Lawmakers urge détente amid Trump Musk feud
Republican lawmakers and conservatives fear prolonged clash between President Trump and Elon Musk could derail tax and border spending legislation. Rep Dan Newhouse says they may mend fences, while Sen Ted Cruz urges both to work together for the country. Musk remains quiet as Trump leaves Bedminster.
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Bike Medina County kicks off 2025 slo roll program
Brunswick hosts the kickoff ride along Plum Creek Greenway Trail as Bike Medina County starts its slo roll series for summer. The 8 to 10 mile slower-paced rides reveal new Medina County areas, with participants surprised by views beyond their usual spots. Beth Schnabel notes the goal of letting residents explore unfamiliar parts of the county.
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Medina Kiwanis honors 9 graduates with scholarships
Medina Kiwanis Club recognized more than 10 Medina County high school graduates at its annual awards luncheon. Each school names a student of the month and a student of the year who received an achievement award and a scholarship for further education with Feckley Foundation support. County Commissioner Colleen Swedyk praised the students as the best and brightest.
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Medina Pride Picnic draws 200 plus to square
Medina's square hosted OutSupport fifth annual Pride Picnic despite rain threats drawing more than 200 participants. Since 2013 OutSupport provides LGBTQ resources and groups in Medina and partners with the community for events, chalk art, cupcakes, treats, and music featuring Natalie Martin.
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Brunswick Schools approve Applewood and Kidder additions plan
Brunswick Planning Commission approved conditional zoning and site plans for Applewood and Kidder elementary additions as part of the facilities master plan. Applewood adds about 5,600 square feet on the northeast of the 60,000-square-foot building with four new classrooms and restrooms. Kidder adds about 3,400 square feet on the north side of the 69,000-square-foot building with two 1,200-square-foot preschool classrooms and restrooms.
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