Daily Rundown September 2, 2020

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How school leaders plan to address attendance while learning virtually

Fairview Park City Schools completes $35.2 million permanent improvement project

Cuyahoga County Board of Health must end unjustifiable secrecy on COVID-19 in schools

Chardon superintendent clarifies policy on politics after banning thin blue line flag

Chardon police chief responds to thin blue line flag controversy, saying department 'equally serves all persons who require our assistance'

Chardon school shooting survivor reacts to ’thin blue line’ flag controversy

KHN new medical office to focus on senior health care, add jobs in Kettering

One of Dayton's largest health systems to build $5.5M facility in Kettering

COVID-19 cases surge at Miami University; tests required for students returning to campus

Ohio mails millions of absentee ballot requests to voters for November election

Ohio to announce recipients of $50 million in grants to increase internet connectivity for students

Debate over repealing House Bill 6 widens partisan divide in Ohio legislature

Householder returns to Ohio House to defend himself, nuclear bailout

Citizens group files suit to end Gov. DeWine’s emergency COVID-19 orders

USPS removes thousands of mailboxes each year. In 2020, mail-in ballots make it political.

US Senate Republicans and Democrats look toward next step with House postal service bill

An online class by any other name? College students pay rent, enroll – then find courses aren’t in-person

U.S. job gains for next decade projected to be much slower than after 2008 crisis

Facebook axes small Russian troll network ahead of election

1,453 newly reported coronavirus cases in Ohio, an increase not seen since July: Tuesday update

Coronavirus deaths have now have been reported in 84 of Ohio’s 88 counties