Main Street Wadsworth earns seventh consecutive accreditation
Main Street Wadsworth received national accreditation from Main Street America for a seventh year, highlighting economic development and downtown revitalization. Executive Director Adrianne Patrick notes robust momentum since 2016 with 30 new businesses and 150 new jobs, plus over $500,000 in grants and 125 free events, driven by volunteers and collaboration with Heritage Ohio.
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Jan 6 panel details trump plan and riot at Capitol
The hearing described a late night White House meeting with Trump aides urging to seize voting machines and rally calls. It shows how extremists and supporters were urged to come to Washington for Jan 6, culminating in the Capitol attack and a broader bid to overturn the election.
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Medina County approves two fire levy resolutions for Lodi department
Medina County Assistant Prosecutor Michael Lyons outlined a 1.5 mill replacement levy for the Lodi Fire Department and a separate 2 mill levy for fire and EMS services. Both resolutions were approved after auditor estimates, with officials planning to educate residents about the levies and their costs. Zoning Inspector Guggenheimer will post levy details on the Harrisville Township site.
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Medina considers deer control options at three council meetings
Since mid April the special legislation committee held three meetings on Medina deer control. Residents pressed for both lethal and nonlethal options as council members debated amending the code to allow hunting and a proposed task force for deer assessment. Ward 1’s Hazeltine and at-large member Lamb backed the nonlethal plan. Rose opposed it while backing hunting amendments. Hazeltine sought more ordinance clarity and later supported lethal control after administration updates. Simp son warned against culling, citing starving deer. Lamb opposed nonlethal and faulted the meetings as insufficient. The council plans to resume August 22 with lethal method discussions in finance committee.
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