Ohio voters reject measure heightening abortion rights hurdle
Voters in Ohio defeated Issue 1, which would have required 60 percent approval for ballot measures, signaling continued abortion rights strength at the polls. The August turnout weaker in normal cycles but records were set, boosting Democratic hopes ahead of November battles over reproductive rights nationally.
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Ohio
Aidan Johnson
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Medina County votes against Issue 1 in special election
Medina County turnout exceeded 45 percent as 32,123 voted against Issue 1 and 27,102 in favor, with 54.24 to 45.76 percent in Medina. Statewide, 57.01 percent opposed Issue 1, while 42.99 percent backed it. Medina County Democrats attributed the defeat to residents fearing loss of rights.
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Pam Miller
National Night Out Brings First Responders to Medina Rec Center
Families gathered at the Medina Community Recreation Center for the National Night Out event. Medina County agencies and local police and fire departments hosted information booths while kids explored emergency vehicles, danced with a DJ, and watched a Life Flight helicopter land on site.
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Buckeye Schools Board extends contract for superintendent
Buckeye Local Schools approves a $7,500 extension with Finding Leaders to provide orientation and retreats for superintendent Jeffrey Stanton. The firm will assist with annual performance reviews and support as Stanton, sworn in August 1, settles into the Buckeye district after June appointment.
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Kujat
Stanton
Jeff
Buckeye Board of Education
Buckeye
Jeff Harrison
Brecksville-Broadview Heights
Westfield Twp Proposes New Fire Levy for November Ballot
Westfield Township aims for a 2.5 mill fire levy over five years to fund the Westfield Fire and Rescue District. The plan seeks $87.50 per $100,000 home value, higher efficiency, updated vehicles, and a new station with expanded utilities and staff. Trustee Patterson notes prior May 3.5 mill levy failed 76.25 percent, but hopes residents will support the updated proposal.
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Kent Patterson
Lafayette
Lodi
Seville
Patterson
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