Local New Mexico shooting kills three in Farmington
An 18 year old local high school student opened fire in a Farmington neighborhood, killing three women and wounding six others before police killed him. Authorities say the attack appeared random with no known motive and that at least one weapon was legally purchased. police and witnesses described chaos as bullets hit homes and vehicles. Community leaders and officials mourn the victims and call for response to gun violence.
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N.M
New Mexico
Beau Wilson
Gwendolyn Schofield
Melody Iv
Wilson
Dowdy
Nick Akins
Akins
Hills Church
Matt Mizell
Nate Duckett
Michelle Susan Grisham
Teresa Leger Fernandez
Congress
Nuevo Mexico
Groups press motives in Dallas area mall shooting response
Dallas area activists from Asian American, Latino, and civil-rights groups urge officials to declare whether the Allen Premium Outlets rampage was racially motivated. They cite diverse victims, prior anti-Asian violence, and calls for faster hate crime labeling and gun-law action amid stalled Texas legislation.
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Texas
Dallas-area
Allen
Texas Department of Public Safety
Mauricio Garcia
Lily Trieu
Asian Texans For Justice
India
Stephanie Drenka
The
Drenka
Plano
Frisco
Carrollton
Kim
Amit Banerjee
Hands Foundation honors Kimberly Valco with Women of Distinction award
Medina County notes highlight Kimberly Valco named inaugural Women of Distinction in Senior Care and Advocacy for her 21 years at Western Reserve Masonic Community and service to seniors. She serves as Hands Foundation board member and earns praise from Executive Director Christina Waller for uplifting local seniors. Also recognized: Medina students Jardeth Cooper Ryan Kucera and Tyler Oboy of Ohio Connections Academy, inducted into National Honor Society for 3.4+ GPA and leadership in mental health drive during a virtual ceremony.
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The
Hands Foundation
Kimberly Valco
Valco
Medina County
Kimberly
Christina Waller
Western Reserve
Jardeth Cooper
Ryan Kucera
Tyler Oboy
Medina
Ohio Connections Academy
OCA
NHS
Medina club honors athletes as new handicap accessible announcer booth opens
Medina Sunrise Rotary and Pride One Construction cut project cost by half through donor companies. The new booth behind the backstop is now handicap accessible, safer, and more comfortable, enabling all players and families to enjoy games.
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Richardson
Patrick Olah
Rotary
Medina Sunrise Rotary
Pride One Construction
Janet Newcomer
Medina
Pride One
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