Synagogue Gunman Found Guilty in Deadliest U.S. Jewish Attack
The jury verdict brings closure to the mass shooting at a Pittsburgh area synagogue as prosecutors label the attack the deadliest against Jewish worshipers in U.S. history. The court proceedings identified the shooter and detailed sentencing expectations.
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Medina considers adding South Town Center to JEDD
Medina officials discuss amending the 2010 Medina Montville Township JEDD to include South Town Center LLC at 5827 Wooster Pike Road a retail project with three standalone buildings. The move would share income tax revenue between the city and township, seen as beneficial for both parties and the business.
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Montville
Marshall
John Coyne
Mellert Summer of Fun brings activities to Mellert Park
Medina Recreation Center teams with Let's Make a Difference for an eight week Mellert Summer of Fun held at Ray Mellert Park. Kids join 11 am to 1 pm sessions three days a week featuring art projects games and sports with snacks provided by the program. The effort aims to build community ties and boost regular attendance among neighborhood children.
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Medina welcomes JG South Town Market and City Barbeque openings
Medina celebrates the launch of JG South Town Market at 119 Lafayette Road bringing about 50 artisans under one roof and the opening of City Barbeque at 960 N Court Street. Co owners Sheena Cloninger and Jackie Haverty emphasize growth and community. Both ventures mark a bustling expansion for Medina's South Town district.
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Medina Meow Fix seeks additional funding from city council
Medina Meow Fix, a trap neuter and release program, seeks another $10,000 in support from Medina City Council after prior funding of $10,000 in 2021. The group has helped about 2,000 animals countywide and asks stakeholders to review past funding usage and outcomes before the next Finance Committee meeting on June 26 at Medina City Hall.
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Kimberly Marshall
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Bill Lamb
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Keri Huff
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John Coyne
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N. Elmwood Ave
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