Medina County Fair postponed to 2021 amid guidelines
Medina The Medina County Fair board led by Chuck Stiver announced the 175th Medina County Fair will be postponed to 2021 after reviewing Responsible Restart Ohio guidelines. The Aug 3–9 event at Medina County Fairgrounds faced health, safety, and fiscal concerns, with grandstand use and venue capacity cited as problematic under the rules.
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Chuck Stiver
Medina County Fairgrounds
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Medina County Fair Cancelled Over Disease Outbreak
The Medina County Fair has again been canceled due to an outbreak, recalling the 1952 polio epidemic when the fair was canceled for the first time in 103 years, preserving the county from a fair reopening that year.
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Medina Young Democrats stage Sunday vigil for George Floyd
The Medina County Young Democrats plan a 3 to 3 30 p m Sunday vigil on Public Square honoring George Floyd. They join three other weekend events including a Saturday 1 to 3 p m square vigil and a 4 to 6 p m protest march with clergy and chants. Edwin Isabella leads the group and calls for unity against racism.
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North Court
Hillview Way
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COVID-19 cases fall at Medina County long-term care facilities
Medina County nursing homes show seven new resident and seven new staff COVID-19 cases in the latest weekly state figures. Willowood Care Center Brunswick accounts for all seven resident and five staff cases, with one staff case at Brookdale Camelot and one at Elmcroft in Medina. County totals reach 376 cases, 71 hospitalizations, and 25 deaths.
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Felony charges in York Township over trash dispute
James T. Steiner, 74, of York Township, was arraigned on a third degree felony terrorism threat charge after allegedly threatening York Township trustees amid disputes over a single trash hauler and a required opt in. He pleaded not guilty and awaits an August 3 jury trial.
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Gazette
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York Township
James T. Steiner
Medina County Commons Pleas Court
Chris Collier
York
Medina County
S. Forrest Thompson
Steiner
Chippewa Lake
Lafayette Township
Bryan Macron
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