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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2022
Page
1
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled the GOP drawn legislative maps invalid for gerrymandering. It sent the maps back to the Redistricting Commission with a 10 day deadline to adjust. The decision upholds 2015 amendment standards requiring proportional districting and nonpartisan fairness.
More than 600 Buckeye High School students explored career paths during a two part event. The gym featured about 45 tables from Fire-Dex Medina Police Department Kent State University and others. Principal Dan Flood and Medina County Career Center director Janice Kollar praised student engagement and self advocacy.
Buckeye Local Schools will end its mask mandate this Friday after a district board meeting. Superintendent Jeff Harrison cited no recommendation to continue masking and noted local medical professionals supported the two week from post winter break policy. Community members spoke during public comment urging the mandate's revival.
Granger Township residents urge Medina County to allocate 160000 in American Rescue Plan funds to install a new on site water treatment plant for Granger Lake Condominiums. One well is out of service due to casing failure and the second risks failure. arsenic contamination halted drilling on a new well with total improvements estimated at 300000.
Trustees Ty Fullerton and Christopher O Neil vow transparency after being sworn in, but the new board sets a five minute public comment limit, drawing backlash from residents who say the move contradicts campaign promises. One resident notes past boards allowed longer input, while supporters defend the restriction as necessary.
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