Medina County near feasible drop-in homeless shelter
State Rep. Sharon Ray secured 100000 in proposed 2022 funding to plan and begin Medina County shelter construction. The two year state operating budget HB 110 awaits Senate approval and governor sign off by July 1, with Ray aiming for more CARES Act money for bricks and mortar. County officials had sought 500000, and officials plan May 11 briefing from Sipos and Titterington on housing network efforts.
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Happy Dude Brewing opens in Hinckley Township May 14
Keith Clapper and three partners will open Happy Dude Brewing at 1369 Ridge Road in Hinckley Township on May 14 after about 18 months of work. The group began brewing as a hobby after a home kit gift in December 2019 and faced state licensing delays before approval.
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Brunswick Schools seek 10 year levy to avoid cuts
Brunswick Schools faces a May 4 ballot on a 10 year 5.9 mill emergency operating levy that would raise about 7.53 million annually and cost homeowners 17.21 per month per 100 000 valuation. The plan aims to restore high school busing and avert planned budget cuts totaling 3 million in 2022 and 3.5 million yearly 2023 25 per district.
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Granger Township Menards plan nears final approval
Granger Township moves toward final approval for a Menards store at Medina Line Road and State Route 18. Trustees Pace and Ginley voted yes on preliminary approval. Berry recused due to a family stake. drainage and engineering reviews delayed a decision, with planners awaiting further information.
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Brunswick Boy Collin Nemet Dies After Cancer Battle
Collin Nemet, an 11 year old Brunswick resident known for his resilient spirit during multiple brain cancer diagnoses since 2018, died Thursday. His family shared that tumors spread to his brain and spine causing speech loss, a stroke, and rapid decline. The community rallied with parades, signs, music, and prayer in support.
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