Trump faces money bond deadline in Manhattan fraud case
In a Manhattan court Trump must post a bond for the 454 million civil fraud verdict or risk asset seizure by New York state. He contends he lacks cash to cover 120 percent of the judgment and seeks a waiver while appealing, citing a cash crunch from prior bond refusals and mounting legal bills.
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Buzzard Day celebration returns to Hinckley
Hinckley Preparatory Academy hosts the Buzzard Day festival on Center Road from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. with pancakes carnival games crafts and raptor center birds. Organizers note the event began in 1957 paused for two years during the pandemic and supports scholarships and local festivities.
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Cloverleaf Elementary to Change Traffic Pattern at Entrance
Cloverleaf Elementary School in Westfield Township will change its traffic pattern to ease congestion at pick up. Superintendent Daryl Kubilus presented the plan to the Board of Education noting lingering high traffic post COVID and prior social distancing measures as a factor in afternoon lineups.
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Wadworth Council OKs purchase of two hybrid police SUVs
The Wadworth City Council approved ordering two 2025 Ford Explorer Hybrid Police Utility Vehicles for the Wadsworth Police Department. Police Chief Dan Chafin cited fuel savings of about $0.13 per mile versus $0.24 to $0.25 for other SUVs, projecting $5,000 to $6,000 in yearly savings and a quick return on the $3,000 hybrid premium. The deal, not to exceed $92,000, aims to reduce idle wear and support radar and body camera use during city driving.
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U N chief calls Gaza starvation an outrage near Rafah border
United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres, near Rafah Egypt, urges immediate ceasefire and flood Gaza with lifesaving aid. He condemns starvation as a moral outrage and warns onslaught would worsen civilian harm, hostages, and regional tensions. He cites aid access difficulties amid Security Council deadlock on cease-fire language.
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