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PRIMARY 2019: Brunswick has the lone challenge

Published on Feb. 7, 2019 | Updated 12:46 a. m.

MEDINA TWP. — A quiet primary with just one contested race in the county is what Medina County residents will get on May 7. Brunswick Councilman Joe Salzgeber, Ward 3, who in January was named Medina County recorder, is facing opposition →

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Elections board member calls into meeting

Published on Feb. 6, 2019 | Updated 1:16 a. m.

During the Medina County Board of Elections meeting Tuesday, board members taped a picture of John Welker on the phone and called him at Cleveland Clinic Medina Hospital. The board member suffered a broken leg and sat in his hospital room and kept →

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Social services levy to be sought again amid opioid crisis

Published on Feb. 1, 2019 | Updated 10:11 p. m.

MEDINA — The Medina County Alcohol, Drug Abuse and Mental Health Board is planning on collaborating with two other agencies to put a social services levy on the ballot in November. The Medina County Office for Older Adults, and Job and Family →

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Eyeing 2020, Sherrod Brown tests pro-worker theme in Iowa towns

Published on Feb. 1, 2019

CRESCO, Iowa — Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown of Ohio sounded an awful lot at home Thursday in rural Howard County, Iowa, on his first stop in the politically influential state Friday. “We chose here because we grew up in communities →

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Beyond liberal base, some Democrats pitch to party moderates

Published on Jan. 30, 2019

WEST DES MOINES, Iowa — As the first wave of Democratic presidential candidates unveil plans for taxing wealth and universal government-provided health care, John Hickenlooper is making a narrower pitch of beer and bipartisanship. The brewpub →

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Brunswick school levy going to voters; no tax increase

Published on Jan. 24, 2019 | Updated 12:26 a. m.

BRUNSWICK –– Brunswick school board members voted Tuesday night to take an emergency levy, which has been on the books since 1992, back to voters as a 10-year renewal. When originally passed more than 26 years ago, the levy, which →

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California Senator Kamala Harris jumps into presidential race

Published on Jan. 21, 2019

WASHINGTON — Kamala Harris, a first-term senator and former California attorney general known for her rigorous questioning of President Donald Trump's nominees, entered the Democratic presidential race on Monday. Vowing to "bring our voices →

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'Last chance' notices going to thousands of inactive voters in Ohio

Published on Jan. 9, 2019

COLUMBUS — Ohio's elections chief said Wednesday that more than 275,000 inactive Ohio voters are about to get their final opportunity to keep from dropping off the rolls. Republican Secretary of State Jon Husted said that's the total number →

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Most of Medina Council will be on ballot

Published on Jan. 8, 2019 | Updated 3:06 a. m.

MEDINA — Nearly every City Council member will have to gear up for a re-election bid this year. Six of the seven members of Council said they will likely run for their respective seats, including Council President John Coyne, At-Large →

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Man in the middle: DNC chair Tom Perez prepares for tough primary

Published on Jan. 7, 2019

WASHINGTON — Democratic National Committee Chairman Tom Perez is at the center of the biggest test his party has faced in recent history. The party has rebounded from its disastrous 2016 performance with key midterm victories , but now stares →

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After Year of the Woman, 2020 buzz so far focuses on the men

Published on Dec. 21, 2018

WASHINGTON — A year defined by the political power of women is ending with men enjoying much of the attention. Outgoing Texas Rep. Beto O'Rourke, former Vice President Joe Biden and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders have emerged as early favorites →

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PRIMARY 2019: Brunswick has the lone challenge

Elections board member calls into meeting

Social services levy to be sought again amid opioid crisis

Eyeing 2020, Sherrod Brown tests pro-worker theme in Iowa towns

Beyond liberal base, some Democrats pitch to party moderates

Brunswick school levy going to voters; no tax increase

California Senator Kamala Harris jumps into presidential race

'Last chance' notices going to thousands of inactive voters in Ohio

Most of Medina Council will be on ballot

Man in the middle: DNC chair Tom Perez prepares for tough primary

After Year of the Woman, 2020 buzz so far focuses on the men

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