Virginia Supreme Court upholds rally gun ban in Richmond
Virginia highest court preserves a ban on firearms at the upcoming pro gun rally near the Capitol in Richmond. The ruling follows a lower court decision and amid warnings of armed extremist threats and investigations tying to The Base. Authorities also cited credible threats and FBI arrests related to extremist groups ahead of the event.
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Medwick secures 900000 sq ft retail portfolio loan terms
Gorjian announces a 900,000 square foot four-property portfolio loan at 4.5 percent fixed for 10 years with 25 year amortization and partial recourse. Uber assists investors by sourcing debt and equity financing for retail and commercial properties nationwide, covering acquisition, construction, recapitalization, and various loan types. Reported by Bob Finnan.
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Seniors Expo Offers Info Food and Social Time
Seniors enjoyed a venue with vendor information tables, baked goods, and snacks while socializing with friends like Carol Ahrans and Carol McCann. Denise Podsisdlo called the expo very informative and noted the tour book from the recreation center. Contact Alyssa Alfano at the Medina Gazette.
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Schools weigh looser lunch rules amid critics and supporters
The proposal would loosen a la carte lunch options and daily vegetable counts, sparking opposition from nutrition advocates who warn of higher fats and sodium. Rep. Bobby Scott and health groups urge keeping strong standards. public comment opens 60 days on Regulations.gov.
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Medina County All-Veterans Banquet Set for April 18
The eighth annual Medina County All-Veterans Military Banquet will run 5:30 p.m. Saturday April 18 at Williams on the Lake Medina 787 Lafayette Road. Eighteen veteran groups from Medina County will be represented with over 200 guests. Vets will be honored along with a Veteran and a Veterans Advocate of the Year. Cocktail hour 5:30 p.m. dinner 6:30 p.m. entertainment 7:30 p.m. Cost is 35 dollars per person. For questions contact Phill Grassa at 330 416-0792 or pgrassa zoominternet.net.
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Medina County MCEDC to honor Guhan Venkata as speaker
The Medina County Economic Development Corp hosts its 32nd annual meeting from 5 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday February 25 at The Galaxy Restaurant Wad sworth. Guest speaker Guhan Venkata group president in the research department of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland has long led inflation and regional growth research and advised bank leadership.
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Medina Ice Festival sponsorships offered on square
Sponsorships are available for the 2020 Medina Ice Festival presented by Elegant Ice Creations from Feb 14 to 17 on Medina's square. Aaron Costic leads the company and has produced the festival for 26 years. Ice images themed after local businesses range from 2690 to 2970 dollars. Call 440 717 1940 or visit elegantice.com for details.
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Three more linked to The Base neo Nazi group arrested
Three men tied to The Base, a violent neo Nazi paramilitary group, were charged in Georgia with conspiring to kill members of an anti fascist group. The arrests follow similar federal charges against three others in Maryland and Delaware.
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