Wadsworth City and Township Near Five-Year Fire EMS Deal
Wadsworth city and Wadsworth Township negotiate a five year fire and EMS services contract. Township paid $463 817 this year and $451 184 in 2020 under prior terms. Officials aim to extend the agreement through 2025 with a new shared facility and fire station.
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Wadsworth City
Wadsworth Public Safety
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Montville Route 3 closure for roundabout gathers traffic
Montville police warned drivers of Route 3 shutdown for a $1 million roundabout at Wooster Pike and Sharon Copley Road. Despite signs and posts, motorists ignored detours, with 82 vehicles and several semis attempting to bypass barriers in an eight-hour span, causing chaos and minor property damage.
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Wooster Pike
Sharon Copley
Neil
Montville
Arrest made in Dragway 42 fatal shooting
A Cleveland man, Jonathan Paul Roman Perez, was arrested in Wayne County on charges of felonious assault tied to the Dragway 42 shooting at 9161 Rainbow Highway. Perez remains under guard while treated for non life threatening injuries. Luis Cuevas, 33, of Cleveland, died after the 6 p.m. incident that injured others during the Import Face Off event.
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Cleveland
Dragway 42
Jonathan Paul Roman Perez
9161
Rainbow Highway
Wayne County
Perez
Luis Cuevas
Cuevas
Travis Hutchinson
Hutchinson
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Ohio to End State of Emergency Over Covid 19
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine says the state will lift its Covid 19 state of emergency today ending a designation from March 2020. Vaccination progress in Medina County shows 52.2 percent of residents have begun at least one shot. nursing homes gain more visitor flexibility starting Friday.
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Ohio
Ohio Department of Heath
Center For Medicare & Medicaid Services
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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Fireworks warnings as Medina County braces for Fourth
Medina County readies for the Fourth of July as cities plan public displays and police prepare enforcement. Brunswick Lt. Robert Safran says citations for fireworks are first degree misdemeanors and limits legal items to sparklers, snaps, snakes and smoke bombs. He notes about 100 complaint calls last year, including neighbors on the same block.
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Brunswick
Robert Safran
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