Brunswick Council objects to I-71 expansion plan
Brunswick City Council passed a resolution opposing a proposed Interstate 71 exit, tied to House Bill 23 section 5501.60. The measure would require interchanges every 4.5 miles under conditions including city populations, county lines, and a county population over a million. Nick Hanek cited congestion and residential impact on Boston Road if built, noting truck traffic and altered community character.
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Brunswick Council
Strongsville
Brunswick
Nick Hanek
Boston Road
Grafton Road
Drake Road
Hanek
Boston
Shovels Return After Warm Spell In Medina
In Medina the ground had 2 to 3 inches of snow before noon Tuesday as Cherry Davis shovelled her driveway. The National Weather Service forecast a warming trend with a high near 43 degrees and sunny skies today, followed by a Thursday high around 52 with a possible afternoon shower after 2 p.m.
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Cherry Davis
Medina
National Weather Service
Wadsworth School Wetland Purchase Delays Plan
Wadsworth School Board approved purchasing 0.3 acres of wetlands to compensate for 0.14 acres on the new intermediate school site. A 75 foot setback around the replacement area is required by city ordinance, potentially delaying construction.
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Tit Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Wadsworth City
Andrew Hill
Two Arrests at Rock & Roll Humanist Drag Event
Wadsworth police and EMS responded to multiple incidents at Memorial Park during the Rock & Roll Humanist Drag Queen Story Hour. Two people, Juan C. Collado of Cleveland and Jason M. McKenna of Valley City, were arrested for disorderly conduct and jailed in Medina County. The department noted tensions and an altercation as the event ended, with reports and footage of a man brandishing a device later clarified as a Kimber Pepper Blaster, held by McKenna.
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Wadsworth
Memorial Park
Juan C. Collado
Cleveland
Jason M. McKenna
Valley City
Collado
McKenna
Medina County
Medina courthosue lease talks address significant concerns
Medina County administrators work on drafting a new proposed lease with the city of Medina for use of the 1969 Courthouse. The committee, formed in 2021, has reviewed drafts aiming to house Medina Municipal Court operations. County officials report significant concerns after reviewing the latest changes.
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Courthouse County
Medina
Medina County
Dennis Hanwell
John Coyne
Jim Shields
Scott Miller
Bill Hutson
Hanwell
Gary Werner
Miller
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