Movement for Black Lives pushes sweeping BREATHE Act reforms
The Movement for Black Lives unveiled the federal BREATHE Act proposing to abolish agencies like ICE and 1033, end life sentences and mandatory minimums, and phase out federal prisons. It aims to curb surveillance, dismantle policing structures, and create a Community Public Safety Office with nonpunitive interventions and a 50 percent matching grant to close detention facilities.
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Trump moves to withdraw from World Health Organization
The Trump administration formally notified the United Nations of its withdrawal from the WHO, to take effect July 6, 2021. Biden vows to rejoin on his first day if he wins, arguing Americans are safer with U.S. leadership in global health. The State Department says reform of the WHO remains a goal.
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Buckeye Board to Hire New Superintendent
After a July 1 emergency meeting the Buckeye board approved a no cost contract with Medina Education Services Center to assist in hiring a new superintendent. At the June 29 meeting members thanked outgoing leader for his service and discussed next steps in the process.
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Study favors roundabout at city intersection after 20 crashes
A 2017 GDP study documenting 20 crashes since 2014 at the intersection found 13 rear endings, three left turn related, two with fixed objects, one sideswipe, and one angle crash. It notes red signals and lane blockage, with illegal shoulder passes. recommends removing the signal for a single lane roundabout. Reporter Jonathan Delozier can be reached at 330 721 4050.
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