FBI Director Reveals Latest on Trump Rally Gunman
FBI Director Christopher Wray says the gunman Thomas Crooks searched how far Oswald stood from Kennedy and registered for the Butler Pennsylvania rally July 13. Crooks, killed by a Secret Service sniper, showed interest in public figures but no clear ideological motive yet, and acted alone according to investigators.
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Medina Arts Camp festival showcases student work
Access the Arts Medina County Arts Camp held its annual festival in Medina's square. For three summers the program with Medina County Arts Council has served first through fifth graders, offering dance music and 2D 3D artwork. Camp concludes with a showcase by campers and instructors for the community. Jane Back stresses celebrating children's creativity across disciplines.
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Lafayette Township approves 2-mill fire levy for ambulance needs
Lafayette Township trustees moved forward a five year 2-mill operating levy for the Lafayette Township Fire District to fund a new ambulance and cover a deficit. The levy would cost about $70 annually for a $100,000 home, as Chief Brian Cavanaugh outlined aging fleet and projected ambulance replacement costs exceeding $300,000 with an 18 month to three year build time.
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New 911 programs aim to speed Medina County responses
Medina County rolls out faster 911 dispatch plans with direct routing to Brunswick Medina and Wadsworth centers, Rapid SOS GPS tracking, and enhanced registry to identify correct dispatch location. Verizon calls may route straight to cities. AT T and T Mobile readiness pending.
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Medina County OKs opioid settlement resolution
Medina County commissioners approved a resolution accepting terms of a national opioid settlement from Kroger Co totaling 1.2 billion dollars over 11 years. Funds would be distributed by OneOhio Recovery Foundation across 19 regions to support drug abuse recovery and related programs. Commissioner Steve Hambley expressed skepticism about transparency and oversight but would vote to ensure local access to funds.
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