Almanac highlights March 23 with notable birthdays and events
March 23 marks the 82nd day of 2022 with 283 remaining. Notable items include Patrick Henry’s liberty vow in 1775, Lewis and Clark beginning their return journey in 1806, the Enabling Act in 1933, World War II internment, Gemini 3, landmark Supreme Court and Huntington’s research, Aeroflot 593 crash, Titanic Oscars, Iraqi war losses, Obama’s Affordable Care Act signing, Trump’s 2020 reopen pledge, and a list of notable birthdays from Mark Rydell to Kyrie Irving.
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Patrick Henry
Meriwether Lewis
William Clark
Pacific Coast
Reichstag
Adolf Hitler
Manzanar
California
America
Virgil I
Gus” Grissom
John W. Young
U.S. Supreme Court
H.L. v. Matheson
Aeroflot
Siberia
James Cameron
U.S. Army
Nasiriyah
Lori Ann Piestewa
Jessica Lynch
Barack Obama
Donald Trump
Britain
Boris Johnson
Wadsworth seeks artists for two new murals downtown
Main Street Wadsworth launches a nationwide call to artists to paint two murals in the downtown core. The project aims to boost foot traffic and vibrancy, with budgets up to 25000 covering design, engineering, fabrication, and installation. Submissions due May 2 with selections May 20.
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Wadsworth
Main Street
Adrianne Patrick
B.A. Schrock Financial Group
College St
Frontier Communications
N. Lyman St
College Street
Lyman Street
Patrick
Adrienne
Mainstreetwadsworth.org
Medina district studies redistricting to stabilize enrollment
Medina Schools face steady district enrollment around 6700 to 6800 with shifting population. Outer ring towns grow while inner ring urban schools decline, prompting deliberations on redistricting and facility needs under OFCC guidance. Plans include Green Status Quo, Yellow Consolidation, and Gray Grade level buildings, with no action until next year and public meetings and a stakeholder survey planned.
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Sable
Outer Ring
Inner Ring
OFCC
Medina
Claggett
Garfield
Heritage
Canavan
Fenn
Board of Education
A.I. Root
al. Root
Identity theft tips from A1 expert warn of card fraud
Identity theft guidance from A1 includes notifying banks to issue new cards, protecting accounts, and using credit monitoring or freezes. The expert advises filing a police report if theft harms credit and points to the Ohio Attorney General's Office for more information on identity theft.
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Tion
Chafin
Ohio Attorney General’s Office
Chioattorneygeneral
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Medina County Publications Inc. Company
Jason Gwinnup
Jgwinnup
Scott Mahoney
Smahoney
Albert Grindle
Agrindle
Medina County Publications Inc
W. Liberty St
P.O. Box 407
Caleb Hurley
Hurley
Sara Crawford
Scrawford
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