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Sarah Brookbank The Enquirer Ohio's COVID-19 travel advisory list is short and sweet this week for the first time in months.  Since the start of the pandemic, officials have been urging caution when traveling in some states due to high COVID-19 positivity rates in each state. The list typically includes a dozen states. This week, only five states have made the list.  People entering Ohio after travel to states reporting positive testing rates of 15% or higher for COVID-19 are advised to self-quarantine for 14 days.  Ohio officials said the positivity rate is an indicator of how much COV...

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Inside, both customers and employees are in compliance. Well, almost everyone. As a pair of young Amish men entered to browse last week, they were approached by an employee because they weren't wearing masks. "You have to wear a mask; it's a state law," the worker said. Slightly startled, the young men wordlessly took the masks she handed them and put them on. But it wasn't long before they had them in hand again, prompting the store to announce over the intercom that masks must be worn. Religious and cultural beliefs It's a common issue in the heart of Ohio's Amish country, specifically in...

Why is Ohio behind other states on administering COVID vaccines? COLUMBUS – Ohio is behind some 20 states in administering the new coronavirus vaccine, but that's likely because of differences in how states are deploying the scarce doses. As of Tuesday, Ohio had administered 8,453 initial doses. That's far behind states such as Illinois, which has administered more than 72,000 doses, and Colorado, which has given nearly 34,000, according to Bloomberg News' vaccine tracker. All of Ohio's neighbors, except for Indiana, have administered more shots. So what gives? Ohio decided to split its fi...