Miller votes for $1.2 trillion package in House
U S Representative Max Miller R Rocky River Medina County voted to approve a 1 2 trillion package of funding bills saying it funds troop pay raises strengthens border security and prevents a shutdown while promising to rein in spending and safeguard seniors.
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Lawmakers advance $1.2 trillion budget with mixed support
The bill passed 285 to 134 as 101 Republicans and 185 Democrats voted yes while 112 Republicans and 22 Democrats voted no. Representative Miller indicated tentative support though he has questions about community funding and border provisions. He praised some good elements but cautioned against broad criticism.
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Medina County Career Center hosts annual job and internship fair
About 60 local employers set up at the Medina County Career Center job and internship fair. The event breaks into time slots to let juniors and seniors meet employers and explore opportunities. The center feeds from six associate schools and offers free tuition for Medina County graduates aged 18 to 24 through its adult education program started in 2023.
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Brunswick City Schools Considers New Science and Health Curriculum
Brunswick parents may view a proposed science and health curriculum over the next month. Staff presented the plan to the Board of Education as the district reviews options since December. For grades four and five Savvas was chosen as the vendor unanimously. teachers praised multilingual translation features.
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Black River Superintendent Chris Clark to retire after decade
Black River Superintendent Chris Clark will retire July 31 after 10 years leading the district. He has 36 years in education and previously spent 26 years at Madison Plains Schools. The board accepted his resignation and began a search with OSBA guidance to find a successor. Clark plans to focus on his family farm and said he values a smooth transition with the new leader.
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