Medina opens intradistrict enrollment for 2020-21
The Medina School District will allow students to apply for intradistrict transfers to elementary or middle schools other than their assigned ones for the 2020-2021 year based on enrollment, space, and staff. Applications begin April 1 at www.medinabees.org. North Carpenter Road remains closed about 120 days for paving, drainage, and utility work with detours in effect.
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Restaurants adapt with takeout and limited hours amid restrictions
Stahl notes loss of alcohol sales hurt pricing as he cuts hours and rotates a 42 person staff. Takeout kits like Reuben bakes, sloppy Joe and taco packs replace dine-in. Blue Heron Brewery in Montville Township keeps some staff, shifts to family style meals and limited menu to go, curbsides orders, and online ordering. Shipments like Friday fish fry exceed 300 orders as owners aim to stay open and support workers. Both sites emphasize social distancing, cleanliness, and a hope for a later St Patrick’s Day revival.
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Akron nonprofits win COVID relief grants totaling 48 thousand
The Akron Community Foundation announced 48000 in grants to aid nonprofits during the pandemic. A 10000 grant from the Food Pantry Capacity Fund will support the Akron Canton Regional Foodbank serving area pantries. A 38000 grant from the Community Response Fund aids frontline nonprofits in Summit and Medina counties. Recipients include Akron Area YMCA 5000 for four pandemic childcare centers Red Oak Behavioral Health 5000 for mental health and addiction services ASIA Inc 5000 for equipment and pantry carryout. Other recipients include Business Volunteers Unlimited 2500 Cathy’s House 3000 and more.
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Medina business owners brace for pandemic fallout at Foundry complex
Greg Cordray runs High Voltage Karting MAD Brewing and Foundry Social in Medina's Foundry Building. He reports 100 percent layoffs across his three ventures as COVID-19 hits, with plans to rehiring post-pandemic and loans paused. Local shops including Seville's Kids Korner and Hair Classics also face closures, while Wadsworth Brewing remains open for takeout. Community support and cautious optimism pervade as owners seek rent pauses and loan relief amid ongoing restrictions.
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