Protesters in Medina push universal health care amid racial justice calls
A Sunday Medina gathering urged universal health care while honoring Black Lives Matter protests nationwide. Organizers Our Revolution Ohio lead a Road to Justice and Freedom Movement along Route 42 from Cincinnati to Cleveland through July 5.
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Echoes of 1968 in modern unrest and space calm
The piece links today’s protests and political shocks with 1968, noting violent clashes, calls for order, and media footage. It contrasts this unrest with mission control’s calm rocket launch as the late 1960s era resurges in tone amid impeachment talk, pandemic, and social upheaval.
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Highland 2020 Graduates Celebrate At Drive In
Highland High School held its 267 member class of 2020 graduation at the Blue Sky Drive-In in Wadsworth after an earlier May ceremony. The drive in, planned under DeWine restrictions, featured videos and photos from seniors with the opening song Una f raid by Lilia Colbrunn serving as a tribute to the year.
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Legislation seeks permanent to go cocktails in Ohio
Ohio lawmakers propose House Bill 669 to allow permanent takeout and delivery of cocktails and wines in sealed containers from bars restaurants wineries micro-distilleries and small breweries. The measure would remove per order limits and permit delivery via apps, with a 1.5 liter per customer cap for micro-distilleries. Local business owners anticipate reopening and new patio use as HB 669 advances.
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Greg Cordray
Medina
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High Voltage Karting
Mike DeWine
Coronavirus cases rise in Medina County totals 337
State health officials reported 337 confirmed Medina County COVID-19 cases as of Sunday, with 68 hospitalizations and 22 deaths. statewide totals stood at 35,513 confirmed and probable cases and 2,155 deaths, with 6,049 hospitalized and 1,556 in intensive care.
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Medina Allows Socially Distanced Wedding Ceremonies in Public Square
William Hall and Jennifer Sanders, longtime friends turned couple, wed in Medina Public Square as the city hosts socially distanced ceremonies after Medina County Probate and Juvenile Court halted licenses amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Sanders said they chose to proceed without delay to honor their plans.
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William Hall
Jennifer Sanders
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