Medina County digest update covers events and registrations
The Medina County Retired Teachers plan a picnic at Lodi Park on August 8 starting 12 30 p.m. participants bring a covered dish and own table service. Also a county older adults booth at the Fair offering Golden Buckeye cards and information. Overeaters Anonymous meets at St Pauls Episcopal Church Wednesday 7 30 p.m. Cloverleaf registration for juniors and seniors at several times August 8 and 9 with contact numbers provided.
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Medina
Medina County
Lodi Park
Chester Schultz
Wadsworth
Jeanne Nichols
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
E. Liberty St
Ohio forecast shows warm, sunny spells with modest rain chances
The outlook calls for mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies with highs in the 80s, and a 20 percent rain chance through Wednesday. Winds from the southwest around 10 mph today, lighter tonight. Thursday to Saturday bring showers possible Thursday and fair, warm Friday and Saturday, with highs from the upper 70s to low 90s and lows in the upper 50s to upper 60s. Record highs and lows noted for today with 95 and 47 respectively. Sunrise 6 22 a m, sunset 8 45 p m.
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Ohio
Vandalism Reports Raise Alarm on Bennington Boulevard
Brunswick police investigated two criminal damage incidents and one assault report on Bennington Boulevard last weekend. Julie Bergstesser, 17, says a pellet struck her arm from a .177 caliber weapon and that a mailbox and a garage were targeted. Vandalism also damaged a 1978 car with sugar in the gas tank and egged windows, with similar acts nearby on the same street.
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Brunswick
Bennington Boulevard
Julie Bergstesser
Bennington Blvd
Miss Bergstesser
Honey Bee Queen Pageant Set For Saturday Evening
The Honey Bee Queen pageant will be held Saturday at 7 30 p m in the Medina County Community Center on the fairgrounds.
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Medina County
Archaeologists survey Medina and Seville areas for sites
The Ohio Historical Preservation Office conducts a study in Seville and nearby Ashland County as part of the Northeastern Ohio Interval Survey. Regional Archaeologist David Bush leads sampling testing soil, slope, rainfall, temperature and land conditions. Contact Bush at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History 231-4600 for details.
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Cleveland
Ohio Historical Preservation Office
Medina County
Seville
Ashland County
Ohio
David Bush
Bush
Cleveland Museum of Natural History
Public meetings agenda for Tuesday across multiple towns
Liverpool Trustees meet at 6 p.m in the office building Westfield Two trustees at 7 30 p.m in the township hall Spencer Two trustees convene at 8 p.m in the township Brunswick Parks and Recreation Committee at 7 30 p.m in city hall Brunswick Board of Building Appeals at 7 30 p.m in city hall Wadsworth City Council at 7 30 p.m in city Westfield Center Village Council at 7 p.m in the village hall Granger Two Board of Zoning Appeals at 8 p.m in the fire station Lafayette Two Zoning Commission at 7 p.m in the township hall nia
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Liverpool
Westfield
Spencer
Brunswick Parks and Recreation Committee
Brunswick Board of Building Appeals
Wadsworth City Council
Westfield Center Village Council
Granger
Board of Zoning Appeals
Lafayette
Nia
Strongsville realtor admits to shooting Berea youth
William Peterseim of Strongsville pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the February 22 shooting death of 15 year old Robert Squire in Berea. He is free on bond awaiting sentencing and faces 25 to 80 years.
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Cleveland
UPI
William Peterseim
Strongsville
Robert Squire
Berea
Peterseim
Cuyahoga County
Squire
Gary Pease
Local Weather Report from Medina County JVS
Air quality is good with a pollution index of 44. High 82 and low 62 degrees, humidity 78 percent, dew point 64. Wind light 0 to 5 mph from the south. Precipitation 0 in last 24 hours. Solar energy index 312 kWh. Data courtesy of Medina County JVS environmental science class.
