Supreme Court restricts nationwide injunctions in Trump era
The Supreme Court ruled that federal judges lack power to issue nationwide injunctions, a setback for broad checks on executive action. The decision leaves unclear if birthright citizenship limits can ever apply nationwide, potentially creating a patchwork across states. The ruling, written by Justice Amy Coney Barrett, delays enforcement for 30 days and returns questions to lower courts.
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Kids Learn Firefighting Skills at Junior Academy
Brunswick Hills Township youths participated in a junior fire academy with the Brunswick Hills Fire Department. Lt. Andrew Powell described stations aligned with training in school and real job tasks. The day covered agility, CPR and stop the bleed, hazmat, ambulance overview, stretch and fire line, tanker ops, technical rope rescue, and vehicle extrication.
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Liverpool DTC Auto Center aims to serve Valley City area
Joe Arellano owns and founded DTC Auto Center at 5893 Center Road Suite B, Liverpool Township. The shop offers repairs maintenance and some upgrades for daily drivers and classic cars, continuing his dream of a one stop automotive shop despite ongoing challenges.
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Court Appointed Special Advocates Creates Medina County CASA
Medina County launches CASA program to train volunteers as guardians ad litem for children in foster and child welfare systems. Erin Grohe named program director as lease agreement and collaboration with Probate Court and Job and Family Services move forward.
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Medina hosts 17th annual ice cream social
Medina County Board of Developmental Disabilities hosted its 17th annual ice cream social in wet Medina Square. Community relations manager Patti Hetkey said the event thanks supporters of people with developmental disabilities and promotes complete community inclusion. Volunteers served vanilla ice cream with chocolate and caramel toppings and sprinkles to attendees despite the damp evening.
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