Debate Commission to Propose Changes for Next Debates
The debate commission plans format changes after a disjointed first meeting between President Trump and Joe Biden. Options include muting a speaker via moderator control. The Oct. 15 town hall in Miami is the next scheduled debate. Nielsen reports 73.1 million viewers across 16 networks, far above past non-Super Bowl events but short of 2016’s record.
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Presidential Debate Commission
Donald Trump
Joe Biden
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Miami
Nielsen Company
Trump
Hillary Clinton
Chris Wallace
Cleveland
Wallace
Biden
Tim Murtaugh
Brunswick Schools levy drive aims to avert cuts
Brunswick residents face a November 3 vote on Issue 24 a 10 year 5.5 mill operating levy. District leaders say passage would raise about 6.9 million annually to fund operations salaries and student programming while failure would trigger further cuts including bus service staff reductions and potential school closures.
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Brunswick
Jason Niedermeyer
Rich Nowak
Mike Mayell
Mark Pepera
Kim Goessler
Niedermeyer
Nowak
Medina Candlelight Walk reshaped for 36th annual event
Medina Main Street and Root Candles redesign the 2020 Candlelight Walk to align with coronavirus recommendations. The holiday event opens November 20 and features a Christmas tree, lighting, shopping and dining, Santa visits, and photo opportunities across the district, preserving a small town festive atmosphere.
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Medina
Main Street
Root Candles
Wadsworth Filmmaker Releases The Mothman Legacy
Wadsworth filmmaker Seth Breedlove founder of Small Town Monsters announces the release of The Mothman Legacy, a sequel to The Mothman of Pleasant Point. Breedlove has directed all ten films by his downtown Wadsworth company and views the legend as a source of film success amid Ohio and Appalachia interest.
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Wadsworth
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Appalachia
Seth Breedlove
Breedlove
Kovack faces Hutson in Medina County commissioner race
In Medina County, 24 year old Democratic candidate with family in public service contests incumbent Bill Hutson, who has served as law director of Westfield Center and as a longtime attorney and activist. Hutson touts 34 years in business, nonprofit work, and board roles. The race unfolds with limited campaigning due to COVID-19.
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Michael E. Kovack
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Gene Kovack
Wadsworth
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Kovack
Bill Hutson
Westfield Center Village
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