Gaza raid yields four hostages as death toll climbs
Gaza Health Ministry says at least 274 Palestinians were killed and hundreds wounded in an Israeli daytime raid in central Gaza that rescued four hostages held by Hamas. The operation in Nuseirat drew international attention as the conflict's toll surpassed 36,700 Palestinians, with 64 children and 57 women among the dead.
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Heart & Home Handmade Market Returns to Medina Square
More than 80 vendors filled Medina's public square for the Heart and Home Handmade Market on Sunday. Emily Buss noted 85 vendors showcased art textiles and crafts, with Just Beaming Creative offering laser cut pieces including a Tree of Life artwork. The next market moves to Lost Trail Winery at 5228 State St from noon to 6 p.m., with details on heartandhomemarketplace.coms.
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Hornet Dash draws 300 runners for Highland alumni fundraiser
Granger Township hosts the ninth Hornet Dash with a 5K and 1 mile run. Organizers hope to raise up to $10,000 for scholarships and grants while distributing most funds to scholarships. Funds support the Mike Kudla Memorial Scholarship and intercultural grants. An alumni decade challenge offers a $1,000 scholarship to a 2025 graduate.
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Hinckley Historical Society to host summer open houses
Hinckley Township hosts multiple open houses at 1634 Center Road from 1 to 4 p.m. on July 14 and 28, Aug 11 and 25, and Sept 8 and 22 to share township history. The group, founded in 1988 with 65 to 70 members, preserves artifacts on local families, buildings, businesses, a schoolhouse display, and art by Martin Krege and John Ascherl. A centerpiece is the Great Hinckley Hunt of 1818, when nearly 600 residents hunted wildlife to protect crops, resulting in many animals killed.
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