Trump Pence clash over Jan 6 certification push
Trump attorney John Lauro says Trump asked Pence to pause the certification to allow states to investigate election claims. Pence says Trump sought to overturn the vote and had no right to reject or return votes. The case centers on pressure after the 2020 vote and Pence’s pivotal role in certification.
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Battle of the Bands lights up Medina County Fair grandstand
Eight local bands performed 15 minutes each in Medina at the grandstand battle of the bands. Judges rated acts up to 100 points across categories for a cash prize of 500 300 and 200 and the overall winner earns a pavilion contract next year. Walking in Circles headlined as guest band with PJ Marley's sponsoring the event and organizer Steven Tresch highlighting growth for local acts.
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Arm Wrestling USA at Medina County Fair Draws Crowd
Medina County Fair pavilion housed an arm-wrestling competition led by Steve Simons of Simons Entertainment Group. Simons traced Arm Wrestling USA to the World Professional Arm Wrestling Association he started in 1974, highlighting its evolution through parks, venues, CBS, the NFL, and county fairs to entertain diverse contestants. Around 60 to 70 entrants competed, with focus on backgrounds and occupations over prizes.
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Hinckley Car Club raises funds at Cars at the Cabin show
Hinckley On Sunday the Hinckley Car Club hosted Cars at the Cabin with over 120 cars at the Brooklyn Exchange Cabin. The event supports multiple groups with $25 entry or $20 for members, proceeds split between the Brooklyn Exchange Club and ASPCA or No-kill shelters. The club plans to donate about $750 to Brooklyn Exchange Club and $600 to the ASPCA, plus proceeds from a Stuff the Truck drive. The non profit aims to reinvest in the community as a car show built by and for locals.
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