Senate pushes bipartisan stopgap to avert government shutdown
The Senate advances a temporary funding bill to November 17, backed by 77 votes, aiming to bridge to a broader agreement. It includes current funding levels plus 6 billion for Ukraine, 6 billion for disaster aid, and FAA provisions extension, as House factions threaten deeper cuts and a possible shutdown.
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Senate
Congress
House
Ukraine
U.S
Federal Aviation Administration
Chuck Schumer
Mitch McConnell
Ghastly Gardens House Lights Up Seville Halloween
Ghastly Gardens on Center Street Seville displays about 30 decorations with nearly half animatronic. A 15 foot scarecrow and light shows greet visitors from dusk to 10 pm with projection scenes and singing pumpkins. A Facebook page and reporter contact are provided.
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Patrick Rhonemus
Gazette
Center Street
Seville
Ghastly Gardens
Tinyurl.com
Interchange Legislation Backed by Medina County and Brunswick City Council
The Medina County Commissioners and Brunswick City Council adopt resolutions supporting state legislation to repeal Section 5501.60 of House Bill 23 to block an Interstate 71 interchange on Boston Road. Hambley notes past interchange plans gave way to town center development and residential growth. Marchbanks says a Strongsville study found no congestion or crash reduction from an interchange.
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Medina County
Brunswick City
Boston Road
Steve Hambley
Brunswick
Town Center
Hambley
Ohio Department of Transportation
Jack Marchbanks
Strongsville
Tats for Cats returns to Mission Possible in Medina
Tats for Cats resumes at Mission Possible Animal Hospital on Sunday to raise funds for Alleycats and Aristocats. Seven tattoo artists will donate time starting 10:30 a.m. at 901 Lafayette Road, with last calls around 6:30 p.m. Proceeds aid the local nonprofit rescue. tattoos are first come, first served, with some Tats Pass holders guaranteed service.
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Medina
Mission Possible Animal Hospital
Alleycats
Aristocats
Lafayette Road
Jennifer Doyle
Medina County sees surge in gift card scam calls
The Medina County Scam Squad reports 33 calls in the past month about gift card scams. Assistant prosecutor Thomas Condosta warns that any request for payment via gift cards is a red flag and urges victims to disengage, hang up, block numbers, and report spam. He notes scammers spend the card numbers immediately after transfer.
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Medina
Medina County
Thomas Condosta
Condosta
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