Ohio law shifts public notices from papers to websites
The June 30 pass of House Bill 33 lets Ohio municipalities publish notices about public projects on newspaper sites, publicnoticesohio.com, or their own sites and social media. Advocates warn this weakens transparency, as papers once ensured broad reach and verifiable publication, while politicians push for digital only postings.
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Ohio
Monica Nieporte
Ohio News Media Association
ONMA
Publicnoticesohio
Avon’s Superheroes Battle: A Kids Driven Hero Day
Avon hosts a yearly Super Hero Day where a group of about 40 volunteers in costumes aid children facing medical issues and hardship. Members include Batman Spider-Man and Aquaman volunteers who visit hospitals and homes, bringing comfort, toys, and inspiration to families while organizing a public event with local support and media coverage.
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Wee Warriors
Mighty of
Avon Aquatic Center
Germany
Ohio
Brian Chulik
Chulik
John Feher
Batman
Feher
She-Hulk
Kim Rees
Lily
Rees
Otto Orf
King of the Sea
Cleveland Crunch
Orr
U.S
Spider-Man
John Hanicak
Haniak
Superman
Xander Cormier
Xander
Jeff Cormier
Poison Ivy
MAGA Republicans pressure to cut Ukraine aid sparks crisis
Trudy Rubin criticizes MAGA Republicans in Congress for blocking Ukraine funding, warning the move weakens U S security and empowers Putin. She notes McCarthy's fears of a speaker challenge, GOP isolationist rhetoric, and calls for restoring aid to Kyiv amid a broader fight over U S foreign policy.
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America
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House
Kevin McCarthy
Ukraine
Kyiv
McCarthy
Vladimir Putin
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Putin
Donald Trump
Fox News
Trump
Moscow
Marjorie Taylor Greene
Iowa
Georgia
State Department
Pentagon
United States
Britain
Adolf Hitler
Russia
Baltics
Finland
Sweden
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Arctic
North Korea
Hitler
Jake Auchincloss
D-Mass
The
Daily Beast
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Greene
Germany
Kiel Institute
Europe
Pew
Tucker Carlson
Twitter
Carlson
Rossiya-24
CNN
Right Side Broadcasting Network
Volodymyr Zelensky
Zelensky
Maga Republicans
Gazette letter deadline for Nov 7 election set at 5 p.m.
The Gazette invites letters to the editor with editing for brevity and accuracy. The deadline for election-related letters is 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 27. Submissions should be 250 words or fewer and must include full name, home address, and telephone number for verification. Email preferred: letters medina-gazette.comr.
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