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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2022
Page
1
More than 4,000 residents and businesses in Medina and nearby townships lost power Tuesday as heat spiked demand. Medina Police directed traffic at key intersections as crews reset circuits, with restoration expected by nightfall. Most customers were back online within 30 to 40 minutes.
Outside Hobby Horse Preschool in Medina 21 chairs sit as a memorial to the Uvalde shooting victims. The act spurs discussion on peace and sensible gun laws led by Rev. Luke Lindon of Medina United Church of Christ and responses from local congregants.
Granger Township Board of Trustees swore in Shane Berger as assistant fire chief at the regular meeting. Berger, acting chief since the previous holder’s retirement, also serves with Parma Fire Department and has past posts at Hartville and Fairlawn. The board approved purchases for a grass fire truck repair and a Geargrid maintenance workstation. It also hired Michael Kenney and Luke Bazemore as probationary firefighters and appointed John Ginley and Teri Berry to the Volunteer Firefighters Dependents Fund Board.
Forever Amber Acres in Granger Township runs animal assisted therapy programs for veterans and first responders. Michele Bolinger launched the nonprofit in 2008, opening to the public in 2013 after five years privately funded. The facility houses six horses and five rescued cats, shifting from sanctuary to therapy in 2018.
Brunswick Police completed a May speed study on Coventry Drive and Muirfield Avenue. Average speeds were about 18 19 mph against 25 mph limits. More than 4 500 and 9 000 vehicles used the roads, with most drivers in the 6 35 mph range and outliers up to 60 63 mph. The department says speed advisory signs educate the public and deter speeding.
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