Ohio Senate approves transportation budget repeal Boston Road interchange
The Ohio Senate passed the transportation budget with language to repeal the requirement for interchanges on Interstate 71 at Boston Road between Brunswick and Strongsville. The plan includes a study on I-71 congestion from Center Road to Pearl Road, due by December 31, 2026, with findings sent to state leaders and Brunswick, Strongsville, and North Royalton officials.
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Ohio Senate
Transportation Budget
Boston
Columbus
Senate
136Th General Assembly
Senate Transportation Committee
Tom Patton
Boston Road
Brunswick
Strongsville
Director of Transportation
Northeast
West 130Th
Pearl Road
House of Representatives
North Royalton
Buckeye
Mark Romanchuk
Ontario
Medina County
Department of Transportation
Melanie Miller
Ashland
Sharon Ray
Wadsworth
Romanchuk
Nick Hanek
Easter Basket Auction Raises Scholarships in Wadsworth
Wadsworth Area Chamber of Commerce raised 12000 for local student scholarships at the 27th annual Easter Basket Scholarship auction during the chamber luncheon at the Galaxy. Medina County Sheriff Terry Grice and Wad sworth Police Chief Dan Chafin auctioned 60 baskets in 60 minutes, with prizes including escape room passes golf outings and a Blackstone grill. Funds support Wadsworth High School graduating seniors pursuing business or vocational education. Parish said scholarships are 1000 and 1500 and emphasize community backing.
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Wadsworth
Wadsworth Area
Chamber
Janie Parish
Grice
Chafin
Wadsworth Council OKs Roundabout Design Bid Plan
Wadsworth City Council passes legislation to receive bids for the design of a roundabout on Route 94 at East Reimer Road with about 80 percent NOACA funding totaling nearly 2 million dollars and a 20 percent local match. The project could begin design soon and be eligible for a 2028 construction window.
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Wadsworth
Matt Hiscock
Northeast
NOACA
Hiscock
Ohio Department of Transportation
Dan Rospert
Medina Superintendent Discusses DeWine Budget Impact
Medina Superintendent Aaron Sable spoke to the Medina Board of Education and district staff about Gov. DeWine’s proposed biennial budget. He noted statewide public school reductions totaling 103.4 million and warned the proposal could undermine recent local levy support.
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Ohio Senate
Mike DeWine
Medina
Ohio
Aaron Sable
Sable
Medina Board of Education
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Sara Crawford
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