Board member resigns from United Way amid investigation
Elizabeth Bartz, a United Way of Summit and Medina County board member since 2018, resigned after an anonymous employee-complaint probe raised concerns. Board Chair Mark Krohn cited independence of the inquiry and noted Bartz’s social media posts criticizing the ex-employee involved. Bartz had interactions criticizing the ex-employee and supporting others connected to the case.
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Brunswick VFW Post 9520 renovations nearing completion
The Brunswick Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 9520 on 1439 S. Carpenter Road nears completion after more than three months of work funded by a 22000 grant from the Home Depot Foundation. Senior Vice Cmdr. Rick Smith and volunteers Chuck Novak Mike Cozzens and Larry Jones led improvements including a new roof two bars cabinets flooring paint and a mural on the pavilion wall.
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Mike Cozzens
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New Democratic candidate enters Ohio Senate District 22 race
Ryan Hunger, a 2005 Cloverleaf High School graduate and 30 year Lafay ette Township resident, files to replace Steve Johnson in the Obhof seat. Hunger, a Capitol University alumnus and Survitec Group Ltd. employee, cites dark money reform, rural broadband, health care protection, small-business liability relief, school support for COVID-19, and broad campaign finance reform as priorities. Johnson withdraws for health reasons but backs Hunger.
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Lafayette Township
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Tal University
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Sharon Center
Medina
Democratic Party
Ohio
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Medina County districts split on reopening plans
Black River offers two options per semester: in person with one day online or fully online. In person K-4 attend daily. grades 5-12 attend four days a week with Wednesday remote. Online instruction available for all grades. Preschool canceled due to COVID economics. Classes begin Sept 8. Brunswick goes fully online with virtual open houses and Sept 14 start. Buckeye plans depend on Medina County health levels with remote options if red. Group A starts Aug 31 group B Sept 2 follow staggered entry based on last name.
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Medina County
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Wadsworth Salvation Army plans new HQ expansion move
The Wadsworth Planning Commission approved consolidating three Salvation Army lots including the current 527 College St site to build a 9,600 square foot facility. Estimated cost about 3 million dollars. current building is 5,700 square feet, over 40 years old. Educational programs would be housed under one roof.
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