Sheriff and deputy placed on paid leave after shooting death
Medina County Sheriff Terry Grice and Deputy Doug Clinage remain on paid administrative leave following the officer involved shooting death of Victoria Carter in Medina. Carter, 37, of Lafayette Township, faced officers with a weapon replica later identified. a real knife was used in the confrontation. Carter died at the scene. investigation by the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation continues while Kinney notes no prior criminal history for Carter.
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Medina County
Terry Grice
Doug Clinage
Sheriff’s Office
Ed Kinney
Grice
Kinney
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Victoria Carter
Lafayette Township
Carter
Clinage
Valley City Frog Jump Returns to Liverpool Township
The 63rd Valley City Frog Jump drew thousands to Mill Stream Park for a ribbiting festival in Liverpool Township to celebrate the area's sesquicentennial in 1962. Organizers, including Liver pool Historical Society volunteer Rod Knight, cited Mark Twain's The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County as inspiration for the event.
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Gazette
Craig
Ryanne Rinkes
Valley City
Liverpool Township
Liverpool
Mill Stream Park
Rod Knight
Liverpool Historical Society
Calaveras County
Twain
Knight
Brunswick lacrosse alumni game honors family in need
Brunswick girls lacrosse alumni host a July benefit at Brunswick Middle School to aid Kim LeFevre and family after the death of her 3 year old son Liam LeFevre from a rare disease. The free game features current and former players with a postgame tailgate and Venmo donations to For Liam LeFevre.
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Brunswick
Brunswick Girls Lacrosse
Kolbie Spagnolo
Liam LeFevre
Kim
LeFevre
Kim LeFevre
Brunswick High School
Spagnolo
Citi
Zens
Brunswick Middle School
Venmo @ForLiamLeFevre
OneOhio opioid settlement funds may reach Medina County
Medina County officials describe a proposed national settlement with Kroger for 1.2 billion over 11 years. The OneOhio Recovery Foundation would receive 55 percent of Ohio’s share with 30 percent routing to subdivisions, 15 percent to the state, and 55 percent to OneOhio for prevention, treatment, and recovery programs across all 88 counties.
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OneOhio Recovery Foundation
Ohio
Kroger Co
Medina County
Forrest Thompson
Thompson
OneOhio
OneOhip
Onechiofoundation.com
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