Trump signs strong executive order to protect monuments
President Trump signed an executive order to prosecute vandals of monuments and memorials, with up to 10 years in prison for willful destruction of federal property. The order threatens federal funding to noncooperating localities and targets inciters of violence. Police and protesters clashed over the Jackson statue in Lafayette Park amid nationwide debates over race and memory.
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Rotary selects Sheppard as new president strengthening club
Collins praised Sheppard's readiness to lead the Rotary and expand community impact. He plans to stay as a public member and board member while stepping back from major roles. Sheppard aims to boost Zoom meeting access, cut dues to 70 per quarter, and raise the club's visibility with new projects.
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Brunswick VeloSano event aims to fund pediatric cancer research
The Nemet family, DeForest, and Brunswick volunteers rally for a Trike and Bike fundraiser to support pediatric cancer research. About seven riders are registered with hopes of growing by October while nearly $300 of a $10,000 goal is raised. Participants stress the need for new treatments to extend Collin’s time and advance cure breakthroughs.
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CARES Funds to Reimburse COVID Related Costs
Medina County Administrator Scott Miller says CARES Act funds will cover COVID expenses including cleaning supplies masks and PPE with possible use for virus related overtime. Officials will track costs and use much of the money to aid local small businesses and residents affected by the pandemic.
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Local government allocations by Medina County totals across towns
Medina County distributes 2.082 million dollars to Medina County communities with per community figures led by Brunswick 706,589.31 and Medina 539,401.67 followed by Wadsworth 502,821.46 and Hinckley Township 112,734.03. Other municipalities include Montville Township 107,972.54 Lodi Village 104,434.80 and many smaller districts listed with precise allocations.
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