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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2025
Page
1
Brunswick and the city oppose House Bill 335 citing a potential $3 million loss to the city general fund and about $8 million to Brunswick Schools. The joint statement warns the bill shifts tax burdens locally, risking safety, education, and economic development. The council passed a resolution against the measure.
In Cleveland, Megan Moroney performed at Jacobs Pavilion on June 14 as newlyweds Jackie and Dillon Mullins tied their reception nearby at Windows on the River. The couple, who planned to wed in June after a 2023 engagement, received a planned surprise allowing a glimpse of the country star during their celebration.
Medina Finance Committee OKs several engineering design agreements as city advances toward design phase for the Uptown Loop Multi-Purpose Path. Grants totaling 396000 from Ohio Office of Budget and Management support the project, with Phase I running along North and South Broadway from East Friendship Street to south of East Smith Road.
First Financial announces a definitive agreement to buy Westfield Bancorp from Ohio Farmers Insurance for 325 million in cash and stock. Archie Brown says transition will be gradual, preserving client relationships while Westfield locations continue operating before rebranding to First Financial Bank.
Westfield Township trustees will narrow the proposed levy to an EMS levy, shifting from a general fire and rescue district plan. After three failed fire levies since May 2023, they considered a five year 1.5 mill EMS levy estimated at 186,400 dollars yearly, costing about 52 dollars per 100,000 market value.
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