Tornadoes and wildfires unleash deadly weekend across states
Dozens die as violent weather kills across several states including Mississippi. Survivors recount a tornado ripping through Tylertown while a couple huddled in a car with their dogs. Rescue crews remove debris as families search for belongings amid ongoing cleanups. The National Weather Service cautions winds remain dangerous in the Carolinas and nearby states through Sunday evening.
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Wee Ones St Patrick Day at Sullys Pub in Medina
Families filled Sully's Irish Pub at 117 W Liberty St Medina for an annual Wee Ones St Patrick's Day celebration. From 1 to 4 pm, children enjoyed face painting balloon animals magic and Irish dancing by the O Kennedy Holland Academy with performances by Enchanta Roo Danimal Clown and Paul Gallagher.
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Sully
Medina
Medina — Sully
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Ali Burmeister
Enchanta Roo
Paul Gallagher
O’kennedy-Holland
Irish Dance Academy
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Rally in Medina Square voices Save Democracy message
About 100 people gathered in Medina Public Square for a Sunday rally titled Save Democracy. Organizers Kristen Lowther and Kathie Jones led demonstrations with veterans, Ukrainian supporters, and medical community members voicing concerns about the current administration and leaders including Donald Trump and Elon Musk.
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Medina Public Square
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Kathie Jones
Lowther
Donald Trump
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United States
Trump
Elon Musk
Save Democracy
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Brunswick Hills approves 314000 for Tasers and cameras
Brunswick Hills trustees authorize a purchase order to Axon for about 314000 to add Tasers and body cameras for the police. Police Chief Tim Sopkovich notes aging gear and battery issues, with 15 Tasers upgrading and all body cameras being replaced. new equipment expected to ship in June.
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Brunswick Hills
Madisyn Woodring
Axon
Tim Sopkovich
Sopkovich
Wadsworth to donate police gear to Montville partner
Wadsworth Police will donate no longer used equipment to Montville Police Department. Chief Dan Chafin notes updated body worn and in car cameras funded by grants, system now obsolete. Montville shares similar camera generation and previously received spare body worn units from Wadsworth.
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Gazette
Wadsworth
Montville
Dan Chafin
Chafin
Wadsworth, AG
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