Brunswick Schools lay levy on May ballot to avert cuts
Brunswick Schools will ask voters to approve a 10 year 5.9 mill levy on May ballot to avoid further cuts and restore high school busing. If rejected, Plan B forecasts 3.5 to 4 million in reductions before 2021 22 with staff layoffs across teachers, support staff and administration.
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Brunswick
Nancy Zeles
Elyria Man Arrested in Pennsylvania for Terrors Against Biden
A 61 year old Elyria man Kris Kinsey was arrested in Bucks County Pennsylvania on charges of making terroristic threats against President elect Joe Biden and other Democratic officials. He faced a weapons possession misdemeanor and is held on 4.6 million bail with a February 10 hearing.
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Buck County
Medina schools plan full return to in person by Feb 1
Medina Schools anticipate all students back in classrooms by February 1 after elementary and middle grades returned this week. Superintendent Aaron Sable said high school will return once safety permits with daily health checks and possible hybrid switches if outbreaks occur. Board members praised staff dedication as three new high school courses were approved for 2021 22 including Environmental History of the United States Wild America Honors French IV and Project Lead the Way Medical Interventions.
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Aaron Sable
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Sable
Valerie Pavlik
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Man offers home rent free to displaced family
Tim and Shannon Hall lost their Lake Road home to a fire on January 10. Glenn Smith of Medina turned over keys to his Brookland Drive rental, letting the couple live rent free for a year. Property manager John Scheiring helped finalize a one year lease for the two bedroom duplex.
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Scheiring
Liverpool Township
Jeremy Sinko Named Medina County Sanitary Engineer
Jeremy Sinko was officially named Medina County sanitary engineer effective Jan. 24 by Medina County commissioners. He will supervise about 125 employees and manage water sewer systems in unincorporated areas plus Medina and Brunswick and oversee the Solid Waste District. Sinko, 40, previously interim head since June, says he will pursue improvements as opportunities arise.
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Jeremy Sinko
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Sinko
Brunswick
Amy Lyon-Galvin
Scott Miller
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