Medina panel discusses policing and community relations
The Rev. Arthur Ruffin joins Medina Police Chief Ed Kinney and Mayor Dennis Hanwell in a panel on policing and community relations. They reference the Derek Chauvin verdict, discuss use of force policies, and compare handgun and Taser equipment with Kinney demonstrating their differences.
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Medina
Arthur Ruffin
Second Baptist Church
Ed Kinney
Dennis Hanwell
George Floyd
Minneapolis
Derek Chauvin
Floyd
Ruffin
Hanwell
Kinney
Kim Potter
Daunte Wright
Brooklyn Center
Minnesota
Potter
Medina County Hit By Snowstorm Ahead of May Heatwave
A Northeast Ohio county received 3 to 5 inches of snow overnight as residents brace for a warm weekend with temperatures near 80 ahead. About 2,000 customers lost power during the storm.
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Medina
Medina County
National Weather Service
Ohio
Medina voters clash over courthouse plan in May primary
In Medina, Issue 7 confusion from November lingers as supporters push Issue 1 to move Medina Municipal Court into the 1969 Medina County Courthouse. The six member committee led by Paul Rose says the move saves money and respects voters, while opponents cite government waste.
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Medina
Preserve
Save Your Courthouse Committee
Paul Rose
Save Your Courthouse
Pat Walker
Paul Jocke
Rose
Nathan Case
Medina Municipal Court
Medina County
N. Elmwood Ave
Cloverleaf High School expansion plans move six to twelve
Westfield Township officials outline a $40 million plan to construct a combined Cloverleaf middle and high school at 8525 Friendsville Road funded by OFCC funds and Nexus Pipeline proceeds. The district aims to open grades nine through twelve by fall 2023 with six through eight added later, and to relocate Cloverleaf Middle School to the current high school site during construction while demolitions follow.
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Westfield Twp
Friendsville Road
Board of Education
Daryl Kubilus
Cloverleaf Middle
Buffham Road
Cloverleaf
Kubilus
Ohio Facilities Construction Commission
OFCC
Wadsworth police chief finalists narrowed to two
Lt. David Dorland and Sgt. Daniel Chafin remain the two applicants for Wadsworth chief. Both have long local tenure and face final exam results as the statutory city names one of them to lead the department. Dorland joined in 1994 and rose to lieutenant in 2016. Chafin started in 2010 and became detective bureau supervisor two years ago.
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Wadsworth
David Dorland
Daniel Chafin
Ohio
Chafin
Dorland
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Cloverleaf High School
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