Opening statements set for today in Hunter Biden gun case
A Wilmington jury chosen for the federal gun case against Hunter Biden, with opening statements scheduled. Judge Maryellen Noreika instructed jurors not to discuss the case. The trial follows a collapsed plea deal amid political controversy as 2024 election coverage intensifies.
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Hunter Biden
Wilmington
Del
Joe Biden
Hunter
Maryellen Noreika
Delaware
Justice Department
Wadsworth Fire and Police Team Up for Memorial Softball Game
The Wadsworth Fire Department and Wadsworth Police Department played the annual Andy Hontert Memorial softball game at Wadsworth High School to honor former firefighter and long‑time maintenance man Andy Hontert who died of cancer in 2021. Chief Robert Lindner praised Hontert for maintaining fire station and police equipment with exceptional care and even waxing fire trucks with a toothbrush.
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Patrick Rhonemus
Gazette
Andy Hontert
Wadsworth Fire Department
Wadsworth Police Department
Wadsworth
Andy Hontert Memorial
Hontert
Fire Department
Andy
Robert Lindner
Lindner
Summer EBT program offers food benefits to eligible Ohio families
Medina County officials explain Summer EBT through the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce to supply $120 per eligible child for SNAP households automatically. Other eligible families will receive Summer EBT cards. benefits expire after 122 days. Visit sebt.ohio.gov for details.
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Ohio Department of Education and Workforce
Medina County
Riley
SNAP
Ohio Works First
Medicaid
Kiley
Ohio
Equine Essentials opens Brunswick tack shop for riders
Gail Davis and Kelly Myatt-Jones co-own Equine Essentials now in Brunswick after a decade in Avon Lake. The mother and daughter began horse lessons together at age 15, bonding over riding and animals' healing presence. The business started in 2013 and became co-owned in 2020, with both running it since.
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Brunswick
Avon Lake
Equine Essentials
Gail Davis
Kelly Myatt- Jones
Myatt-Jones
Myatt- Jones
Davis
Main Street Medina distributes scholarships to Medina seniors
Medina County graduates received nine thousand dollars in scholarships from local businesses and groups through Main Street Medina. Partnerships with Cool Beans Café Medina High School and Stanley Black & Decker funded the effort. Four students were chosen for the Cool Beans Emerging Entrepreneur Scholarship including Samantha Boyland and Cayden de Wever.
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Main Street Medina
the Gazette
Medina
Medina County
Cool Beans Cafe
Stanley Black & Decker
Medina High School
Eric Stasiewski
Cool Beans Café
Laura Cavey
Cavey
Samantha Boyland
Chapman University
Cayden de Wever
Brunswick High School
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de Wever
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