Brunswick Extends Moratorium On Recreational Marijuana
Brunswick City Council approved a six month extension of the moratorium on issuing building permits for cultivation processing or retail sale of recreational marijuana. Vice Mayor Nick Hanek said the measure can be lifted sooner with a motion. He noted medical marijuana processing is allowed but warehouses or dispensaries are not. The state legislature could modify rules on sales tax and funding before year end, influencing local plans and whether the city gains net economic benefit from retail marijuana.
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Browns safety Rodney McLeod Jr hosts fifth Fill-a-Cart giveaway
Northeast Ohio families spent Monday evening holiday shopping with professional football players at Brunswick Meijer as Browns safety Rodney McLeod Jr and his wife Erika discharge their Change Our Future nonprofit mission. The fifth annual 12 Days of Christmas Fill-a-Cart Giveaway aided ten local families, supporting education mentorship and community enrichment efforts.
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Cloverleaf District to Seek Renewal of Levy in May
Cloverleaf Schools plan to renew its permanent improvement levy in May. Treasurer Jim Hudson will file the resolution after board approval, aiming to maintain the same dollar amount despite reduced millage. The levy funds buses, technology, and building upkeep for a 119 square mile district serving about 650,000 annual bus miles with 30 buses and one to one student computers.
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Medina County Office for Older Adults to become Senior & Adult Services
Medina County commissioners approved renaming the Office for Older Adults to Medina County Senior & Adult Services effective Jan. 1. The change reflects expanded services including adult protective services for people 18 and older and emphasizes inclusivity. Director Laura Toth outlined branding updates and a new logo representing Medina, Brunswick, Wadsworth, and countywide constituents.
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