Medina Planning Commission OKs Reagan Park maintenance building plan
The Medina Planning Commission unanimously approved a site plan for a new 3,200 square foot maintenance building at Reagan Park to store and maintain park vehicles and materials. A conditional zoning certificate was also granted as the project increases the building size. Neighbors voiced questions about location, fencing, and tree removal while officials noted the site is the only feasible option near the current asphalt area. Construction expected to start in winter or early spring.
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Medina Sunflower Farm Opens for Sunflower Viewing
Medina Sunflower Farm at 7731 Beach Road operates daily 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. rain or shine. Reese Rose runs the 20 acre site with four sunflower fields and about half a million seeds, staggered plantings to extend bloom.
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Patrick Rhonemus
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Alli Depp
Hannah Erickson
Brunswick Hills Fire Department Earns Gold EMS Status
The Brunswick Hills Fire Department earned gold level EMS provider status from the American Heart Association Mission Lifeline for nearly a decade of heart attack care. Fire Chief Anthony Strazzo notes that closer adherence to measures raises survivability and recovery chances, as chest pain and cardiac arrhythmia calls remain common.
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Medina after school program to launch this fall
Medina Community Recreation Center and Medina Schools plan a daily after school program for kindergarten through fifth grade. From 3:30 to 6 pm on school days, participants ride a bus to the Medina Rec and use the junior commons and center spaces for homework help, reading, gym games, and crafts.
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Cloverleaf Food Closet Drives School Supply Fill
Cloverleaf community donates 35 large moving boxes of supplies in a supermarket sweep hosted by Grace Church of Westfield Center and Miller Brothers Grocery. The drive supports Cloverleaf’s joint middle high school food and hygiene closet for students facing food insecurity.
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Cloverleaf
Grace Church
Westfield Center
Miller Brothers Grocery
Aaron Justice
Joint
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