Violence surges as anti mask vaccine protests widen
Across the United States anti vaccine and anti mask protests grow more violent. A Hawaii lieutenant governor was harassed outside his condo while a California parent punched a teacher over masks. A Texas parent ripped a mask from a teacher and a Missouri hospital leader faced papers accusing him of crimes against humanity. Local leaders report hostile confrontations at meetings and in public while COVID cases and hospitalizations rise.
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Wellington families benefit from Dukes Care Closet effort
About 75 backpacks vanished at Wellington back to school event as Tammy Koleski and Pam Richards fund and staff the Dukes Care Closet. The program provides new clothing, supplies and hygiene items to help families meet daily needs and keep kids comfortable at school. Plans include openings at McCormick Middle and Wellington High with expansion to Lorain County.
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Lorain County Fair Opens Amid Pandemic Aftermath
Lorain County Fair opens in Wellington marking the 175th anniversary with limited events as Fair Board Director Marie Waite notes crowds gathering and hopes for safe conditions and clear skies while reflecting on COVID 19 impacts Ohio wide including 1 171 557 infections 63 915 hospitalizations and 20 648 deaths.
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Personal memories drive Pentagon leaders to support troops
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Gen. Mark Milley spoke of Afghanistan’s collapse as deeply personal. They urged troops to check in on buddies and seek help as scenes of desperate Afghans airlifted out stirred memories of war and losses. The leaders noted 2,448 U S lives lost and 20,722 wounded.
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