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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 2023
Page
1
Medina police report rise in arrests in 2022
Medina Police Chief Ed Kinney notes the 2022 annual report shows 668 arrests, up from 468 in 2021 and 439 in 2020, signaling a return to near normal levels. Domestic violence arrests reached 100 with 246 calls, while felony drug violations also increased despite staffing limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Medina Police Department
Ed Kinney
Kinney
Teen Accused of Killing Girlfriend Testifies in Murder Trial
In Medina, Logan Robertson testifies during the murder trial over Alyssa Pinardo’s death. He and two witnesses, including his grandmother and a DNA analyst, described the incident as he claimed the weapon was loaded and Pinardo resisted as he tried to take it away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Logan Robertson
Alyssa Pinardo
Robertson
Pinardo
Sara Crawford
Gazette
Kimberly Stout-Sherrer
Sandra
Hinckley Township weighs public water for town center
Hinckley Township trustees discuss extending Medina County water to the Center Road and Ridge Road town center. About 65 parcels would be affected with costs tens of thousands per parcel, paid via a 20 year property tax. A letter of interest is drafted for affected owners, responses could move the request to county commissioners if favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisyn Woodring
Gazette
Hinckley
Town Center
Center Road
Ridge Road
Medina County Soil and Water District
Melissa Augustine
Monique Ascherl
Medina County
Jeremy Sinko
Sinko
Ascher
Medina County Commissioners
Hinckley Township
Kovack resigns after 30 years as Medina County auditor
Medina County auditor Mike Kovack retired last Friday after three decades in office. A Navy veteran and Bowling Green State University graduate, Kovack started in 1993 and cites real estate, dog licenses, and varied programs as shaping a long varied tenure. Anthony Capretta will assume the role.
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Anthony Capretta
Mike Kovack
Medina
Medina County
U.S. Navy
Kovack
Bowling Green State University
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