Supreme Court restores Trump to 2024 ballot
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled states cannot bar Donald Trump from presidential primary ballots, stating only Congress may regulate ballot access. The decision blocks efforts in Colorado Illinois Maine and other states to remove the front runner over the 2020 election bid and Jan 6 Capitol attack.
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Colorado Supreme Court ruling lets Trump run in 2024 primary
Medina County voters will see Donald Trump on Colorado's 2024 presidential primary ballot after a Colorado Supreme Court ruling applying Section 3 of the 14th Amendment to state elections. The court said states may bar candidates from state office but cannot enforce Section 3 for federal offices, notably the presidency. Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold expressed disappointment at the decision.
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Ohio Rolling Thunder chili cookoff aids Medina veterans
Ohio Chapter 8 of Rolling Thunder held its 23rd annual chili cookoff in Brunswick at VEW Post 9520 to raise funds for Medina County veterans. Prizes included a trophy and 50 dollars for best chili plus various raffles, supporting POW MIA awareness and veterans families.
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Medina eclipse talk highlights rare sky event
Cuyahoga Astronomical Association member and Cleveland State University professor Jay Reynolds explained the upcoming total solar eclipse at the Medina County Home and Garden Show. He noted the alignment occurs only twice a year and won’t repeat for this area until 2444.
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Buckeye Local Schools Receive $30K Safety Grant
Buckeye Local Schools obtained a $30,000 Ohio Attorney General grant to boost security. Funds will fund a Medina County Sheriff’s Office video wall monitoring Buckeye Cloverleaf and Highland in emergencies. The project aims for real time updates to deputies and responders by start of 2024 25 school year.
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Medina Township bans adult use and medical cannabis operators
Medina Township trustees unanimously approved a resolution prohibiting adult use cannabis operators and medical marijuana cultivators processors and retail dispensaries in the township's unincorporated area. Trustee Bruce Christopher noted consultations with the county prosecutor's office about the measure.
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