates For Daycare
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00:11 Meat Shortage on the Way
01:57 Tallmadge Closures
03:04 Summit Mall is Opening on the 12th
05:13 Mayor Horrigan Delivers Some Stats
08:27 Rubber Ducks Update
09:12 Akron Board of Education
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Yesterday Governor Mike DeWine had a press conference to discuss reopening the state.
On May 4, manufacturing, distribution and construction operations will be allowed to resume with strict safety instructions in place. That same day, general offices can resume operations, but DeWine strongly emphasized that those who can work from home are encouraged to continue doing so.
On May 12, consumer retail and services can resume as long as facial coverings are worn by employees — with customers strongly urged to do the same.
The Akron Pride Festival and Equality March will not take place this summer in line with other city events canceled because of coronavirus concerns.
The group said plans are underway for the 2021 festival.
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If you get the virus you will work with "tracers" who will call anyone you've come in contact with to get them tested. We are testing many more people. This will help control the spread of the virus.
Check out hoopladigital.com for ebooks and audiobooks that tie into the library system. There is also the Libby app (through overdirve.com ) that allows you to check out digital media.
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Summit County’s bus system said Monday that customers and employees must wear face masks beginning Wednesday to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.Face coverings “are mandatory for Metro employees and passengers,” Metro said in a news release.
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Marketing communications agency Kleidon & Associates is pledging a complementary half-hour consultation for any nonprofit or small business to help them effectively navigate this crisis. The offer is available from now through April.
This effort is a part of Kleidon’s Action for Akron, a pro bono program that the company started several years ago to help nonprofit agencies develop their communication materials. Companies and nonprofits that wish to seek assistance from Kleidon & Associates can schedule a session at www.kleidon.com/actionforakron or by calling (330 666-5984. All consultations will be held via video conferencing.
The Akron Aviators is a professional men’s minor league basketball team based in Akron, OH playing in the iconic American Basketball Association (ABA). Founded in May of 2017, the Aviators are currently playing in our third season. The Akron Aviators boast family-friendly entertainment and great basketball for fans of all ages.
7 of our players have either been signed overseas, chosen for US Select Teams, or invited to pro training camps and is an excellent stepping stone for players looking to further their career and also a great home for talented players in the Northeast Ohio region.
Their schedule is supposed to kick off in November with their home games being played at Hyre CLC. For more information see https://akronaviators.com/
The owner Ted Bare (who also owns the Highland Theater and Leonardo's pizza) is keeping his 50 employees on payroll and was thankful his pizza customers have kept his 47-year-old restaurant, busy enough to support the staff. On the Marquee of the Linda Theater is reads, “Faith, Hope and Love. Stay safe neighbors."
A national headquarters for the NFL Alumni Association will be built at Johnson Controls Hall of Fame Village. There is a hall of fame villiage?
Violating an order from the health department is prosecuted as a second-degree misdemeanor, and records from the three municipal courts in Summit County show 22 people have had charges filed against them by local police as of Thursday.
The common thread between the cases is that every person charged with violating the order also was charged with another crime. Barberton Police Public Information Officer Marty Eberhart said the majority of people who are out and about have nothing to worry about; officers are not stopping people simply to enforce the order.
One man was stopped by police for leaving a grocery store with the “distinct imprint of large cans in each pocket,” according to a police report. He was found to be shoplifting and since his “sole reason for visiting Giant Eagle was to steal beer” he was charged with violating the order along with theft, the police report said.
Barberton has cracked down on the most people for violating the order in Summit County, with 13 charged in Barberton Municipal Court.
Several individuals have reported to the Summit County Sheriff's Office that they have been targeted with emails attempting to extort money from them. Recipients are told that spyware has monitored their computer activity and a video has been recorded of them visiting porn sites. Unless the recipient pays $2000.00 in bitcoins, the hacker will share his video with your family, friends, employer, etc. Once payment is made, the hacker promises to delete the video and go away. These so-called 'sextortion' scams are nothing more than 'phishing' expeditions whereby millions of emails are sent to random individuals in the hope that someone with a guilty conscience will panic and pay.
If you receive one of these emails - DO NOT RESPOND, DO NOT PAY, DELETE.
Important BALLOT RETURN deadlines for the Ohio 2020 Primary :
Getting a Ballot:
In order to receive a ballot by mail for the 2020 Ohio Primary Election, your request for an absentee ballot application must be physically at the board office by NOON on Saturday, April 25th.
Election extension
● RETURNING A BALLOT IN PERSON TO 470 GRANT STREET, 44311 - APRIL 28TH AT 7:30 PM
● RETURNING A BALLOT BY US MAIL - BALLOT MUST BE POSTMARKED ON OR BEFORE APRIL 27TH TO BE COUNTABLE
Don't forget to use the secure ballot drop box located outside the front door of 470 Grant Street, Akron, 44311! Do not bring ballots into the building!
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Governor Mike Dewine said on 4/23 during his press conference that he will reveal the plan to move forward on Monday 4/27
Mayor Dan Horrigan and Akron’s Office of Integrated Development, which oversees Lock 3 Park and all city recreation, said in a news release that there will be no large concerts or festivals at Lock 3 Park downtown. However, many smaller events are still scheduled but will be reconsidered and possibly reconfigured with the public and city employees’ health in mind.
The city announced that all downtown events with an expected attendance of 250 or more are postponed until 2021.
Akron’s historic Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens will open its gates to pandemic-weary residents to take a stroll — albeit at a socially acceptable distance from one another.
The first day the grounds will be open to the public free of charge will be Friday April 24th.
The first hour and half from 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. will be reserved for senior citizens with the remaining hours being from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. There will be no public restroom facilities available.
The historic home is at 714 North Portage Path in Akron.
The decision to open the grounds was made with the blessing of the Summit County Health Department
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Rite Aid will open a self-swab testing location Wednesday at the Rite Aid at 4053 S. Main St. near state Route 619 in Green, near the Portage Lakes.
People getting tested must remain in their vehicles during the entire process. In line with Centers for Disease Control recommendations, those seeking tests should wear a cloth covering over the nose and mouth.
The program is not intended for people experiencing emergency warning signs.
Patients are required to provide government issued identification, be at least 18 years old and need to preregister online at riteaid.com to schedule a time slot for testing
More than 300 small businesses in Summit County will receive a total of more than $1.5 million in funding through a program created to provide emergency relief during the coronavirus pandemic.
Summit County and the Greater Akron Chamber of Commerce announced Wednesday that 311 small businesses in the county will receive funding from the COVID-19 Small Business Emergency Relief Grant Program.
The grant program, which Summit County Council approved last month, provides grants of up to $5,000 to small for-profit businesses affected by COVID-19.
Businesses in operation for at least a year prior to March 15, 2020, with three to 25 employees and more than 50% of their employees residing in Summit County were eligible.
At the application deadline on April 13, there were more than 1,000 applicants, resulting in more than 600 eligible applications that were reviewed by the Grant Underwriting Team.
Fifty-one percent of eligible applicants received grant awards.
While many people are losing their jobs, if that is not you, then maybe you can help others. Currently according to a support local site on USA Today, there are 33 companies in Akron that you could purchase a gift card to help them through this tough period.
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Mayor Dan Horrigan's town hall meeting will be played in this podcast. Other stories include:
400 Non-Essential Companies were shut down
Giant Eagle is listing shows that may have had confirmed cases in the building.
See website (https://www.gianteagle.com/store-cleansing)
How Avenue construction updated
Akron pushes back on Sewer consultant charging $550/hr
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