NOACA Eyes I-71 Study Amid Mandelate Repeal Push
The NOACA board weighed rescinding the I-71 corridor study if the statehouse fails to repeal the interstate exchange mandate. Proponents urge repeal while NOACA with ODOT advances a traffic study for options on I-71 between Brunswick and Strongsville. executive director Grace Gallucci said HDR has been contracted and a kickoff is awaited. Medina County Commissioner Aaron Harrison supports the study but warns the mandate could influence outcomes.
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Brunswick BookShelf closes Brunswick store today
Project: LEARN of Medina County ends its Brunswick BookShelf location with one final sale day from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Brunswick store at 831 Pearl Road closes after months of discount events while Medina and Wadsworth locations stay open.
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Brunswick planning panel approves special district plan
Brunswick Planning Commission set conditions for a new special planning district near Center Road and Pearl Road. The plan includes retail space, 239 apartments in three and four story buildings, 43 two story townhomes, plus green space and recreational areas. Entrances would open on Center Road and Pearl Road with access also from the plaza opposite Brunswick Middle School. Local business Cracked Egg owner Esa Zaboura welcomed the plan, noting excitement over a pickleball court feature. Traffic concerns were raised. city engineers said developers must fund and implement improvements. Council will decide on rezoning at a future meeting.
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Medina Board Debates State Bills Affecting Schools
Medina Superintendent Aaron Sable outlined recent state bills signed by the governor that impact Medina City Schools. He highlighted House Bill 8 on religious release time, noting the district previously did not allow such releases and will now consider policy changes after the bill's passage.
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Medina City
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