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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 2025
Page
1
Bruns wick Hills Fiscal Officer Linda Kuenzer resigned citing lack of township support. Elected 2023, she left effective March 3 after raising concerns about a 2024 transient vendor permit, deposits, and fee waivers. She also alleged benefit changes and improper approvals affecting employees and the township.
Medina celebrated St Patrick’s Day with food, drinks, and live performances. At Keller Market and Cafe Bistro staff prepared Reuben sandwiches and offered corned beef with cabbage starting at 11 am, with bagpipe player Elly providing entertainment around 1 pm.
Ciesinski of Hinckley Township sang inside the market and moved through the crowd to attract views while the O Kennedys Holland Irish Dance Academy performed at Johnny Malloy's and other bars. Dancers shared spaces and age groups danced across the venue as Irish music filled Main Street Medina. Children aged five and up can enroll via Irish Dance AcademyOH gmail com or (877) 722-5448.
Hinckley Preparatory Academy hosted the 68th Buzzard Day celebration drawing more than 1,300 people. The event ran 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 1586 Center Road with a pancake breakfast and crowds peaking from 10 to 11 a.m. as the community marked the buz zards return and bicentennial year.
Medina Historic Preservation Board unanimously approved exterior renovation plans for the former Medina County Courthouse. Brandstetter Carroll Inc. outlined window replacements, rotting column upgrades, landscaping changes, and weather sealing while preserving the facade. The project maintains the Veterans Memorial in front and uses a single access point through the adjacent county courthouse.
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