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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 2022
Page
1
The Browns sought a win Sunday against the Bengals last in-state rival, but a one-sided 23-10 defeat snapped their five-game series winning streak. The Bengals controlled the game with strong defense and timely scoring to move to a solid outing.
The AP reports rising COVID-19 hospital admissions in the United States driven mainly by seniors and those with preexisting conditions. Experts urge stronger protection for older adults, boost vaccination efforts, and clearer public messaging as winter nears. Institutions call for White House support and an all hands on deck approach to safeguard nursing home residents and staff.
Seville Girl Scout Troop 91065 decorated the Stanhope park gazebo and its central Christmas tree with pipe cleaners red ribbons and handmade ceramic ornaments. Leader Heidi Parsons said the five hour effort aimed to spread Christmas spirit and community service across Cloverleaf district and Seville. Village Council member Leslie Miller praised the scouts for their work noting the town tree and holiday efforts bring residents together.
After two weeks of operation the Little Fox Cafe and Bakery celebrated its opening with a ribbon cutting on Friday with Medina city officials and city administration members present. Located at 540 Blake Ave the cafe offers breakfast and lunch items for busy workers and passersby.
Valley City hosts annual Christmas in the Valley with a 5k run and mile long dog walk. Stores decorate, vendors sell crafts and treats, and events include Mrs Claus Santa Claus a parade and kids scavenger hunt. Guards and officers help traffic while local businesses support chili cook off and train depot visits.
Danbury Senior Living in Brunswick hosted the Festival of Trees to raise funds for the local Brunswick Optimist Club. The silent auction featured themed trees, including a beach scene and a tree shaped like a gnome, plus upside down designs. Attendees bid as Jill Bell noted and could sample snacks, drinks, and raffles, with proceeds supporting scholarships and essay and oratorical contest prizes for youth. Dean Holman described the club as a nonprofit aiding local youths.
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