Cleveland man flees authorities in multi jurisdiction chase
Cleveland resident Jason Voskion, 29, was arrested on felonious assault on a police officer charges after fleeing traffic stops in Medina Township and multiple jurisdictions. He drove off road to evade capture, was shot at by a Medina Township officer, and later fled from Wayne County deputies before being found in Orrville.
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Medina County History Center Unveiled In Medina
Medina County Historical Society unveiled plans for the Medina County History Center to host exhibits meetings and events. The facility will rise behind the McDowell-Phillips House Museum at 205 S Prospect St with a basement for archival storage and aims to be affordable and manageable for multi use.
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Brunswick title office reopens with ribbon cutting
The Medina County Clerk of Courts opened a new Brunswick title office after a lease ended, with a ribbon cutting led by the Chamber Alliance. The office handles land titles for boats and vehicles, and sees many passport applications. Two other title offices remain in Medina and Wadsworth.
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Medina Recreation Center to Renovate Locker Rooms
Medina Ohio plans July to August renovations closing main locker rooms and saunas for a month. The closure runs July 5 to August 9, overlapping the center’s annual deep cleaning break from July 28 to August 1. Patrons may use the connected PE locker rooms. $150,000 was approved for the project.
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Brunswick Economy Stable as Housing and new Businesses Grow
Brunswick Economic Development Director Grant Aungst told the city council that Brunswick’s economy remains stable with steady home sales and several new businesses entering the market. The median home price is about 339000 to 349000, with typical sale around 302000, up six percent from last year. National Boiler Works plans a 43000 square foot headquarters on West 130th Street, creating 35 to 45 high paying jobs. Other firms including Crunch Fitness Drug Mart Ducati Panda Express and 7 Brew Coffee are pursuing locations.
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