Brunswick New rules curb dollar stores with fresh food rule
Brunswick City Council approved new rules requiring dollar stores to offer fresh food and not cluster within two miles of another dollar store. The measure aims to preserve competition for large grocers and ensure reasonable spacing, while noting existing Dollar General stores already offer fresh items.
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Grant Aungst
Aungst
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Family Dollar
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Medina retiree starts Prospect Pantry for neighbors in need
Jan Simmons, a retired Medina teacher, launched Prospect Pantry at 431 W Prospect St after seeing community pantry ideas online. Her husband built the box in 2019, and volunteers from faith groups and donors from Medina and even Florida have kept it stocked with nonperishable foods and household items for three years.
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Medina
Prospect Pantry
Medina County
Hope Recovery Community
Highland Drive
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Simmons’ Yard
Washington St
Washington and
Prospect Streets
Florida
Beloved pastor Dave Maly retires after long Medina run
Granger Township in Medina County honors Rev. Dave Maly as he retires from Remsen Christian Church after nearly 50 years guiding worship. A Sunday noon to 3 p.m. dinner at the church invites RSVPs and masks are requested for unvaccinated attendees. Maly began ministry in 1990 with an initial Granger United Methodist post and had a prior 2005 retirement before returning to Medina.
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Medina County
Ohio
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Maly
Granger Township
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Mary
Medina
Remsen Road
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Medina Schools Board eases mask mandate flexibility
Medina Board of Education unanimously approved an adjustment to the COVID-19 resolution. The change lets the superintendent authorize a student mask mandate in a building when COVID positive levels reach 1 percent or higher, effective Jan 18, citing past gaps in the rule.
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Medina Board of Education
Aaron Sable
Sable
Oberlin widow Jeanne Pease dies at 89 in Helena
Jeanne Pease widow of former U S Representative Donald J Pease died aged 89 in Helena Montana after long Oberlin residency. She and Don moved to Oberlin in 1957, supported his political career and ran the Oberlin News Tribune. Daughter Jennifer Eastwold called her caring and community minded, often seen strolling Oberlin and at Gibson's Bakery.
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U.S
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Virginia
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House of Representatives
Ohio
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Gene) Eastwold
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