Rioters Occupy Congress as Capitol Falls into Chaos
Pro Trump supporters storm the Capitol as lawmakers, staffers hide and lockdowns are ordered. A female protester is shot and killed by police. three others die in apparent medical emergencies amid tear gas, broken glass, and taunting scenes in the Rotunda and chambers.
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Pro-Trump protests swarm statehouses across the nation
Protesters massed outside statehouses from Georgia to New Mexico on Wednesday backing President Trump. Some evacuations occurred as hundreds demonstrated against Biden's win with signs like Stop the steal. Most wore no masks and some carried guns in several states.
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Local leaders react to Washington riot in Capitol breach
Ohio Governor DeWine condemns violence at the Capitol. Rep Anthony Gonzalez urges equal treatment under the law. Ohio Attorney General Yost calls for peaceful rule of law as the Electoral College tally is disrupted.
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Market at Medina Line project approves final plat
Medina County Planning Services approved the final plat for The Market at Medina Line, a 124.3 acre commercial subdivision at Route 18 and Medina Line Road anchored by Menards. Four private streets with a roundabout at the center and a Route 18 access point are planned. ground breaking date not set.
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Medina Line Road
Eau Claire
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Testa
Nils Johnson
Cunningham & Associates Inc
Endeavor
Granger
Johnson
Township and Planning Commission
Medina considers moving municipal court to 1969 courthouse space
Medina municipal officials mull relocating the city’s Municipal Court into the 1969 portion of the Medina County Courthouse. Architect Brandstetter Carroll develops preliminary plans pro bono as voters weigh ballot issues. Domestic Court may stay in the 1841 space if feasible.
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Brandstetter Carroll Inc
Medina County
Scott Miller
Brandstetter
Miller
Mary Kovack
Bill Hutson
Colleen Swedyk
Steve Hambley
Brunswick Schools announces online learning tweaks for second semester
About 300 Brunswick Schools parents attended a virtual town hall led by Pat Geschke to review second semester online options. Changes include a full-day remote schedule for third graders with dedicated ELA and math blocks, integration of science social studies and SEL into those blocks, and new specials like art, PE and music for K-5 remote students.
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Pat Geschke
Brunswick Virtual Academy
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