Medina County early voting details ahead of primary
Medina County voters have several early voting options as the primary nears. More than 1,500 in person ballots and 1,800 absentee requests. nursing home ballots number 102 with 37 percent returned. Ballots may be dropped 24/7 at the Board of Elections office or mailed with May 2 postmark. Election Day hours 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. at polling locations. Local polling info available online.
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Inside A3 May 3 primary guide to issues and candidates
A guide to the May 3 primary presents the key issues and profiles of candidates. It outlines each race, positions, and notable contrasts to help voters compare choices.
Medina Meow Fix Traps Neuters and Rehomes 134 Cats
Medina Meow Fix Trap Neuter and Release has treated 134 cats since September with a 43 percent adoption rate. The program partners with Medina SPCA Mission Possible Animal Hospital Save Ohio Strays Alleycats and Aristocats and notes leukemia positive cats are referred to a rescue dedicated to them.
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Medina Meow Fix
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Medina Spca
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Mission Possible Animal Hospital
Save Ohio Strays
Alleycats
Medina County
Michelle Mayer
Highland Foundation Announces Grants and Events
The Highland Foundation for Educational Excellence announced over 30000 in grants to support Highland Local Schools. Theresa Wright, executive director, said violinist Tracy Silverman will perform May 12 at Highland High School as the culmination of a two-year artist in residency grant with a three day in person workshop and performance for Highland High School orchestras.
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Highland High School
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Ms Wheelchair Ohio 2022 hosts fundraiser for inclusive playground
Ms Wheelchair Ohio 2022 Krista Allison will lead a Brunswick Rec Center fundraiser featuring a fashion show with Pete and Polly and Buckeye Leaf Boutique, food, face painting, a DJ, and raffles to benefit Neura Park’s accessible playground. Proceeds head to the project with a $400,000 goal. $311,900 raised so far.
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Brunswick
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Krista Allison
Brunswick Rec Center
Pete and Polly
Buckeye Leaf
Medina
Allison
Ron Falconi
Neura Park
Carl DeForest
DeForest
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