Almanac notes major world events and birthdays
The Almanac lists key historical moments from 1917 to 2018 including the WWI draft lottery, failed Hitler assassination, Jordan’s king’s assassination, Viking 1 Mars landing, Johnstown flood, Brennan’s retirement, Foster Jr. death, Voting Rights Act renewal, Kagan confirmation, Zimmerman's civil rights charges call, US Cuba relations, Iran deal, and Trump’s tariff threats. It also notes Ohio Gov Kasich commuting Tibbetts’ sentence and lists birthdays for Mika Mikulski, Judy Chicago, John Lodge, T.G. Sheppard, Kim Carnes, Carlos Santana, Jay Jay French, Paul Cook, Donna Dixon, Mick MacNeil, Reed Diamond, Josh Holloway, Vitamin C, Sandra Oh, Omar Epps, Simon Rex, Judy Greer, Charlie Korsmo, Elliott Yamin, Gisele Bundchen, Mike Kennerty, Percy Daggs II, John Francis Daley, and Julianne Hough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara A. Mikulski
D-Md
Judy Chicago
John Lodge
The
Moody Blues
T.G. Sheppard
Kim Carnes
Carlos Santana
Jay Jay French
Twisted Sister
Paul Cook
the Sex Pistols
Donna Dixon
Mick MacNeil
Simple Minds
Rodney Foster
Mike Kennerty
All-American Rejects
Percy Daggs II
John Francis Daley
Julianne Hough
Public meetings listed for Medina County area
Black River Board of Education meets at 6 p.m. in the High School Media Center. Medina County Board of Elections holds a public test at 9 a.m. and a regular meeting at 1 30 p.m. The Medina County Board of Revision convenes for a regular meeting at 9 a.m. call in is available at 830 539 3171. Medina Shade Tree Commission meets at 5 p.m. in the Amos Mears building. Medina Township Trustees hold a regular meeting at 7 p.m. Spencer Community Fire District meets at 7 p.m. at the fire station. Wadsworth Cemetery Board meet at 6 p.m. in the council chambers. Medina County Budget Commission holds a regular meeting at 9 a.m. in room 301.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River Board of Education
Black River High School
County Road
Stonegate Drive
Suite C
Medina County Board of Elections
Medina
Medina Shade Tree Commission
Amos Mears
E. Washington St
Medina Township Trustees
Huffman Road
Spencer Community Fire District
E. Lorain St
Medina County Budget Commission
N. Broadway St
NOACA Commuter Choice Awards invite July 26 applications
NOACA and partners sponsor the NEO Commuter Choice Awards recognizing employers who promote alternatives to driving alone. Prizes include gold silver and bronze with grand prizes for category winners based on surveys location and commuter behavior in August. Local student Megan Gollin named to Coastal Carolina University president’s list. Cleveland Clinic announces new main campus president and regional submarket leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NOACA
NEO
Gocio
Coastal Carolina University
Megan Gollin
Brunswick
Cleveland Clinic
Ohio
Medina County blotter highlights July criminal activity
Serial daily notes cover July incidents across Brunswick, Strongsville, Parma and Avon. Entries include traffic stops for suspended licenses and warrants, vehicle crashes, thefts, animal calls, drug findings, identity theft and police transports to Medina County Jail or local courts. Notable names include Rayshawn Williams, Tyree Williams, Evan Cedeno and Amanda Mounts.
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Center Road
Rayshawn Williams
Cleveland
Garfield Heights
Brooklyn
Royalton Road
Brunswick
Tyree Williams
Medina County
Evan Cedeno
Denise Evans
Patricia Drive
Amber Drive
Hadcock Road
Miner Road
Michael Levandusky
Grafton Road
Ernesto Rodriguez IV
Strongsville
Jonathan Walls
Brunswick Mayor’s Court
South Carpenter Road
Middlefield Trail
Congressional Avenue
Matthew Gedeon
Valley City
Sandusky County
Medina Municipal Court
North Carpenter Road
Grace Zarley
Wadsworth
Ryan Halterman
Lovington
New Mexico
Meijer Loss Prevention
Amanda Mounts
Rayshawn Solomon
Parma
Pearl Road
Dameon Winlock
Brunswick Hills
Brunswick High School project moves forward in Brunswick
The Ohio Facilities Construction Commission approved about 42.6 million for Brunswick to build a new high school with a 102 million local share approved in May. Plans include athletic fields and elementary school improvements. Architects will be selected, then a construction manager, with design starting in fall and demolition of Towslee Elementary and Willetts Middle later this year. Construction should begin next summer for a 2026-27 opening.
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Ohio Facilities Construction Commission
New Brunswick
Pepera
Towslee
Willetts Middle
New Brunswick High School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Almanac
Associated Press
America
Newton Baker
Senate
Adolf Hitler
Jordan
Abdullah I
Jerusalem
Mars
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
William J. Brennan
White House
Vincent Foster Jr
Washington, D.C
George W. Bush
Senate Judiciary Committee
Elena Kagan
U.S
George
United States
Cuba
U.N. Security Council
Iran
Donald Trump
China
CNBC
John Kasich
Raymond Tibbetts
Tibbetts
Medina County Board of
Wadsworth Cemetery
Maple St
Scott Steele
Brian Harte
Richard Parker
Neil Smith
Life Care Center of
Newsweek Magazine
Life Care Centers of America
Todd Fletcher
Northeast
Rich van Voorhis
Brunswick Police
Carpenter Road
Rachel Whitt
Avon Police
Broadview Heights
Jasmine Pittman
Steven Shanno
Shanno
Woodfield Lane
Substation Road
the Gazette
Medina Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc. Company
William D. Hudnutt
Jason Gwinnup
Jgwinnup
Medina-Gazette.com
Scott Mahoney
Smahoney
Albert Grindle
Editorial
Gary Cozart
Gazette
Lorain County Printing and Publishing
East Ave
Elyria
Brunswick Schools
Madisyn Woodring
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