Richard D Pietrasz Sr dies after long illness in Ohio
Richard David Pietrasz Sr 71 of Medina Ohio died June 1 2025 at home after a long battle with heart disease. Born December 21 1953 in Cleveland he was a diesel mechanic retired from O'Brien Nye Cartage. Survived by wife Patricia three children five grandchildren and multiple siblings. Funeral Saturday July 12 2025 at 3 p.m. Carlson Funeral Home Brunswick with viewing 1 to 3 p.m.
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Richard David Pietrasz
Medina
Ohio
Jesus
Richard
Cleveland
Walter E
Laverne D
May) Pietrasz
Rick
O’brien & Nye Cartage Company
Vicki
Robert and
Elda Custer
Wendell Giguere
Patricia Lynn Pietrasz
Victoria Lynn
Kevin) Hatch
Florence
Kentucky
Susan Ann
Steve) Urzycki
Aurora
Richard David
Dan) Pietrasz, Jr
Menlo Park
California
Olivia Urzycki
Oryana Urzycki
Blake Hatch
Aidan Hatch
Maggie Hatch
Dalton Abfall
Karen Giguere
Brunswick
Carol
Steve) Yanko
Westfield Two
Robert
Lori) Custer
Sharon
Robert) Campbell
Litchfield
Carlson Funeral Home
Brunswick Chapel
Gary Fox
Funeral
Obituary Services Reprinted in Medina and Lorain Counties
Obituary notices reprinted for Medina County and Lorain County residents, with contact numbers 330 725 6040 and 440 329 7000 for arrangements. The notices indicate memorial details and service information as published for community observances.
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Wadsworth blotter highlights June incidents and arrests
Police logs from June recount traffic stops for equipment violations and OVI arrests on Broad Street and Memorial Park Drive, thefts at Applebee's and Kohl's, protection order violations, shoplifting, illegal dumping, aggravated menacing, and juvenile disturbances. Several suspects were arrested or issued summons, with some cases ongoing.
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Broad Street
Raven Place
Farr Avenue
High Street
Memorial Park Drive
Applebee’s
Maple Street
Wadsworth Municipal Court
Summit County Sheriff's Office
Sheriff's Office
Euclid Avenue
Williams Reserve Boulevard
Kohl’s
Northpark Drive
Wadsworth
Medina County Sheriffs Office
Auble Street
Darling
Akron Road
Interstate 76
South Pardee Street
East Smokerise Drive
Walmart
Ruble Street
Wadsworth City Sanitation
Fairview Avenue
Buckhurst Run
Four wounded in Tampere Finland mall stabbing incident
Police say the Tampere Ratina shopping mall stabbing wounded four people but was not a terror or racist attack. A suspect was arrested and a lockdown was lifted as blood stains and a scene of disruption were cleaned up outside the mall.
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Finland
Helsinki
Tampere
Yle
Ratina
Ambulance Grant Buys Child Sized Intubation Gear
Brunswick Hills Fire Department used Ohio EMS grant funds to purchase three age 16 and under intubation bags with video capable equipment. The system streams video to an iPad for training and patient care, preserving funds for other township needs.
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Strazzo
Brunswick Hills
Ohio Division of Ems
Medina City Schools ordered to reinstate Kaplack contract
Medina County Common Pleas Judge Bill Hutson ruled Kaplack's limited supplemental head varsity baseball coach contract is reinstated for the 2021-22 and 2022-23 school years and that the contract expired after 2022-23. The ruling follows appeals up to the 9th District Court of Appeals with ongoing questions about 2025-26 reinstatement and back pay.
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Doug Godshall
Godshall
Medina County Common Pleas
Bill Hutson
9Th District Court of Appeals
Medina County Court of Common Pleas
Hutson
Rachel Reight
Ohio
Medina City
Reight
Medina County
Medina
Congress approves broad conservative tax and spending package
The bill includes tips and overtime deductions for workers and up to 6000 for many older earners under 75000 a year. It would invest about 350 billion in national security and immigration enforcement while cutting 1.2 trillion from Medicaid and food stamps with work requirements and a rollback of green energy credits, estimated to raise deficits by 3.3 trillion over a decade and leave 11.8 million more without health coverage. Democrats labeled it trickle-down cruelty and criticized it as a tax favor to the rich funded on the working class, while Republicans defended the plan as necessary reform amid tense debate and party divisions.
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U.S
Congressional Budget Office
Jodey Arrington
Texas
House Budget Committee
Jeffries
House
Jason Smith
Missouri
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Senate
JD Vance
Thomas Massie
Brian Fitzpatrick
Pennsylvania
Johnson
USA
Political costs of saying no
The sprawling package faced GOP resistance as Trump pressed for action and critics feared deep cuts. Johnson used White House aides to sway holdouts while conservatives demanded steeper reductions. Some lawmakers were told executive actions or district benefits could be offered. Tillis then announced he would not seek reelection.
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Johnson
White House
Moder
Massie
Kentucky
Thom Tillis
North Carolina
Tillis
Rollback of past presidential agendas in new bill
The proposal repudiates Obama era Medicaid expansion and Biden climate goals, risking lives by cutting Medicaid and food stamps for tens of millions. Republicans counter that tax breaks will not raise taxes and will boost the economy while trimming safety nets to core recipients. Tax Policy Center estimates show varying gains by income quintile next year.
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Barack Obama
Joe Biden
Jeffries
Tax Policy Center
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