Medina Gazette tops 2020 stories list amid pandemic
The Gazette highlights Medina County’s 2020 top stories as the coronavirus pandemic and world events shaped life. Local coverage notes protests over racial injustice, the Bryan Macron case development, and the end of a longtime leader’s political tenure, with photo memories from June and Feeding Medina County efforts at the fairgrounds.
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Bryan Macron
Marlk Tuck
Broadway Street
Medina
Ohio
Mike DeWine
One Eleven
Medina County Fairgrounds
Aaron Josefczyk
Hinckley Township trustees weigh road levy fears
Trustee Jim Burns urged action on deteriorating township roads calling the problem expanding and urging a possible road levy. Fellow trustee Raymond Schulte linked collapse to aging subdivisions built in the 1970s to 1990s. Fiscal Officer Martha Catherwood warned the levy would be costly and unlikely to pass, with the last levy lapsing in the mid-1990s.
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Raymond Schulte
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Martha Catherwood
Catherwood
Burns
Gifts To Help Families In Need After Christmas Theft
Medina woman Joanne Filina and her husband Rob faced a Christmas morning theft when thieves stole gifts from her locked SUV. Filina runs Giving Through Grace aiding about 20 local families and planned to deliver remaining presents to Canton. Police found footprints near the vehicle but no arrests reported.
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Joanne Filina
Sturbridge Drive
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Canton
Giving Through Grace