Brunswick Schools push third time for emergency levy
Brunswick schools board hears Treasurer Mark Pepera present a 5.5 mill 10 year emergency operating levy to raise 6.9 million. The district faced reserves depletion and Plan B after voters rejected a similar levy in November and April. The next step is to place the levy on the July 20 ballot with filings due August 5.
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Mary Weinhauer
Mike Mayell
Mayell
Garth Brooks drive in concert heads to Wadsworth
Garth Brooks plans a national drive in concert at 300 theaters including Wadsworth Blue Sky Drive In with $100 per vehicle tickets. The event repeats a live show format adapted for social distancing and CDC guidelines with contactless payment and limited vehicle movement.
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Medina Memorial Pool set to reopen after $20,000 donation
Medina plans to open Memorial Pool this summer after civic fundraisers raised about $20,000 led by Tom Borrer and Debra Halleck. City Council had planned to keep it closed May 26 due to projected losses from COVID-19, with funding from carryforwards to keep it open briefly.
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Medina Breakfast Kiwanis
Tom Borrer
Debra Halleck
Recenter
Mike Wright
Borror
City Hall
Dennis Hanwell
Medina rallies organized by local activist networks
Medina residents join fifth Sunday protest at Medina Square and Route 18 against deductibles and co pays. Medical professionals like Kristin Kranz back universal health care as Ohio wide actions are organized by Our Revolution Ohio SPAN Ohio and End Poverty Now Coalition with Sustainable Medina County and Medina County Together. Additional demonstrations are planned for the next two Sundays from 1 to 3 p.m.
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Stonegate Drive
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End Poverty Now Coalition
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Medina County
Medina Woman urges council to view racism as public health issue
Medina activist Pam Miller urged the City Council to pass a resolution promoting diversity and denouncing racism. She cited actions in Cleveland, Akron, Canton and Columbus and called systemic racism a public health issue, noting people of color face higher COVID-19 risks and stress from racism.
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Columbus
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