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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 2023
Page
1
The State Department faces record weekly applications and staff shortages delaying passports for millions of travelers. Urgent cases get priority while many families fear costly changes, missed trips, and sleepless nights as wait times stretch to 8 13 weeks.
Residents beat the heat at Memorial Pool with rec member lap swim 8 to 10 45 a m and open swim 11 a m to 7 p m The pool offers zero depth entry a ramp for assist users and a maximum depth of five feet Today hours run 8 to 10 45 a m and 11 a m to 7 45 p m Contact Patrick Rhonemus at 330 721 4050 or prhonemus medina gazette com.
Brunswick officials and residents celebrated Ignite Brewing Co opening its Brunswick location at The Courthouse 1255 N Carpenter Rd. The 4500 square foot taproom and 8000 square foot patio offer cornhole live music trivia and on site brewing. Ignite sells about 16 beers on tap and donates 11 percent of net income to community groups including food banks and COVID relief funds.
Medina shifts from bare earth to paving six new pickleball courts at A I Root Middle School for school and public use. The city already has several shared courts at Sam Mass Park Ken Cleveland Park and the Medina Community Recreation Center field house. Parks Director Jansen Wehrley notes growing demand and future planning followed October properties meeting with options shown to council and residents.
The Public Safety Committee proposes an ordinance to raise the maximum applicant age for the next police exam from 35 to 40. Director Matthew Hiscock says the change would broaden candidate pool and require council approval via a formal ordinance process before the next council meeting.
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