Medina voters to decide on shared courthouse funding ballot
The Save Your Courthouse Committee gathered 1,363 valid Medina city signatures, surpassing the 983 required, to place the $38 million joint city county courthouse on the November 3 ballot. If approved, Medina may block municipal court relocation and five years of participation in the project.
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Medina
Medina County
Board of Elections
Pat Walker
Save Your Courthouse Committee
Walker
Save Your Courthouse
Brunswick High School fosters work study ties with local firms
Brunswick High School students in the Transition to Work program gain hands on vocational training through school and nearby businesses. Coordinated by Marilou Weidus the effort, begun in the 1980s, helps youths with developmental disabilities prepare for post school employment in retail and other fields. The program emphasizes opportunities in the community and leverages students strengths such as detailed focus and consistency.
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Brunswick
Brunswick High School
Marilou Weidus
Tran
Weidus
County red in state COVID risk system for Medina County
Medina County is classified as red for the past two weeks in Ohio’s Public Health Advisory System. Health Commissioner Krista Wasowski notes seven indicators drive the tier, with new cases per capita and noncongregate cases, ER and outpatient visits met, while hospital admissions and ICU occupancy remain unmet.
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Medina County
Krista Wasowski
Mike DeWine
Ohio Public Health Advisory System
Brunswick Schools Relic resigns from board of education
Grant Relic announced his resignation from Brunswick Board of Education citing personal reasons. In his second term he served four years as president. A Brunswick resident since 1979, Relic runs Grant D. Relic Co. LPA and has practiced law over 40 years. He also coached youth baseball 14 years and hosted Sports Beat on Channel 22.
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Brunswick
Grant Relic
Brunswick Board of Education
Relic
Grant
Medina County adopts single stream recycling with Rumpke
Medina County will start a single stream recycling program with Rumpke Waste and Recycling on August 15. About 170 new bins will be placed in 63 locations replacing the Kimble program. Bids ranged from 719,137 to 792,273 annually with Rumpke chosen over Republic Services after glass recycling concerns.
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Rumpke
Westfield Twp
Medina County
Beth Biggins-Ramer
Kimble Companies
Dover
Solid Waste District
Kimble
Rumpkre
Republic Services
Republic
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