Trump signs order easing 25 percent auto tariffs
President Trump signed executive orders to relax some of the 25 percent tariffs on autos and auto parts, aiming to spur U.S. manufacturing. Treasury officials said the move would help automakers create domestic jobs while offering a one year 3.75 percent rebate and a second year 2.5 percent rebate based on vehicle parts content.
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Grass roots group celebrates repeal of interchange mandate
Homes Not Highways residents from Brunswick and Strongsville received a standing ovation at Brunswick City Hall after the City Council meeting marked the repeal of the interchange mandate. State Rep Sharon Ray credited their two year effort and visible campaigning for securing the change.
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Housing Authority eyeing Medina Municipal Court building move
Medina officials consider leasing the Medina Municipal Court site to the Medina Metropolitan Housing Authority as the court moves to the 1969 Courthouse being renovated. The lease would span three years with potential extensions. exact spring 2026 vacancy date pending courthouse completion and staff relocation.
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Wadsworth Schools seeks input on five year strategic plan
Wadsworth Schools released a survey for its next five year strategic plan detailing goals such as expanding world language programs from kindergarten through 12th grade and building a central intermediate school. Superintendent Andy Hill outlined a process starting in January with community feedback, board meetings in July and August, a September draft, November revisions, and a December board approval.
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Homer Township Trustee resigns opens vacancy in board
Homer Township trustees await Medina County Probate Judge Kevin Dunn's decision on a replacement after Jeremy Simcox resigned effective March 31. Simcox, in office over nine years and reelected in 2023, cited greater time demands and travel with his full-time job. He thanked residents for three terms of service as the board seeks a successor.
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