Brunswick City Council appoints Valerie Zak to Ward 3
After interviewing six candidates, Brunswick City Council appointed Valerie Zak to fill the Ward 3 seat following the death of Frank Raso from cancer. Zak, a 30-year Brunswick resident and former assistant clerk of council, will attend her first meeting Monday, July 27. Councillors praised her deep city knowledge and experience.
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Brunswick City
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Zak
Frank Raso
Rase
St. Joseph Academy
Cleveland
Rose
Anthony
Capretta
Val
Joe Delsanter
Reopening schools cost loom for Medina County districts
Medina County schools plan in-person return next month with safety measures from district and health department. Superintendent Andy Hill notes COVID related purchases and transport costs are still being tallied amid state cuts totaling millions and uncertain revenue. Transportation may limit bus seating to two per seat, or three for family groups, impacting budgeting and operations.
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Wadsworth
Medina County
Medina County Health Department
Andy Hill
Hill
DeWine urges masking as Ohio COVID cases rise
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine addressed the state in a rare evening broadcast, praising early pandemic efforts but urging residents to wear masks and social distance. He did not announce new health orders or a statewide mandate, saying such actions would come “at another time.”
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Ohio
Mike DeWine
DeWine
Medina to host Ms Wheelchair USA contestants Monday visit
Medina hosts a tour by Ms Wheelchair USA contestants led by 2020 winner. Mayor Dennis Hanwell will present the key to the city and roses at the square at 10 30 a m. The group will tour Medina Creative Housing facilities and therapy ranch before a virtual pageant on Saturday July 18.
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Ms. Wheelchair USA
Dennis Hanwell
Medina Creative Housing
Lowery Lockard
Creative Housing
Lake Road
Lockard
Canton
Dianna Warren
Akron
Joel Scott
Cleveland
Alexandra Martinez
Ohio
Medina Sunrise Rotary
Medina Breakfast Kiwanis
Dianne DePasquale-Hagerty
Ms. Wheelchair America
Grande Cafe
Creative Living Way
DePasquale-Hagerty
USA
Medina County names new Job and Family Services director
Debbie Kiley, after 26 years in the department, was named permanent director of Medina County Job and Family Services effective last Monday. She will earn 82,014 annually, leading about 105 staff and the agency’s 100 programs serving 20 000 clients including SNAP Medicaid and foster care.
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Medina
Debbie Kiley
Medina County
Kiley
Scott Miller
Holly Muren
Felton
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