Garfield Elementary student hit by car in Medina crosswalk
A Garfield Elementary student was struck by a vehicle turning left near Liberty and Court streets in Medina. The student suffered minor injuries and was taken to a hospital. police released a video to urge drivers to yield to pedestrians. The incident is under investigation with charges pending.
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Medina
Liberty
Court Streets
Ed Kinney
Court Street
Kinney
Medina’s Square
Easter Basket Scholarship auction breaks record in Wadsworth
Medina County Sheriff Terry Grice and Wadsworth Police Chief Dan Chafin helped auction 60 Easter basket bundles at the Wadsworth Area Chamber of Commerce 26th annual event. The auction raised $12,000 for scholarships to Wadsworth High School seniors pursuing business fields, with multiple $1,000 awards and a $1,500 honor for former treasurer David B. Hopkins.
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Patrick Rhonemus
Medina County
Terry Grice
Wadsworth Area
Wadsworth
Easter Bunny
Wadsworth High School
Chamber
Janie Parish
Parish
David B. Hopkins
Spencer Fire District 2.5-mill levy passes with 338 votes
Unofficial results show Spencer Community Fire District’s 2.5 mill levy approved, expected to raise about 215000 annually. The $88 yearly cost for a 100000 home funds maintenance, staff on call, equipment purchases, and vehicle replacements as SCFD lists aging trucks and parts challenges. Gary Flegel, a treasurer and long-time trustee, thanked residents for the support.
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Spencer
Spencer Community
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Flegel
Spencer Township
Medina County Engineer Conrad wins GOP primary
Incumbent Medina County Engineer Andy Conrad won the Republican nomination, defeating Jack Gaydar with 10,105 votes to 9,692. Conrad plans ongoing 2024 projects and described a cyclical workflow while thanking voters for their support.
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Andy Conrad
Medina County
Jack Gaydar
Conrad
Gaydar
Chatham Township passes five year emergency services renewal levy
The renewal levy for the Chatham Township Fire and EMS Department won 382 votes in favor and 149 against, a 71.94 to 28.06 percent margin. The five year, 2 mill levy will raise about $116000 annually, costing residents $44 per year per 100000 home value and funding equipment, maintenance, wages, and new gear including an ambulance worth nearly $360000 arriving this summer.
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Chatham Twp
Chatham Township
William Disbrow
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