Medina County Career Center threat deemed not credible
A bomb threat against Medina County Career Center on Friday morning was deemed not credible by local law enforcement. The call came at about 7 20 am with a muffled voice claiming a bomb in the building. deputies, a school resource officer and city police investigated, performed a K 9 sweep and implemented a modified lockdown while camera footage was reviewed.
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Medina Library hosts rainy day fun for kids
Families visit the Medina Library on a rainy Friday for an educational afternoon. Young children read, played games, and used computers while Rae Armbruster age five and Harlan Armbruster age three explore the Peek-A-Book kiosk to read listen to digital books take quizzes and learn how the library operates. The library offers story times singing classes and craft programs for children.
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Medina County seniors receive meals delivered countywide for first time
In November the Medina County Office for Older Adults delivered home meals to residents in every township village and municipality, serving over 170 clients and more than 3 200 meals. MCOOA director Laura Toth notes the milestone and ongoing outreach efforts.
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Medina Council weighs emergency clause usage
Medina City Council in its organizational meeting discusses how emergency clauses enable immediate effect of ordinances and resolutions. Council members note frequent use and potential public objection limitations. In 2022 the council passed 86 emergency clauses out of 229 total actions.
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Granger trustees earmark 10000 for Menards review
Granger Township officials plan 10 000 from Menards to cover expert oversight of any potential store build. The fund would pay consultants to review construction plans including layout roads trees and lighting to ensure adherence to agreed standards. Trustee Richard Pace stressed oversight of development per the plan.
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