Trump hush money case rescheduled after November election
The New York hush money case against Donald Trump will not sentence until November 26, three weeks after Election Day, with Judge Juan Merchan delaying to avoid any appearance of election influence. Merchan also plans to decide November 12 on Trump's bid to overturn the verdict. Prosecutors say the jury found Trump guilty on 34 felony counts.
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Spirits of the Past walk ends today in Medina
Medina's history comes alive as actors from Medina County Show Biz reenact six stories for the Spirits of the Past event. For 28 years the collaboration among local groups features guided hour long walks through Medina's square, starting at the gazebo with the 1856 sleigh race tale told by Aidan Haggard and Sydney Wilson.
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Brunswick Hills Trustees rescind code enforcement division plan
Brunswick Hills Township trustees voted to rescind a recently created code enforcement division that would have merged the zoning inspector and fire prevention officer roles. The move followed resident complaints and new concerns raised at a Thursday special meeting noting potential annexation issues.
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Medina Man Pleads Not Guilty in Pedestrian Crash
Seville resident Caleb Basinger, 43, pleaded not guilty at Medina Municipal Court to three misdemeanor charges stemming from a pedestrian crash in Medina Square. The pedestrian Helen Vickery, 72, died Aug. 11 after the Aug. 5 incident.
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Medina High School and Police unveil K-9 Nessie program
Medina High School welcomes Nessie the German short haired Painer as the district and Medina Police launch a school resource officer K-9 program. Nessie started with handler Officer Nick MacLarren and attended the boys soccer game. The program, funded by a school safety grant, followed council action approving a grant with Medina Schools and Shallow Creek Kennels handling training.
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