Georgia man convicted in Arbery murder reject plea deal
A federal judge rejected a plea agreement that would have spared the McMichaels a hate crimes trial after their conviction for murdering Ahmaud Arbery. The decision keeps the case on track for sentencing while juror questioning begins February 7.
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Medina orthopedic pioneer retires after four decades
Dr. Richard Rose, 74, retired from full-time practice after serving Medina County residents since 1980 at 970 E. Washington St. as one of the city’s first orthopedic surgeons alongside Dr. Thomas Ebner. He recalled hardship before local care existed and noted his office’s unchanged look and an enduring X ray setup.
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Medina County Ohio START aids families amid substance abuse efforts
Medina County Jobs and Family Services leads Ohio START in Medina County, an evidence informed program addressing child maltreatment and parental substance abuse. Since its April 2020 start, 14 cases have existed with eight open, all but one reunified, spanning collaboration with Hope Recovery Community and local health partners to deliver upfront services and weekly field visits.
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Medina native wins renewable $5K Childhood Cancer Scholarship
Medina freshman Anthony Acierto earns Northwestern Mutual’s renewable $5,000 scholarship for childhood cancer impact. His stepsister Brittany Kline Hartman, diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor, saw remission after a clinical trial as the family prayed nightly. The program supports survivors and siblings across the country.
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Wadsworth standoff case bound over to grand jury
Joel Maurer a 50 year old Wad sworth man faced a three hour standoff with police on December 30 while officers attempted to serve an arrest warrant tied to a Christmas domestic violence complaint. Police said he threatened to shoot and stockpiled weapons prompting a Water Street lockdown and a Medina County SWAT response. Maurer is charged with domestic violence and possessing weapons under disability and remains jailed awaiting trial.
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