Medina Officials Debate Regional Sewer Plan Cost Outlook
Medina County and city leaders weigh a regional trunk sewer system costing about 14 million dollars with federal and OWDA funds possible. The plan would serve northern Medina County, replacing districts and expanding the Liverpool Township plant, with user costs around seven dollars monthly versus 3.50 locally. Additional meetings follow as authorities analyze figures and options.
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Medina
Liverpool Township
Medina County
Medina City
Hotz
OWDA
Brunswick Rec Levy On Primary Ballot
Brunswick voters will decide in May on a quarter percent income tax increase to fund a planned million dollar recreation complex with a year round pool gymnasium and meeting rooms. The tax would start July 1 and primarily fund facilities and maintenance with 10 percent to the recreation fund. A citizen committee will distribute details and the ballot wording allows expansion of programs and development of five former sewer plant sites within five years.
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Brunswick — City
Walker Suit Still Waiting Scheduling at Medina Court
Medina city sues Neal Walker Oldsmobile over a lot at Jefferson and E Liberty claiming lack of zoning for a car display lot. Walker contends the lot is legal. Assistant law director Phil Baird says defense may have asked for a continuance. case is over a year old.
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Neal Walker Oldsmobile
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Medina Municipal Court
Phil Baird
Medina Law
Candidates file for May primary in Medina County
Medina County filings include Democrat Joel Brean for Ohio House 93rd district and Republicans Walter Hay for Common Pleas Court judge Don Simmons and Farlin Nicodemus for county commissioner plus Dr Andrew J Karson seeking reelection as county coroner. Brean, 27, Ashland teacher, pledges consumer protection welfare reform and school district funding reforms. Hay, 33, Brunswick attorney and referee, previously Brunswick solicitor. Simmons, 40, Sharon Township trustee, seeks re election along with Nicodemus for county commissioner.
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Joel E. Brean
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Ohio
House of Representative
Walter Hay
Common Pleas Court
Don Simmons
Farlin Nicodemus
Andrew J. Karson
Grafton Road
Brunswick
Medina County Common Pleas Court
Medina County Common Pleas Judge Winter Not Running
Medina Common Pleas Judge Ralph A. Winter will not seek re election in May, citing medical advice after a long career. Two candidates have filed to succeed him, Democrat Richard Marco and Republican Walter Hay, with additional announced contenders James Foreman and Phil Baird.
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Common Pleas
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Walter Hay
James Foreman
Phil Baird
Bidders Sought For Scrap Iron Behind Fire Station
Brunswick Safety Service Director William Chipkesh announced bids are sought to haul a large amount of scrap iron stored behind the city fire station. Contact Chipkesh at city hall for details and bidding instructions. Applications are open for auxiliary police membership for ages 21 to 55, with further details also through Chipkesh.
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Chipkesh
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Greenwood CAC elects Sally Giovinazzo as chair in Medina
The 15 member Citizens Advisory Committee met to set a new schedule and elect a chairman, Mrs. Sally Giovinazzo. Dick Nye was named vice chair as the panel debated police pay, meetings, and city finances while weather concerns loomed.
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Grants Awarded for Ohio Criminal Justice Upgrades
More than 380000 in federal grants were awarded to Ohio communities to finance upgrades to the criminal justice system under the Omnibus Crime Control Act. Hamilton County received over 203000, including 102100 to the Cincinnati Police Department.
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Ohio
John J. Gilligan
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Cincinnati
Browns Take Tom Darden In First Round Draft
The Cleveland Browns selected Tom Darden a 6 2 defensive back from Michigan as their first round choice in today’s NFL college draft. For further details see today’s sports pages.
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University of Michigan
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