Medina High School Class of 2021 earns record scholarships and honors
Medina High School Principal Kristine Quallich praised the class of 2021 before about 600 graduates. The district reported more than 5.8 million in college university and military scholarships plus 151000 in local state and national awards. The group includes 179 Ohio Honors Diploma recipients 75 National Honor Society members six in the U S military and eight National Merit Commended Students with three finalists.
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Medina County COVID-19 cases, deaths, and vaccination drive update
Ohio reports 683 new COVID-19 cases raising the state total toward 1.1 million with 29 hospital admissions and three in intensive care. Medina County shows a rate of 73.44 per 100 000, 268 deaths, 15 464 cases and over 700 hospitalizations overall. Vaccination efforts include 13 772 first doses in Medina County and a Wadsworth High School clinic on June 1 for residents 12 and older. Pfizer second doses will be given June 23 at Wadsworth High School, with another clinic on July 27 and second doses on August 17.
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Carbon storage offers hope for climate, cash for farmers
In central Ohio farmers like Rick Clifton plant cover crops between seasons to curb erosion and boost soil health. Indigo Agriculture pays farmers to store carbon in fields, with Clifton in a five year deal worth about 175000 dollars across 3000 acres, linking environmental gains to farm income.
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Colorado bans chokeholds in police reform bill after Floyd case
Colorado lawmakers approved a broad police reform measure banning chokeholds in all circumstances, overriding earlier partial limits. The move follows national protests sparked by George Floyd’s death and mirrors similar actions in at least 17 states.
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Little-known firm runs audit of 2020 election in Arizona
A Boston firm Clear Ballot Group bid to audit Maricopa County results but was rejected for Cyber Ninjas, a Florida firm with no audit experience. Critics call the process flawed and an attempt to push conspiracy theories rather than recount votes, undermining democracy.
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