Brown bids farewell as he vows to keep fighting for workers
Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown, in a farewell Senate speech, says he will not abandon the fight for American workers despite a recent statewide loss in Ohio. He criticizes Washington for bowing to Wall Street, cites his 18-year record expanding veterans health care, blocking bad trade deals, saving Delphi pensions, and capping insulin prices, and suggests a future return to Ohio as private citizen.
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Ohio
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Washington
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Chamber
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Medicare
Democratic
Connie Schultz
Elizabeth
UnitedHealthcare CEO killing sparked terrorism charge
Luigi Mangione, 26, charged with murder as an act of terrorism in the December 4 killing of Brian Thompson in Manhattan. Thompson, 50, was CEO of UnitedHealth Group's insurer arm and was shot while attending an investor conference. Prosecutors say the act aimed to intimidate civilians and influence policy. Mangione was arrested December 9 in Altoona, Pennsylvania, with the gun used in the shooting and forged IDs. The case ties to an online narrative about healthcare disputes and anger toward insurers.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Luigi Mangione
Brian Thompson
Manhattan
Alvin Bragg
Thompson
Karen Friedman Agnifilo
United Healthcare
United States
U.S. Health
Mangione
Jessica Tisch
Bronx
Bragg
McDonald’s
Altoona
Nia
Week of December 1 blotter highlights and incidents
On River Styx Road a driver named Prince Richardson veered and struck a mailbox after claiming sleepiness. Multiple crashes occurred through Dec 7 on Wadsworth and Wooster Pike roads, including deer collisions and two-vehicle/property reports. One arrest: a woman on East Normandy Park Drive for assault on a police officer.
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River Styx Road
Prince Tofaro Sean Richardson
Richardson
Wadsworth Road
Sharon Copley Road
World Truck
Medina Road
Stonebrooke Lane
Wooster Pike Road
Margaret Elizabeth Katasiasz
Poe Road
Normandy Park Drive
Medina County
Interstate 71
Levy Renewal Promised By Cloverleaf Board
Cloverleaf trustees back a renewal permanent improvement levy saying voters supported a 2023 renewal and no new revenue will be sought until at least 2030. The board approved a resolution of necessity for the levy and stressed this would be the last renewal through 2030. Reporter Patrick Rhonemus can be contacted for details.
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Cloverleaf
Brunswick residents weigh marijuana dispensary plans
Brunswick residents debate the merits of a local marijuana dispensary as voters previously legalized marijuana but did not specify a dispensary location. Hanek notes community input is needed and data on road benefits remains unavailable in Ohio.
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