COVID-19 Daily Update — Thursday, March 26

• Mechanics Bank
• Avita Health System
• Mansfield YMCA
• Local Media posts

  • OhioHealth Mansfield and Shelby hospitals open donation sites for medical supplies – News Journal

  • Domestic violence shelters stay open during “Stay at Home” period – Richland Source

  • Ontario Schools Teacher Shares Thoughts After Switch To Virtual Instruction Due To Coronavirus – WMFD

  • New Richland Public Health commissioner faces tough task in COVID-19 – Richland Source

Ohio coronavirus cases rise to 704 and 10 deaths: Ohio Department of Health Wednesday update

COLUMBUS, Ohio – The number of Ohioans who have tested positive for the new coronavirus rose to 704 people, and 10 have died, according to an Ohio Department of Health update on Wednesday afternoon. This is up significantly from Tuesday afternoon, when 564 people were confirmed to be infected, and eight dead had died COVID-19, the illness caused by the virus.

Workers in Northeast Ohio say a number of businesses are violating Gov. Mike DeWine’s coronavirus orders

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Hundreds of workers around Northeast Ohio have told cleveland.com that they are confused about why their workplace remains open or that their employer isn’t following the anti-coronavirus guidelines set by the state. Ohio’s stay at home order, which closed “non-essential” businesses and took effect at 11:59 p.m.

• Mechanics Bank
• Avita Health System
• Mansfield YMCA
• Local Media posts

  • OhioHealth Mansfield and Shelby hospitals open donation sites for medical supplies – News Journal

  • Domestic violence shelters stay open during “Stay at Home” period – Richland Source

  • Ontario Schools Teacher Shares Thoughts After Switch To Virtual Instruction Due To Coronavirus – WMFD

  • New Richland Public Health commissioner faces tough task in COVID-19 – Richland Source

Ohio coronavirus cases rise to 704 and 10 deaths: Ohio Department of Health Wednesday update

COLUMBUS, Ohio – The number of Ohioans who have tested positive for the new coronavirus rose to 704 people, and 10 have died, according to an Ohio Department of Health update on Wednesday afternoon. This is up significantly from Tuesday afternoon, when 564 people were confirmed to be infected, and eight dead had died COVID-19, the illness caused by the virus.

Workers in Northeast Ohio say a number of businesses are violating Gov. Mike DeWine’s coronavirus orders

CLEVELAND, Ohio – Hundreds of workers around Northeast Ohio have told cleveland.com that they are confused about why their workplace remains open or that their employer isn’t following the anti-coronavirus guidelines set by the state. Ohio’s stay at home order, which closed “non-essential” businesses and took effect at 11:59 p.m.