Ohio Supreme Court again rejects Republican map for U.S. House
The Ohio Supreme Court, in a 4-3 decision, voided a second Republican drawn map for U.S. House districts as gerrymandered and sent it back for a third attempt to meet constitutional parameters. The court faulted the map for packing Democrats into three districts while splitting counties around Cleveland Cincinnati and Columbus.
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Medina County Courthouse project stays on schedule
Medina County Administrator Scott Miller says supply chain issues have not delayed the courthouse project. Facade delays persist as workers await stonework. Gilbane Construction shifts resources to keep plans intact for moving in during the first week of December over a three to five week period. Renovation of the 1841 courthouse will begin in January and finish by June, with about 416000 left in contingency funds likely to be used for the 1841 work.
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Brunswick High school bond issue recommended
Brunswick Superintendent Jason Niedermeyer urged placing a bond issue on the November ballot to fund a new Brunswick High School. The Master Facility Committee reviewed options, with members leaning toward moving forward in November. the board must pass two resolutions and submit project details to Medina County auditors and election officials before Aug. 10.
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Dollar General proposal faces opposition in Lafayette Township
Residents packed the Lafayette Township trustees meeting to voice concerns over Dollar General buying land at 6280 Lafayette Road. A local resident warned the store would be the third within six miles and called for keeping the area rural amid plans for a widening project and left turning lane.
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Salvation Army in Wadworth provides free food to public
In Wadworth the Salvation Army runs a daily food distribution from its 527 College St HQ. Volunteers gather, package, and place bags on the front porch for pickup or pantry storage. The emergency pantry requires monthly signup, while partners donate food several times weekly to supply produce and bread for walk‑in visitors.
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