On This Day July 1 Highlights From Almanac
July 1 marks the 182nd day of 2022 with 183 remaining. Notable events include Gettysburg opening in 1863, Canada becoming a dominion in 1867, the first Tour de France in 1903, Bretton Woods IMF and World Bank talks in 1944, ZIP codes in 1963, Medicare in 1966, the FDA in 1973, and U.S.-Cuba embassies reopening in 2015. Celebrity birthdays span Leslie Caron to Missy Elliott, with many in between.
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Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Canada
Great Britain
Drug Enforcement Administration
George H.W. Bush
Federal Appeals Court
Clarence Thomas
Supreme Court
Hong Kong
Marlon Brando
Los Angeles
Karl Malden
Brentwood
California
Syria
Bashar Assad
Farmers learn safety and hazards at Ohio seminar
Northeast Ohio farmers gathered at Rupp-Dale Farm for an Ohio Farm Bureau seminar on silage safety and general farming safety. Speakers stressed fatigue risks, machinery entanglement, road safety, and the need for written protocols and buddy systems to protect workers and the traveling public.
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Guilford
Ohio
Rupp-Dale Farm
Ohio Farm Bureau
Jon Orr
Orr
Doug DeGroff
Diversified Dairy Solutions
Tulare
California
DeGroff
Sev
Kevin Lepley
Flying Dutchman
Smithville
Matt Lepley
Nationwide Insurance
Scott Kriska
Gazette
Seville
Wadsworth School Board hires four new teachers and sets 2023 funds
Superintendent Andy Hill announced four new teachers for the coming year at Central Intermediate, Wadsworth Middle, Isham Elementary, and related sites. Treasurer Doug Beeman presented 2022 projections and actuals, noting total appropriations of 104,126,230.88 dollars and temporary 2023 appropriations of 41,437,927 dollars. The next regular meeting is 7 p.m. August 8 at the James R. McIlvaine Performing Arts Center.
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Andy Hill
Amy Senderak
Central Intermediate
Lindsey Miller
Wadsworth Middle School
Central Intermediate School
Elizabeth Davis
Isham
Kimberly Witmire
Doug Beeman
Beeman
Wadsworth City Schools Board of Education
Demolition Decision Talk At Medina Preservation Board
Medina County preservation board held a special meeting on the property with structural engineer Isaac Lewin of LA Lewin, PE, and Associates. Lewin described extensive damage including walls out of plumb floors out of level and rotted basement wood. He warned stripping drywall and removing plumbing and electrical would be needed to fix issues and estimated costs from 500 to 1000 dollars per square foot. The board moved to approve demolition with salvage options and suggested Medina County Historical Society and Community Design Committee to help locate salvage sources.
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Preservation Board
Isaac Lewin
Lewin
Medina County Historical Society
Community Design Committee
Beth Biggins-Ramer
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Almanac
The
Associated Press
United States
Cuba
Pope Francis
Gerhard Mueller
Congregation For the Doctrine of the Faith
Vatican
Mueller
Leslie Caron
Jean Marsh
Jamie Farr
Wally Amos
Twyla Tharp
Genevieve Bujold
Deborah Harry
Michael Pressman
Daryl Anderson
Trevor Eve
Terrence Mann
Fred Schneider
Victor Willis
Village People
Dan Aykroyd
Lorna Patterson
Alan Rock
Louise Penny
Evelyn “Champagne” King
Carl Lewis
Michelle Wright
Andre Braugher
Dominic Keating
Pamela Anderson
Mark Pirro
Franny Griffiths
Space
Henry Simmons
Missy Elliott
the Gazette
Areanews
Medina-Gazette.com
Medina
Medina Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc. Company
Jason Gwinnup
Jgwinnup
Scott Mahoney
Smahoney
Albert Grindle
Agrindle
Medina County Publications Inc
Liberty St
Box 407
Guilford Township
Skriska
James R. McIlvaine
Wadsworth High School
Broad St
Wadsworth Public Library
Sara Crawford
Scrawford
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