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Newspaper

The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 2025

Page

12

Bryan Church Open To Homeless Sheltering Despite Conviction

In Bryan Ohio Pastor Chris Avell’s Dad's Place remains open to shelter the homeless as a judge convicts him of zoning and fire code violations. Attorneys vow appeal while civil cases challenge city enforcement. Church seeks to continue aid despite permitting hurdles and mandatory sprinkler requirements.

Bryan Ohio Chris Avell Dad’s Place City of Douglas Pool Dad Paol Jeremy Dys First Liberty Institute

Trump and Vance rally with anti abortion activists in DC

In Washington tens of thousands joined the March for Life as Donald Trump vowed support for anti abortion rights causes in a video message. Vice President Vance praised Trump for delivering on ending Roe v Wade, while activists pressed Congress to build on victories with protests and political action.

Washington Donald Trump Trump White House Congress JD Vance Vance U.S GOP Marjorie Dannenfelser Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America Group House Senate Kristen Cooper Students For Life America Anna Henderson Jackson Michigan Kristan Hawkins Students For Life of America Florida Ron DeSantis DeSantis Abortion Access Ryan Stitzlein Reproductive Freedom For All Dobbs Ellie Smeal Feminist Majority Foundation

NYC Man Survives Subway Plunge Says He Will Ride Again

Joseph Lynskey 45 survived being shoved onto a West 18th Street tracks as a train bore down. He suffered four broken ribs a fractured skull a ruptured spleen and a concussion and plans to return to the subway. Police arrested 23 year old Kamel Hawkins for attempted murder and assault. Gov Hochul seeks more police on subways and expanded commitment laws. Lynskey heads content at Gray V and performs as DJ Joe Usher.

New York City New York Joseph Lynskey New York Times Lynskey West 18Th Street Manhattan Brooklyn Leo Kamel Hawkins East Harlem Kathy Hochul Gray V Joe Usher 18Th Street Spotify

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