Daily Rundown September 1, 2020

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How Cleveland schools are handling a remote learning scenario

Akron School Board Reverses Earlier Decision, Allows Fall Sports To Proceed

Amherst Schools hires additional teachers for smaller class sizes

Cuyahoga County Board of Health defies Gov. DeWine’s call for transparency about coronavirus cases in schools

Spectrum introduces high-speed Internet service that schools can offer students for at-home learning

Kent State University launches coronavirus dashboard showing 12 cases since students returned to campus

Bellbrook-Sugarcreek schools adjust after levy failures

Lorain County JVS levy goes on November ballot

Lucas County Board of Elections reports rise in absentee ballot requests

LaRose announces new voter registration campaign at Ohio barbershops and salons [VIDEO]

Lawmakers start efforts to repeal Ohio’s nuclear bailout, but will any succeed?

Ohio nuclear bill also funded solar projects. What will happen to them if the bill is repealed?

Facebook changes terms of service: So what does it mean?

Census data shows local percentage of who has self-responded to count is higher than national average

Mapping Ohio’s 123,157 coronavirus cases, latest updates, trends