White House reverses funding pause memo
The Office of Management and Budget rescinded a memo pausing federal loans and grants after swift backlash. Officials said the halt aimed to ensure spending aligned with executive orders on climate, DEI, and other issues. The two sentence notice ends the court case and reinforces orders while drawing praise and criticism from lawmakers.
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Office of Management and Budget
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White House
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Congress
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North Dakota
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Gener
Martin Heinrich
New Mexico
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Highland Schools pursue 9.9M emergency levy for May ballot
Highland Board of Education moved to place an emergency levy on the May ballot to cover deficit spending and negative balances in the final two years of the district five year forecast. The proposal would generate 9.9 million if approved, with mills certified near 7.4 by the county auditor.
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Highland Board of Education
Highland
Neil Barnes
Medina Township to seek 2.5 mill police levy on May ballot
Medina Township trustees approved a 2.5 mill continuous police levy for the May ballot. A special meeting Tuesday declared the levy necessary to fund police operations and followed earlier discussions in January and a Jan. 22 session approving the first of two resolutions.
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Medina veteran finally awarded Purple Heart after years
Medina resident Lance Cpl. Nicholas Morano received the Purple Heart for injuries in Iraq in 2005, after paperwork delays delayed the award. His brother Army Lt. Col. Jacob Morano pinned the medal during a Medina County Veterans Service Office ceremony attended by family.
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Ohio
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Medina County
Madisyn Woodring
Lance Cpl
Medina County Veterans
Medal Reflects Experiences, Morano Says After Fortunes
Lance Cpl. Nicholas Morano expresses that while earning the medal is welcome, the true value lies in the experiences and camaraderie with his unit. He notes hesitations about pursuing the award, believing the outcome will come if it is meant to be.
Medina Board’s effort to fire coach upheld remanded for trial
Medina 9th District Court of Appeals affirmed the Medina County Court's ruling overruling the board of education's decision to terminate Nicholas Kaplack's supplemental contract. The matter is remanded to trial for further proceedings after a nearly three year dispute begun with a February 2022 board resolution citing conduct unbecoming of a Medina Schools coach and seeking suspension with pay then termination following Kaplack's hearing request.
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