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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 2020
Page
1
Snow and icy roads forced Medina County districts including Brunswick Highland Medina and Wadsworth to close buildings or go remote. Brunswick kept buildings closed while teachers and students worked from home, following a year of remote learning and ongoing planning for potential future calamity days.
An eastbound Norfolk Southern train derailed in Amherst during a winter storm, spilling grain from five cars but avoiding hazardous material spills. The accident narrowly missed the main electrical feed powering Amherst’s 12,000 residents, a close 50 feet, preventing a citywide outage amid snow and ice. No injuries among the crew. The cause is under investigation.
United Way of Summit and Medina aims to raise 500000 by year end and match donations with a 100000 initial threshold. CEO Jim Mullen described progress at a virtual meeting noting growing needs beyond meals to include job training placement and longer assistance calls amid COVID-19 and ALICE Report findings.
The Gazette notes a snowstorm and a surge in Covid 19 cases with 9 030 new statewide infections and a record 585 one day hospital admissions. The seven day average climbs to 8 251 with over 5 200 hospitalized nationwide and Medina County reporting 5 433 cases and 57 deaths.
Medina plans a Chick-fil-A at 1007 N Court St in the former Eat'n Park, with a Planning Commission hearing set for December 10. The site, closed since January 2019, will include two drive thru lanes and upgraded facilities. Taco Bell at 1061 N Court St recently received site plan approval to reconstruct for a 2330 square foot restaurant with more parking.
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