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Ohio COVID-19 Update: Ohio Vax-a-Million; kids vaccination; Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Lt. Governor Jon Husted provided the following updates Thursday on Ohio s response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
OHIO VAX-A-MILLION:
In Wednesday s statewide evening address, Governor DeWine detailed a series of statewide drawings to provide incentives for Ohioans to get a COVID-19 vaccination. Ohioans aged 18 and older will be entered into Ohio Vax-a-Million, a weekly drawing with a prize of up to $1 million.
The pool of names for the Ohio Vax-a-Million drawing will be derived from the Ohio Secretary of State s publicly available voter registration database. Additionally, a webpage will be available to register.
This evening at 5:30 p.m. EDT, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine will deliver a statewide address to Ohioans, continuing his conversation on where we are in our fight against the Coronavirus and our progress towards reaching the end of the COVID pandemic.
The address will be broadcasted live on The Ohio Channel, and can be watched via live stream here. The viewing page is expected to go live at 5:15 p.m. with the address beginning at 5:30 p.m.
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A Ohio lawmaker drew criticism for using a virtual office background while attending a Zoom meeting with his colleagues and driving at the same time.
Despite the crafty scene setting, state senator Andrew Brenner can be seen wearing a seatbelt and constantly scanning his horizon. His actual surroundings were also betrayed by the fact that he had appeared in a car just moments earlier.
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During a 13-minute meeting of the Ohio Controlling Board earlier this week, Brenner appears behind the wheel of a car at the start of the video then sets the background of home office in a likely bid to conceal his driving, which starts at the 4:19 mark.
Views: House Bill 283, introduced Monday, calls for a ban on writing, sending or reading texts, viewing videos or taking photos, live streaming and using applications while driving.
State Senator Andrew Brenner thought it d be a good idea to participate in the video meeting while on the highway, but chose a background for the Zoom call that looked kind of funny.Probably the seatbelt did, too.
The video can be watched in full on the Ohio Channel website, here.
On the same day a distracted driving bill was introduced, state Sen. Andrew Brenner, R-Delaware, participated in a government video meeting while driving.