CLEVELAND, Ohio – The city recorded 58 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 coronavirus and two new fatalities, Mayor Frank Jackson’s administration announced Thursday. The newly confirmed cases involved patients ranging in age from less than two years old into their 80s. The deaths of 253 Clevelanders have been attributed to the coronavirus. The average age of those who died was 73 years old. As .
Browns, Indians, Cavs stadiums under consideration to become Ohio mass vaccination sites
Updated Feb 19, 2021;
Posted Feb 19, 2021
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COLUMBUS, Ohio – Officials who run the stadiums for the Cleveland Browns, Indians and Cavaliers, as well as the Cincinnati Bengals, have offered their spaces for coronavirus mass vaccinations, according to Gov. Mike DeWine’s office.
DeWine’s spokesman Dan Tierney said the offer from the Browns and Bengals stadium operators came Feb. 5, when the NFL offered all its 30 stadiums for mass vaccination locations.
No decisions yet have been made on whether sports arenas, many of which are publicly owned, will become mass vaccination sites in Ohio. There also isn’t any timeline for when such sites would open, with Tierney saying it would require an increase in the number of vaccines sent to Ohio.
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