Wad SWorth High Student Found With Airsoft Gun
A Wadworth High School student was found with an airsoft gun in a backpack on Wednesday morning. Superintendent Andrew Hill said airsoft guns resemble real firearms but fire nonlethal pellets and are often used for target practice or team games. No pellets were found, and the incident violated student conduct policies. no threat was made.
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Not-Forgotten Box drive ends Friday in Medina County
The Gazette and Medina Salvation Army invite donations of nonperishable food and new unwrapped toys to help Medina County residents in need. About 72 donors contributed 4664 toys 268 food items 4155 clothes 92 miscellaneous items and 2265 in donations. Donations accepted tomorrow 1 5 p m in The Gazettes lobby 885 W Liberty St Medina.
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Trustees settle two lawsuits over golf course rezoning
Brunswick Hills Township trustees approved settlements of two lawsuits related to the rezoning of Cossett Creek golf course for residential use. Developers sought smaller lots, while the township maintained rural residential minimums to protect septic needs, leading to regulatory takings claims.
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Medina County office eyes cafe operations at Supreme Senior Center
Medina County Office for Older Adults plans a proposal to the city of Wadsworth to run all food operations at the Supreme Senior Center Cafe. If approved, the cafe would open to the public for breakfast and lunch while continuing the Wadsworth Restaurant Voucher program for seniors.
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Medina council approves policing contract with Lafayette Two
Medina Mayor Dennis Hanwell authorized to enter a five year policing contract with Lafayette Township Trustees. The Medina Police Department will serve Lafayette Township's southwest sector with a dedicated patrol vehicle per shift. Township pays a flat $400,000 annual rate, replacing the previous passthrough arrangement.
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