Cheney Defeat Signals End of GOP Era and Family Legacy
Liz Cheney’s primary loss marks a turning point as the Republican Party shifts under Trump. The three term congresswoman, who led the Jan 6 inquiry, faces uncertain future with potential White House run and the potential start of a new GOP landscape defined by Trump loyalty.
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Medina and Buckeye Schools start 2022-23 year in Medina County
Medina and Buckeye Schools opened the 2022-23 academic year as Medina County districts kick off back to school. Medina County Career Center led the return with an early start, while Wadsworth Cloverleaf Brunswick Highland Black River districts schedule staggered first days through late August, guiding kindergarten boot camps and grade levels.
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Wadsworth candy shop draws crowds on social media
Sweets on High owner Lillian Turano documents progress of the new downtown shop at 110 High St on TikTok where videos have surpassed 1 million views. The space was previously a temporary storefront used by neighboring Opal Dragonfly owner Rhonda Abbott.
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Hinckley Fire Dept receives training tools donation
Hinckley Firefighters Association donated over 8000 dollars in training props to the Hinckley Fire Department funded by a Leary Firefighters Foundation grant. The haul includes a 7900 dollar forcible entry training door and a padlock simulator.
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Medina Demolishes Historic District Building Monday
A two story yellow residence at 277 S Court St in Medina's historic district was demolished after the Historic Preservation Board found it unsafe and uneconomical to repair. Built in the late 1800s, the structure moved to the site around 1904 and sits near Smith Road. Craig Sturgill, who owns adjacent parcels, had hoped to renovate both properties while a separate hotel project remains nearby.
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