Liberty View complex planned on two Medina parcels
The Medina Finance Committee approved transferring 0.1874 acres to the Medina City Development Corp to form 0.443 acres for a $9.3 million Liberty View apartment and retail project by the Rose Company. A second parcel transfer is set for April 12 to consolidate titles and arrange a land lease with the developer.
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City Economic Development
Kimberly Marshall
Council
CIC
Marshall
Rose Company
Pat Walker
Stop Government Waste Committee
West Liberty Street
MCDC
Medina First Baptist Church
Brunswick Education Foundation hosts its third dinner fundraiser
More than 100 people used Too Tired to Cook Thursday to skip cooking and pick up prepared meals from the Diamond Event Center in Brunswick. The event, 1480 Pearl Road, offered chicken parmesan or mac and cheese bowls with dessert, supporting the Brunswick Education Foundation through ahead-of-time orders and car delivery.
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Gazette
William Greene
Diamond
Brunswick Education Foundation
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Pearl Road
Foundation
Cindi White
White
BEF
Biden Leaves Door Open to Senate Rule Changes
President Biden signaled openness to changing Senate rules to push through immigration and voting rights despite GOP opposition. He called filibuster abuse a problem and warned changes may be needed if "complete lockdown and chaos" occur. Senate leaders indicated all options are on the table while Manchin cautioned civility. Biden also affirmed plans to run for reelection.
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Joe Biden
Senate
Biden
United States Senate
Chuck Schumer
West Virginia
Joe Manchin
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Medina County Unemployment Claims Decline Weaker Fraud Signals Rise
Medina County posted a 16.7 percent drop in weekly initial unemployment claims, with 598 claims for the week ending March 20 after 718 for March 6-13. This marks two straight periods below 900, though state data show ongoing fraud and identity-related distortions in the unemployment system.
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Medina County
Ohio Department of Job and Family Services
Lawmakers seek clarity on township relief funds eligibility
A bipartisan letter from 10 U S lawmakers asks U S Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen to confirm whether townships qualify for American Rescue Plan Act COVID relief funds. They cite ambiguities in the new legislation and reference past relief packages. The letter names Sen Rob Portman and Representatives Anthony Gonzalez Jim Jordan and Bob Gibbs among signers.
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Washington
Ohio
U.S. Treasury
Janet Yellen
Congress
Rob Portman
Cincinnati
Anthony Gonzalez
Rocky River
Jim Jordan
Urbana
Bob Gibbs
Lakeville
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