Iran Israel Trade Blows As Trump Weighs In
Iran and Israel traded strikes a week into their war as President Trump weighs U S involvement. Western officials met in Geneva for talks with Iran’s top diplomat. Netanyahu vowed a prolonged campaign while Iran urged diplomacy if aggression ceases.
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Kidney failure diagnosis ends long, hard medical journey
A man recounts a decade of diabetes management and rising kidney decline from stage 2 to stage 4 by 2019. He describes the lack of symptoms until dialysis eligibility at 10 percent function, and a rapid health decline that forced emergency care after years of heavy work and monitoring.
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Tax reform HB 335 hit on school funding fears
Local officials warn HB 335 cutting inside millage could devastate school districts in Lorain County. Elyria and Lorain may lose millions, forcing staff cuts, larger class sizes, and reduced programming. Lawmakers describe the bill as controversial with uncertain passage before June 30.
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Miller attacked on I 90 amid antisemitic threats
Rocky River police investigated an incident on Interstate 90 in which Congressman Max Miller said a suspect threatened him and his family while waving a Palestinian flag and shouting antisemitic slurs. The attack drew swift reaction from the Ohio Jewish Caucus and is being probed by multiple agencies.
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Hall Aims Budget Relief With Sales Tax Boost In Lorain County
Lorain County plans a 2026 budget of 34 million to 35.5 million while a 0.25 percent sales tax passed in 1994 provides 13 million to 14 million annually for jail operations. Sheriff’s Office remains the largest general fund item with payroll and vehicles. Chief Deputy Tanya Crack ensured every requisition and vendor was correct to secure best prices. If the sales tax passes, 13 million could be freed for the general fund, easing future cuts. Hall cites correcting 1.8 million in prior math errors and cheaper state bids for inmate medications as savings. Moore notes 7 to 8 million still from the general fund in 2026, but relief could come with tax revenue. Public comment supported sheriff efforts. some called for using mall sale proceeds for jail replacement.
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