Students honored in Medina County prevention contests and programs
Four students earned top honors in Alternative Paths death by own action prevention contests with Buckeye Junior High School and Cloverleaf High School taking first and second in middle and high school divisions. Sixteen students from eight districts were named outstanding seniors for ongoing prevention efforts, sharing videos and mentoring younger students about drug-free living.
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Lewis
Alternative Paths
Mackenzie Walts
Mya Galdun
Buckeye
Rhett McMullen
Logan Forbes
Cloverleaf High School
Medina County
Connie Sureck
Medina County Public Library
Brunswick
Tance
Brooks
Medina
Ceccoli
Huddle Club
Shubrowsky
Sara Crawford
Gazette
Medina County Share breakfast honors 16 students
Sixteen students from various districts including Travis Bloom Jessica Kozik Alessandra Galvan Flores Maeve McGinnis Rasmin Aladi Nicole Watz Kaylann Cherry Alexis Crow Hailey Kelps Andrew Tecco Brooklyn Catherwood Koen Wilk Paul Ceccoli Jenna Shubrowsky Solomon Callaghan and Mya Garcia were recognized at the Medina County Share breakfast for their achievements across Black River Brunswick Cloverleaf Highland Medina Wadsworth and other schools.
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Medina County
Travis Bloom
Black River
Jessica Kozik
Alessandra Galvan Flores
Brunswick
Maeve McGinnis
Rasmin Aladi
Buckeye
Nicole Watz
Kaylann Cherry
Cloverleaf
Alexis Crow
Hailey
Koen Wilk
Paul Ceccoli
Medina
Jenna Shubrowsky
Solomon Callaghan
Wadsworth
Mya Garcia
Hinckley considers green space levy amid survey response
Hinckley trustees weigh a green space levy as residents favored the idea in a survey but trustees stress the need for a solid plan. Fiscal Officer Martha Catherwood recalls 2006 opposition due to lacking land conservation details. Possible partnerships with Western Reserve Land Conservancy Cleveland Metroparks and Rocky River Watershed Council discussed. Augustine plans further discussion at a later date.
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Tagree
Martha Catherwood
Hinckley
Western Reserve Land Conservancy
Cleveland Metroparks
Rocky River Watershed Council
Catherwood
Augustine
Project LEARN to fund GED prep with grant support
Literacy program Project LEARN uses grant funds to cover GED practice tests while paying for the full GED when ready. The nonprofit plans a gala for its 40th anniversary to honor founders volunteers tutors and teachers. Since July the ESOL and GED programs have grown to 54 and 58 students respectively with nine GED graduates this year.
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Project: Learn
Brenner
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