Trump taps Kash Patel as FBI director pick
President-elect Donald Trump nominates Kash Patel to lead the FBI, signaling a tense clash with Senate Republicans and a potential shake up at the agency. Patel’s arrival contrasts with the quiet approach of current director Christopher Wray, who faces uncertainty as Trump moves to install a loyal ally amid safeguarding the homeland. Wray could resign or be ousted after Trump takes office in January, while the FBI reiterates its mission to protect Americans from evolving threats.
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Brick Alley Vintage Hosts Christmas Open House in Medina
In Medina at Common Ground Warehouse Brick Alley Vintage and Poprocks N Sodapop Vintage showcase an extensive holiday collection from 1930s to 1990s. The store offers vintage ornaments stockings tree skirts and a post World War II tin tree topper. Open Fridays 5 9 pm Saturdays 10 am 5 pm Sundays 11 am 4 pm through December to spark local holiday shopping.
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Wadsworth Eyes Reutilizing CIC for Economic Growth
Wadsworth plans to repurpose its Community Improvement Corporation to boost local development. Economic Director Tom Morris notes the quasi government nonprofit has existed since the 1970s in various underfunded forms and argues it should be kept and sharpened to promote industrial, commercial, and civic growth.
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Biden pardons his son in surprise move
President Joe Biden pardoned his son Hunter on Sunday night, reversing prior pledges not to use presidential clemency for family. The action averts potential prison time after Hunter Biden faced federal gun and tax convictions in Delaware and California, arriving weeks before sentencing and ahead of a potential Trump return to the White House.
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Wadsworth plans security cameras in city parks
Wadsworth officials propose deploying cameras in parks and athletic courts to deter vandalism and boost safety. Interim service director Matt Hiscock said several locations already have cameras and more could be added, with Memorial Park likely among the most monitored sites.
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