Trump avoids jail in hush money case ruling
Former President elect Donald Trump received no jail time in the New York hush money case. Judge Merchan imposed a minimal sentence, ending the criminal matter while letting Trump proceed to his second term inauguration. Trump called the case a weaponization of government and vowed to appeal.
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Promise of Christmas brings NC residents to Medina
More than 250 North Carolina residents traveled to Medina to celebrate the holidays as part of the Promise of Christmas. Mark Klaus of Castle Noel and his wife organized a weekend event for Hurricane Helene victims, giving them a Christmas they might otherwise miss.
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Brunswick Excellence Showcase to Highlight Student Achievements
Brunswick City Schools will host the fourth annual Excellence Showcase from 6 to 8 p.m. January 30 at Brunswick Middle School. The event invites the community to explore student learning through hands on lessons foreign language offerings and extracurricular programs with performances by student musicians singers and actors plus an all grade art show.
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Medina Veterans Treatment Court recertified for three years
Medina Municipal Court's Veterans Treatment Court has received final certification from the Ohio Supreme Court's Commission on Specialized Dockets. The program is renewed until December 2027 and focuses on veterans with substance abuse or mental health issues. It offers an evidence-based alternative to traditional sentencing and requires participants to follow treatment plans attend meetings and progress in court proceedings.
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Medina County seniors seek volunteers for companionship
Medina County Senior and Adult Services asks for volunteers to visit, transport, or handle small tasks for local seniors. Coordinator Joanne Meineke notes growing requests for companions, including card playing visits or even telephone chats. Volunteers help seniors stay independent and socially connected when family is far away.
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