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The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 2020

Page

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Medina weighs 24/7 fire coverage options and costs

Medina Fire Chief Bob Painter presented to the Medina Fire District Advisory Committee about moving to 24/7 fire coverage. A full 24/7 fire plan would cost about 2.1 million dollars, add six full-time firefighters and six part-time, with 12 on call, and require three shifts across three stations plus a dormitory at Station 1. A fire-based EMS model would cost about 3.5 million, employing 18 full-time firefighters/medics, six part-time firefighters and 12 on call.

Medina Bob Painter Painter Montville Township Nettleton Road Medina Township

Biden and Sanders surge in Super Tuesday states

Biden claims victories in Alabama Oklahoma Tennessee and battlegrounds as 14 states vote across the nation. Sanders wins Vermont and Colorado strengthening his westward push while Bloomberg contests Virginia. Texas and California still voting as the race narrows to a clash between leftist and centrist camps.

Joe Biden Buttercup Oakland California Bernie Sanders Vermont Burlington Washington Colorado Biden Alabama Oklahoma Tennessee North Carolina Virginia Texas South Carolina Sanders New York Mike Bloomberg Massachusetts Elizabeth Warren

Wadsworth approves sewer rate increase

Wadsworth City Council unanimously approves a 9.9 percent sewer rate hike due to fund depletion risk by 2022. The bill rises about $2 to $2.50 monthly for average customers, with residential charges at $12.15 and $4.05 per 1000 gallons usage. Meter-based capacity charges of $4.60 for 1 inch and $18.35 for 1.5 inch apply, affecting roughly 60 commercial customers. 5/8 inch meters rise to $12.15 and 1 inch meters to $30 per month. Public Service Director Robert Patrick cites higher operating costs and cost control efforts.

Wadsworth Robert Patrick

That Place Tackles Teen Safety And Trafficking Education

That Place For Teens opened Oct 24 in Brunswick to offer a safe after school space with about 50 regular visitors. Organizer Stacey Sender of Northern Ohio Youth for Christ says teens invite friends, and local churches funded the center. The program hosts events such as Stressless Music Cafe nights, a New Year’s party, and a Valentine’s Dance while building ties with Brunswick Police mentors and agencies like The Children’s Center of Medina, aimed at educating about human trafficking and online safety.

Providence Stacey Sender Sender Brunswick-area Northern Ohio Youth For Christ Faithwalk Church Faithwalk Family Assistance Coalition Brunswick Police Department Children’s Center of Medina Medina County

Preservation effort seeks sale of Litchfield farmland

The Swingle family on a 47.8 acre Litchfield Township farm, owned by Charles E. Swingle Jr., applies for the Local Agricultural Easement Purchase Program. The Ohio program preserves farmland by buying conservation easements while keeping property in private family ownership. Western Reserve Land Conservancy partners with families to protect land and retain ownership, with Andy McDowell gaining support from Medina County commissioners for this submission on Route 18 east of the Litchfield circle.

Medina Swingle Western Reserve Land Conservancy Litchfield Charles E. Swingle Jr Ohio Department of Agriculture Ohio Western Reserve Andy McDowell Western Field Operations The Land Conservancy Medina County Commissioners McDowell Charles E. Swingle Sr Charles Jr Litchfield Circle

Hinckley Band Detention Wins Tri-C High School Rock Off Final Exam

Hinckley Middle School eighth grader Luke Konopka leads Detention to victory at the 24th Tri-C High School Rock Off final at the Rock Hall. The band performing original songs and covers impressed judges and drew a packed audience with a tight, high energy 15 minute set.

Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Hinckley Luke Konopka Know Devo Detention Konopka Live Nation Cleveland Barry Gabel Gabel

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