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Dec 16, 2020
Over the last year, hundreds of children’s books were collected on the Kent State East Liverpool Campus that were intended to be handed out during the city’s annual holiday parade. When the parade was canceled this year because of the COVID pandemic, campus employees decided to find another way to distribute the books to local youngsters. Through a project known as Season’s Readings, Kent State East Liverpool recently donated nearly 1,500 new books combined to East Liverpool’s North Elementary School, Beaver Local elementary students and to the East Liverpool Head Start program. The North Elementary PTA included the books in gift bags prepared for each of its students that included pajamas, t-shirts and other items. The books from Kent State were donated by employees, students, local businesses and the former Auxiliary from East Liverpool City Hospital or purchased with monetary donations. Over the last five years, more than 5,000 books have been given to area c
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LISBON The county jail is under a lock down after 16 inmates and two staff tested positive for COVID-19.
Warden Tom Mackie said the infected inmates are being held separately in the same pod and away from the other inmates, with each inmate in their own cell.
The problem began last week when five inmates were found to have elevated temperatures. “As a precaution we reported it up the chain, and Wes Vins (the county health commissioner) recommended we test everyone,” Mackie said.
On Saturday, a medical team from East Liverpool City Hospital arrived to test all 108 inmates and the staff as well. Everyone took the rapid response test and all but three inmates took the more accurate nasal swab.
tgiambroni@mojonews.com
LISBON The county jail is under a lockdown after 16 inmates and two staff tested positive for COVID-19.
Warden Tom Mackie said the infected inmates are being held separately in the same pod and away from the other inmates, with each inmate in their own cell.
The problem began last week when five inmates were found to have elevated temperatures. “As a precaution we reported it up the chain, and Wes Vins (the county health commissioner) recommended we test everyone,” Mackie said.
On Saturday, a medical team from East Liverpool City Hospital arrived to test all 108 inmates and the staff as well. Everyone took the rapid response test and all but three inmates took the more accurate nasal swab.
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LISBON The county jail is under a lockdown after 16 inmates and two staff tested positive for COVID-19.
Warden Tom Mackie said the infected inmates are being held separately in the same pod and away from the other inmates, with each inmate in their own cell.
The problem began last week when five inmates were found to have elevated temperatures. “As a precaution we reported it up the chain, and Wes Vins (the county health commissioner) recommended we test everyone,” Mackie said.
On Saturday, a medical team from East Liverpool City Hospital arrived to test all 108 inmates and the staff as well. Everyone took the rapid response test and all but three inmates took the more accurate nasal swab.