Supreme Court to hear Trump's ballot access appeal
The Supreme Court will decide if Trump can be barred from the 2024 ballot over efforts to overturn the 2020 election. The case, from Colorado, centers on his role in the Jan 6 Capitol attack with arguments set for February 8, reflecting campaign timing ahead of primaries.
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Supreme Court weighs 14th Amendment bar to ballot access
The court weighs the reach of the 1868 provision barring insurrectionists from office amid a compressed winter term. Colorado's high court recently barred Trump from its GOP primary ballot, a first use of the clause in a presidential bid. Trump appeals in Maine over ballot ineligibility tied to the Capitol attack.
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Medina County welcomes K-9 Creed to sheriff's unit
Medina County Sheriff's Office announces the newest K-9 Creed a Belgian Malinois German shepherd mix joining Deputy Caylum Yorks and the narcotics focused team. Yorks selected Creed after reviewing eight dogs at Excel K-9 in Hiram and began eight weeks of intensive training lasting 12 to 16 hours daily.
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Medina hearing loops funded for centers and courthouse
Medina County plans installation of hearing loops at the Brunswick Recreation Center the new Medina County Courthouse and the Supreme Senior Center. Laura Toth director of the Office for Older Adults described the project at a county commissioners meeting noting loops connect audiovideo systems directly to hearing aids via T coils and loop listeners aiding those with hearing difficulties.
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Medina High freshman to perform at Carnegie Hall
Medina High School 14 year old Lainey Miller earned a spot in the 2024 High School Honors Performance Series and will sing at Carnegie Hall in New York City alongside hundreds of other selected musicians. She has studied voice since 2019, plays clarinet in band and marching band, and has performed with the Contemporary Youth Orchestra in Cleveland.
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Zoning Board Upholds Cease and Desist in Residential Landscaping Case
Litchfield Board of Zoning Appeals ruled the zoning inspector acted within authority issuing a cease and desist on a residential lot. Neighbor reports heavy traffic from Ryan's Signature Landscaping, operated by Shane Cook in Beat Road property behind his house, amid complaints of year‑round activity and trucks.
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