Trump seeks momentum after historic conviction attacks justice
Donald Trump uses a Manhattan campaign stop at Trump Tower to frame the verdict as rigged and to rally supporters. He attacks the judge, the star witness, and the criminal justice system, calling himself a martyr and vowing to fight to save the country and Constitution.
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ORMER
U.S. Esident
Trump
Justice System
New York
Donald Trump
White House
Manhattan
Trump Tower
Lower Manhattan
Medina County Collectors Fair pairs sports cards with pop culture items
The Medina County Collectors Fair fills the Medina County Community Center at 735 Lafayette Road for its first show. Greenie Sports Cards owner Steve Greenberg and Operation Fandom owner Josh Lehman organized the two day event, running Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with about 2 000 expected attendees.
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Patrick Rhonemus
Gazette
Medina County
Medina
Lafayette Road
Greenie Sports Cards
Fandom
Public Square
Steve Greenberg
Josh Lehman
Greenberg
Josh
Brunswick Library Summer Reading Adventure Begins
The Brunswick Library kicked off its summer reading program with the theme Adventure at your Library. The reading program targets elementary students, offering a game board and prizes after 15 and 30 days of reading, with a recommended 20 minutes daily.
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Brunswick Library
Brunswick
Children’s Department
Kelly Halleen
Halleen
Granger Township debates ARPA fund allocation prospects
Granger Township discusses applying its ARPA balance of 340,035 toward upcoming projects. The ARPA program provides pandemic relief funds, with a December 31 deadline to allocate and December 2026 to complete purchases or services. Township Fiscal Officer Donald Baker notes 398,594 total balance before adjustments for outstanding orders.
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Granger Township
ARPA
Joe Biden
Ohio
Donald Baker
Medina City Hall staff workout room reopens after grants
Medina Police Department personnel Sgt. Sara Lynn Detective Mike English and Detective Mike Woona spearheaded seeking grants to renovate the City Hall workout space. The room had not been updated in over four decades with rusted equipment and damaged mats. City Mayor Dennis Hanwell confirmed upgrades funded by local foundations and community donors.
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Medina City Hall
Medina Police Department
Sara Lynn
Mike English
Mike Woona
Dennis Hanwell
City Hall
Hanwell
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