Daughter of slain Medina woman seeks answers
Ashley Goodwin, daughter of Pamela Dick, seeks reasons behind the murder at 605 Lafayette Road in Medina. Her mother and grandmother were killed. Robert Dick faces aggravated murder charges with a $5 million bond. Goodwin, 24, a Manassas resident studying forensic psychology, says no one will share details and she has few answers as she returns to Medina.
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Medina
Pamela Dick
Lafayette Road
Ashley Goodwin
Lillian Cox
Robert Dick
Medina County
Goodwin
Manassas
Virginia
Medina officials weigh back to school plans today
Medina District officials plan to announce back to school plans for families after a Monday night virtual session that included an hour plus executive session and drew about 500 viewers. Parents pressed for in person options and continued activities while athletic decisions remain separate, with a later email expected from Superintendent Sable outlining whether Online 2.0 or in person instruction will be used on Sept. 1 and an option for Medina Digital Academy.
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Medina
Jill A. Dwyer
Athletic Department
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Dwyer
Sable
Medina Digital Academy
Birthcare of Medina County rebounds after pandemic hours
Birthcare of Medina County, a longtime Medina charity helping families with young children, returned to normal hours in May after a period of restricted service during the pandemic. Despite more open hours, client counts remain low as awareness lags, though staff and about 60 volunteers expect demand to rise as families regain confidence.
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Ohio
Birthcare
Medina County
E. Smith Road
Barb McCoy
McCoy
Wadsworth Schools approves staggered start dates
The Wadsworth school board approved a staggered start for grades 1-12 with Aug 31 and Sept 1, followed by a district-wide return on Sept 2. Kindergarten starts Sept 4 and preschool Sept 8 as bus routing and Wadworth Wired transitions prompt the delay.
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Wadsworth
Andy Hill
Wadsworth Wired
Medina County Fair highlights junior projects after pause
Medina County Fair Board President Chuck Stiver called the fair outstanding after a year with cancellations and strict cutbacks due to the pandemic. The revised schedule focused on junior fair activities, giving competitors and families a welcome, rewarding culmination as Morgan Domokos of the Extension Office noted high spirits and lots of good all around.
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Medina
Medina County
Chuck Stiver
Stiver
Morgan Domokos
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