Massive Women's March draws tens of thousands in Cleveland and worldwide
An estimated 15,000 people in Cleveland joined the Women’s March on Cleveland, part of a global wave protesting President Trump. Participants lined Public Square waving pink hats and signs on issues from women’s rights to immigration and climate change, amid speeches by local lawmakers and activists.
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Lorain County Voices at Washington Women's March
Lorain County residents joined hundreds of thousands in Washington for the Women's March. Veronica Seman of Penfield Township spoke of silenced voices and broad societal protections while Elyria figures Brenda Davis and Laura Walker described the march as a stand for equal pay, education, and respect amid the new administration.
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Trump Praises CIA Bristles Over Inaugural Crowd Counts
On his first full day in office President Trump berated the media over coverage of his inauguration and aired grievances about journalists. He claimed crowd sizes at the swearing in were larger than shown and spoke at CIA headquarters promising support for intelligence officials.
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Council, residents view tree conditions at park
A Saturday Oakwood Park walk through trees slated for removal highlighted aging maples and pin oaks, with City Council and residents noting few trees will last beyond 100 years. Officials cited rot indicators, while Edwards Tree Service offered $7,400 for wood before stump grinding and park grading to curb flooding as part of a planned park renovation including a sledding hill pond splash pad and athletic fields.
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