Grace Community Center staff ‘the essentials’ in the war against Covid-19 The Toledo Journal

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Grace Community Center staff ‘the essentials’ in the war against Covid-19 The Toledo Journal

By Jurry Taalib-DeenJournal Staff Writer In order to stop the spread of Covid-19, more popularly known as, the Coronavirus, Mike DeWine, Governor of Ohio, issued a “Stay at Home” order which went into effect on March 23, 2020, and was recently extended on April 6 until May 1. Businesses and organizations that weren’t essential in []

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