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Reports of a possibly armed person at a California hospital Wednesday evening appeared to be the result of a swatting call, authorities said.

State employees across Ohio should regularly begin their work from the office, Gov. DeWine says in an executive order that takes effect on March 17.

Call 911 if you have an emergency and need deputy assistance. Officials say to call 912-564-2826 for non-emergencies.

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