4 H auction boosts Medina County livestock sale
A Medina County Fair 4 H livestock auction drew a crowd to the Community Center Arena with 250 animals sold including swine sheep steers veal calves and dairy steers. Grand champion steer sold for 1544 while other top lots fetched 1303 880 and 661.25 respectively.
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Community Center
Medina County
Andy Wuensch
Cuyahoga Meats of
Cleveland
Mark Hoffmann
Donna’s Catering
Bishop Realty
Brunswick
Tim Bohner
Tim Fuller
Rod Stlzener
Cuyahoga Meats
Kim Perry
Thomas van Meter
Rushland
Harry Hawke
Creston Meats
Creston
Mike Molnar
Ben Workman
Mark Alever
Wadsworth Junior Farmers
Shelly Berry
Chatham Country Girls
Gazette
Ohio Liquor Control processes Brunswick and Wadsworth permits
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control processes a new carry-out beer and wine permit for Samuel Frankel at 1791 Pearl Ad and a transfer of liquor permit from Dress Brothers General Store to Dress Bros Inc at 990 High St Wadsworth. The department states both applications are under review by director Clifford Reich.
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Stolen goods seized in Brunswick police raid
Brunswick police and detectives recovered a large amount of allegedly stolen household items during a raid at 903 Ten nys Dr. The operation linked to a burglary ring involving juveniles with one suspect at large on outstanding warrants. Police also report a failed robbery attempt at The Word bookstore on Pearl Rd by a suspect described as a blond 18 to 20 year old man.
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Len Bouman
Brunswick
Word
Pearl Rd
Pear Road
Medina Easter Seal Stroke Club Meeting Elected Officers
The Medina County Easter Seal Stroke Club will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Security Federal Savings Bank meeting room in the Medina Shopping Center on N Court Street. Officers will be elected and a salad supper will follow. Members should bring a favorite salad. Rolls and beverages will be provided.
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Medina
Medina County
Security Federal Savings Bank
N. Court Street
Woman wins new car and cash in Lucky Stars Jackpot
Peggy Butcher of Medina Township won the Lucky Stars Jackpot on a TV lottery show receiving a new car and five thousand dollars. She plans remodeling with the prize money after taxes. Mary Pack of Cincinnati won the grand prize of twenty five thousand dollars and a return trip for a shot at fifty thousand dollars.
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Medina
Sandee Lemasters Medina
Peggy Butcher
Ford
Fairmont
Mrs. Butcher
Huffman Rd
Mary Pack
Cincinnati
Weather Outlook With Mild Temperatures For Several Days
The forecast calls for cloudy to partly cloudy skies with highs around 70 to 75 today and tonight. Lows in the mid 50s. Thursday highs 75 to 80 with a 10 to 20 percent rain chance. Winds northeast at 5 to 15 mph. Sunshine and warm conditions extend through Tuesday with highs in the low to mid 80s and lows in the mid 50s to near 60. Sunrise 6 25 and sunset 8 41.
Weather Update From Medina County Joint Vocational School
Local weather report notes air quality index 44 good barometric pressure 30.01 rising Thursday high 87 low 62 degrees relative humidity 65 percent dew point 52 degrees. Precipitation in last 24 hours 0.38 inches wind 0 to 5 mph from north solar energy index 139 kwh.
Bloodmobile sets another record at Medina Fair
The Red Cross Bloodmobile surpassed its goal at the Medina County Fair collecting 505 units, surpassing last year’s 474 pints for a six hour northern Ohio record. Donors were promised gate admission refunds by the Fair Board.
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Red Cross
Medina County Fair
Jean Corp
Ohio
Fair Board
Medina County Fair flower shows crown sweepstakes and best of show
Lois Hensen of Olmsted Falls won the most blue ribbons and the sweepstakes in specimens at the Medina County Fair floral displays. Scott Wolfe Brunswick earned best of show, with Mary Evelyn Buffington Seville second. Arlene Kirk Medina won best of show in potted plants and Kathryn Pick Valley City in the same division for hanging plants.
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Medina
Medina County
Lois Hensen
Olmsted Falls
Scott Wolfe
Brunswick
Mary Evelyn Buffington
Seville
Arlene Kirk
Kathryn Pick
Valley City
Helen Gaydos
Norm Pfaller
Karen Pfaller
Karen Baker
Lynn Smith
Kenn Owens
Wadsworth
Gerri Vanger
Zinnias
California
Loi Hensen
Gayle Hensen
Arlene Baker
Bryan Thombs
Penny Frantz
Hinckley
Riene Albrecht
Parma
Diane Goins
Susan Peet
Jeannie Welding
Pete Ceresenke
Mary Lou Fisher
Litchfield
Karen Pfaker
Ellen Triplett
Lodi
Lynn Rizer
NOACA plans seek public input on Northeast Ohio Water Quality Plan
A Medina County meeting bills 7 30 to 10 p m at the County Administration Building to review a draft water quality plan for the Lake Erie basin. NOACA staff urge citizen feedback ahead of fall submission to NORCA 208 policy board and eventual state and federal certification.
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JO Becks Medina
Ohio
Medina County
Northeast
Lake Erie Drainage Basin
NOACA
U.S. En
Vironmental Protection Agency
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