Brunswick grapples with swatting style bomb threats
Brunswick police link three bomb threats against local schools since mid February to internet based numbers, a pattern aligned with swatting. Investigators note calls to Brunswick Middle School and Memorial Elementary School were computer generated from anonymous VOIP sources, hindering trace efforts.
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Brian Ohlin
Brunswick Middle
Pearl Road
Memorial Elementary School
Magnolia Drive
Ohlin
M.O
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Wadsworth EMS records COVID related 2020 surge
The city logged a record 2,494 EMS calls in 2020 with 15 percent tied to COVID-19 symptoms or concerns. Total fire and EMS incidents hit a new peak while mid October onward calls stayed above prior-year levels. Wednesday remained the busiest EMS day amid a pandemic period.
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Wadsworth
Hiscock
Robert Lindner
Rock Hall Joins Cleveland Michael Stanley Day Tribute
The Rock Hall of Fame adds to a citywide homage for Michael Stanley who died at 72. March 25, his upcoming birthday, is proclaimed Michael Stanley Day with museum events, music, footage, and artifacts for fans. Greg Harris notes Stanley as Northeast Ohio rock heart and soul.
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Michael Stanley
Stanley
Rock Hall
Heartland
Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
Michael
Soul
Northeast
Ohio
Greg Harris
Medina County Office for Older Adults targets April 12 opening
The Medina County Office for Older Adults plans to open on April 12 with mandatory biweekly COVID tests for all staff and high risk participants. Tests will be administered starting April 9 by The Avenue of Medina, and positive results trigger isolation and reporting. The facility will operate in person and hybrid, with no food except home delivered meals, and transit funding to support access.
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Medina
Medina County
Ohio
Laura Toth
Toth
Medina County Health Department
Brunswick
Bill Hutson
Medina County Public Transit
Shannon Rine
Lafayette Road
Brunswick ice cream vendor blocked by city permit suspension
Brunswick resident Celeste Compola cannot operate her ice cream truck as solicitor permit renewals remain suspended amid COVID-19 precautions. City leaders and the Law Director cited new frozen dessert vendor rules in the September ordinance, raising fees, background checks, weekend limits, and mandatory city registration.
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Brunswick
Celeste Compola
Compola
Ken Fisher
Carl DeForest
DeForest
Ward 4
Anthony Capretta
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