Medina County man faces death penalty in double homicide
Medina County Prosecutor Forrest Thompson will seek the death penalty for Robert E. Dick in the August 6 killings of his wife Pamela Dick and mother-in-law Lillian Cox at 605 Lafayette Road. Indicted on seven counts, Dick fled the scene with a gun, was captured later, and faces a high-stakes capital case.
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Buckeye superintendent finalists discuss plans and district role
Three finalists for Buckeye Schools superintendent spoke to community staff and administrators Tuesday night. Jeff Harrison, Medina High School principal since 2015, urged rapid relationship building and cautioned against judging by the state report card while highlighting roots and daily work.
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Medina Schools to begin online classes on Sept 1
Medina Schools will open online on September 1 as the district’s return-to-school plan Online 2.0. The district will stay virtual until September 25 with a soft start to in-person learning the week of September 28.
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Biden taps Harris as running mate in historic pick
Delaware news reports Joe Biden selecting California Senator Kamala Harris as his running mate, making her the first Black woman on a major party ticket. Harris, a 55 year old former rival, is touted as a pivotal ally in defeating President Trump with joint remarks planned near Wilmington.
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Medina County Courthouse plan proceeds without city vote
Medina County commissioners said the Medina County Courthouse project will move ahead regardless of Medina city participation. City voters will decide on a 38 million share on November 3. if they reject, the county will continue solo. Commissioner Pat Geissman urged moving forward to represent the county.
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