Wadsworth, Ohio, returning to normalcy

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With vaccines starting to roll out in Ohio everyone is happy that pretty soon everything can return to normal. One of those people is Mick Meighen who is a 75-year-old resident of Wadsworth Ohio and he and his wife are really looking forward to hanging out with their friends and family without worrying about contracting COVID-19.



                                            

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