Medina County sees record capital investments in 2022
Medina County has seen $382 million committed to capital investments since the start of 2022, more than doubling 2020's $151 million. MCEDC notes 2018 was $330 million, 2019 $212 million, 2021 about $264 million, with pent-up COVID demand boosting activity and a strong second half of the year anticipated as firms expand and speculate. By June, commitments reached roughly $298 million.
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Medina farmers market aids WIC coupon program
The Medina County Health Department hosted an annual one day market offering fresh produce and WIC coupon redemption. Organizers like Tina Martin noted the event promotes local farms such as Richardson Farms in Lafayette Township and Cassel Farms Inc. in North Royalton, with farmers accepting WIC coupons to support program participants.
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Lafayette Road
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New Medina County community center opens amid upgrades
Medina County officials and Western Reserve Masonic Community staff cut a large blue ribbon at the renovated center marking its opening. The project includes a health care center and a 56 room independent living building set to open later, with outdoor access and Bluetooth hearing aid connectivity. Musicians will perform there and the Medina Community Band plans to begin rehearsals in coming months.
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Ormaco
Nancy Pound
Medina County Luau caps summer senior lunch series
Medina County Office for Older Adults finished its Picnic on the Patio for summer with a luau theme. About 100 attendees on average, projected to be around 125 today, enjoyed Hawaiian shirts leis and steel drum music by local musician Scott Lopata while sampling diverse food options and socializing at the center.
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Replay for Kids founder talks toys for disabled children
Bill Memberg founder and president of Replay for Kids spoke to the Brunswick Rotary Club about adapting toys for children with disabilities since 1999. He describes adding switches to battery toys like plush animals and remote cars to aid motivation and learning, noting many kids lack home toys and agencies help determine suitable gifts.
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