Biden vows to pick Black woman for Supreme Court
Biden reiterated his pledge to replace retiring Justice Breyer with the first Black woman on the Supreme Court. The move aligns with Black voters, especially women, who powered his 2020 win, with figures highlighting their loyalty and impact in Georgia, Michigan, and Pennsylvania. Officials note candidates include Ketanji Brown Jackson and J. Michelle Childs, among others.
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Democratic Party
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Georgetown University
Hillary Clinton
Georgia
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Kamala Harris
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Sandra Day O’connor
Glynda Carr
Higher Heights For America Pac
Carr
Tom Bonier
White House
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Ketanji Brown Jackson
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California
Leandra Kruger
Childs
Clyburn
House
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Adrianne Shropshire
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Northeast braces for blizzard as major cities tally warnings
U S East Coast prepares for a nor easter storm with heavy snow, strong winds and coastal flooding. Officials declare snow emergencies, travel bans and escalate plow deployments from Maryland to Massachusetts. Airlines cancel hundreds of flights and Amtrak cuts service while shoppers rush to stock up as stores report scarce shelves and long lines.
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Carolinas
Kathy Hochul
Maryland
Larry Hogan
State National Guard
Interstate 95
Glenn Youngkin
New York City
Jersey Shore
Long Island
Connecticut
Edward Grayson
Joseph Giulietti
Intel expands in Ohio with 30000 jobs and incentives
Intel plans two factories on a 1000 acre site in Licking County near Columbus creating about 3000 company jobs and 7000 construction roles. JobsOhio may provide up to 150 million in grants and New Albany offers a 30 year 100 percent property tax abatement. Ohio won over 40 states.
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Jobs Ohip
New Albany
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Licking County
Columbus
Ohio
Police Blotter Week Highlights Traffic Stops and Investigations
Over the week officers conducted traffic stops in Seville Wadsworth and Brunswick leading to an arrest and a citation. Reports of vandalism fraud and animal attack appeared in Medina Seville Westfield Township Lodi and Brunswick. Several cases were closed or forwarded to another agency.
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Wadsworth
Sleepy Hollow Road
Valley City
Ridge Road
Independence Drive
Medina
Interstate 71
Avon Lake Road
Lodi
Hidden Falls Drive
Buffham Road
Greenwich Road
Westfield Township
Beat Road
Laurel Road
Rocklyn Drive
Brunswick
Medina Main Street honors local heroes in 2020 and 2021 awards
Medina leaders recognize Ed Wright and Dinah Wright plus Habitat for Humanity Medina County for sustained support. Awards highlight Best Commercial Rehabilitation for Habitat and Sweets and Geeks, Best Residential Rehabilitation for Medina County Historical Society, and 2020 2021 Business of the Year winners Foundry Social and Sully's Irish Pub. Volunteer and Preservation Hero honors go to Labringth Management Group and Friends of the Cemetery, with Spirit of Main Street Medina awarded to Habitat and Sam Pietrangelo of Armstrong.
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Medina Fantastic Tour
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Medina County Historical
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Foundry Social
Foundry St
Sully
W. Liberty St
Leslie Traves
Labringth Management Group
Kathy Williamson
Williamson
Friends of the Cemetery
Spring Grove
Matt Wiederhold
Wiederhold
Sam Pietrangelo
Armstrong
Main Street
South Town
Habitat For Humanity
Stasiewski
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Chelsea
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Mike DeWine
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Scrawford
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