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No Kings protest takes place in Mentor

At the Mentor event, as of 12:30 p.m., protesters on the south side of Mentor Avenue stretched from the Great Lakes Mall's entrance near Round One to the area across from Mentor Fire Station No. 3.

Laynee Smith of Mentor displays her sign during the No Kings protest held in the late morning and early afternoon of June 14 on a section of Mentor Avenue in Mentor. This gathering was one of about 2,000 No Kings protests that were scheduled throughout the United States on June 14. All of the No Kings rallies, demonstrations and marches were slated on the same day as the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary celebration – which President Donald Trump expanded to include a large-scale military parade. In addition, the procession coincided with Trump’s 79th birthday. (Bill DeBus - The News-Herald)

Kids check out a Mentor fire engine during the second session of Safety Town on June 10 at Ridge Elementary. (William Tilton - News-Herald)

Safety Town in Mentor continues long tradition of educating, entertaining kids

Lake Catholic's Patrick Radigan congratulates Pete Malchesky during a Division IV state semifinal win over Unioto on June 13. (Tim Phillis - for The News-Herald)

Lake Catholic vs. Unioto baseball: Cougars’ four-run sixth propels them to 5-3 Division IV state semifinal win

Virginia Gorg, foreground, and Kaci Christison observe the recently unveiled marker honoring 2022 Riverside High School graduate Austin Schwenk for his service in the United States Marine Corps. (Chad Felton — The News-Herald)

Stretch of state Route 44 dedicated to Marine Austin B. Schwenk

The clubhouse for the Mentor Harbor Yachting Club is magical after dark with its reflections on the water. (Courtesy of Mentor Harbor Yachting Club)

Mentor Harbor Yachting Club has served for nearly a century

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Photos from University vs. Licking Valley baseball, June 14, 2025. (Tim Phillis - For The News-Herald)

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Photos from University vs. Licking Valley baseball, June 14, 2025, by Tim Phillis.

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