Netanyahu vows to finish the job in Gaza Rafah
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledges to finish the job in Gaza as War Cabinet member Benny Gantz warns that fighting could move to Rafah if hostages are not freed by Ramadan. U S seeks cease fire but vetoes another UN draft. Netanyahu opposes Palestinian statehood amid broader regional tensions.
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Medina Ice Festival marks 30th annual event in Medina
Medina hosts the 30th annual Ice Festival in Public Square drawing hundreds to see dozens of ice sculptures. Competitions include Friday speed carving and a fire and ice tower light up, with team events Saturday and individual events Sunday organized by Elegant Ice Creations. Blackorn Blackburn, a Columbus culinary student turned ice carver, demonstrates carving skills after a mentor urged ice work.
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Medina Ice Festival crowns first place devilfish sculpture
Four teams competed in Medina's four day Ice Festival final team ice carving. Ben Goebel and Titus Arensberg won for their devilfish design while other sculptures included Godzilla a dragon and a wolf. Nearly 150 ice sculptures were shown on the square.
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Kids First Medina Kickstarts Campaign for School Levy
Kids First Medina held a campaign kickoff to raise awareness of Medina City School District Issue 7 an operating levy on the March 19 ballot. Co chair Vicki Druley stressed door to door campaigning pamphlets and postcards to inform voters that funds fund operating expenses including teachers programs and athletic fees.
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Medina Recreation Center expands with ribbon cutting
After months of construction an 1800 square foot expansion at the Medina Recreation Center was celebrated with a ribbon cutting. The new space allows more free weight equipment on the lower level and converts the upstairs balcony into a multi use area.
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