Funeral services for Robert W. Carr in Rittman
Robert W. Carr 47 of Lake Rd Seville died July 31 1978 at Wadsworth-Rittman Hospital. He served in Korea and was a former Rubbermaid employee who owned Carrs Moving and Storage. Survived by wife Marilyn Joyce and mother Edith plus 10 grandchildren and numerous relatives. Friends may call Armstrong Seville today 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Burial at Sherwood Memorial Gardens Wooster.
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Robert W. Carr
Lake Rd
Seville
First Church of Christ, Rittman
Mr. Carr
Wadsworth-Rittman
Marilyn Joyce
Edith
Becky Snow
Joanie McVicker
Massillon
Cindy Petronic
Doylestown
Brenda VanFossen
Sullivan
Nancy Tyler
Wilmot
Linda Alexander
Joanne Lemon
Fredericksburg
Phy] Powell
Shreve
Betty Bill
Parma
Richard
Arthur
Raymond
Albert
Wooster
Lawrence
Lawrenceville
Armstrong
Sherwood Memorial Gardens
Three Medina Men Injured In Brunswick Hills Crash
A head on collision near a cemetery on West 130th Street in Brunswick Hills Two left three area men treated and released at Medina Community Hospital Saturday morning. Thomas Brown of Lodi drove a car struck by Mark Jones 21 of 2818 Robert Pliwy who veered left of center. Jones truck overturned into a culvert pinning Michael Scott 21 of 886 Tennys Jr in the cab. Jones and Scott were transported by Hinckley Rescue Squad along with Brown. Two Brown passengers David Newberry 23 and Keith Kramer 25 Medina residents were not treated.
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Brunswick
Medina Community Hospital
West 130Th Street
Brunswick Hills
Thomas Brown
Lodi
Mark Jones
Robert Pliwy
Jones
Michael Scott
Tennys Jr
Scott
Hinckley
Brown
David Newberry
Keith Kramer
Medina
Brunswick Man Named Head Bus Mechanic for Black River
Michael Alserts, 24, a Brunswick High School graduate, was chosen by the Black River Board of Education for a one year contract to replace William Burkagad who resigned after a serious eye injury. He has five years of experience and began duties Monday. He and his wife Kathleen seek housing in the district per Supt Stanley Searing.
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Spencer — A
Michael Alserts
Black River Board of Education
William Burkagad
Alserts
Brunswick High School
Brunswick
Kathleen
Stanley Searing
State Reimburses Utility Discounts Across Medina County
Medina County and 85,000 other Ohio customers receive fuel relief through the Ohio Energy Credits Program. Sixty thousand plus residents benefit from state reimbursement to utility companies totaling 17 million dollars, with 4.3 million to individuals using alternative heating. Brunswick and Wadsworth show the largest local distributions.
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Columbus
Medina County
Lodi Power and Light
Lorain- Medina Rural Electric Cooperative
Ohio Edison
Wadsworth Light and Power
Columbia Gas of Ohio
Ohio Energy Credits
The
General Assembly
Ohio
Waxworth Light and Power
Columbia Gas
Two Brunswick youths arrested for trespassing on garage roof
Police report two Brunswick youths were seen climbing from a garage roof on Bennington Boulevard at 1 30 a m Sunday. One juvenile was charged with trespassing and turned over to his stepfather. A half hour later another youth was found leaving the same roof and charged with trespassing and resisting arrest while attempting to flee. They climbed onto the roof to reach a neighboring garage to talk with their girlfriends.
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Brunswick
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M.D
Strongsville Realtor
Berea Youth
Medina County Joint Vocational School
Robert Carr
General Telephone Co
GTE
Thomas E. Ferguson
Briarwood Beach
Chippewa-On-The-Lake
Gloria Glens Park
Rittman
Westfield Center
State Auditor's
Lorain-Medina Rural Electric
American Greetings
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W.W. Williams
Consolidated Foods
General Telephone Goodrich
Goodyear
Kmart
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