Bruns wick, Medina County clash over EMA board representation
Medina County Emergency Management Agency Executive Committee debates representation as the Brunswick city and county commissioners clash over how many seats the commissioners should hold. The amended agreement adds five extra members beyond the seven required by law, including two commissioners and a non elected representative chosen by the commissioners. The 2023 roster includes Commissioners Aaron Harrison and Colleen Swedyk and Capt Kevin Ross of the sheriff's office. Harrison notes a past misunderstanding led to only one commissioner being appointed between 2017 and 2021. See CONCERNS, A6.
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EMA
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Colleen Swedyk
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Medina County Gets $54.3M In ODOT Construction Work
Medina County plans about 13 ODOT projects in 2023 with 2.5 billion statewide investment across more than 1,000 projects. Major items include Route 252 bridge replacement over Rocky River for 2.1 million and Route 18 rehabilitation costing 22.8 million, plus U S 42 work for 6.5 million. City of Medina advances West Smith Road reconstruction at 5.26 million with federal and county funding. Detours and phased blocks limit disruption while work runs through 2024.
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Digsbys Too opens new Seville site after closure
Digsbys Too restaurant reopens in Seville after leaving its old location. Owner Jerry Winkler cites COVID pressures and hiring woes as reasons for the move and explains the new venue mirrors the old concept with a refreshed theme. Menu expands beyond pizza to include salads wraps wings burgers and more. The Wigglers aim to blend Seville history with updated portions and a broader dining experience.
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Wadsworth earns national Main Street accreditation
Wadsworth city officials announced in 2022 that the downtown has earned national Main Street Community accreditation from Heritage Ohio. Main Street Wadsworth’s Adrianne Patrick credited seven years of small business recruitment, noting 40 new shops since 2016 and 11 in 2022 creating over 200 downtown jobs.
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