Reward Offered in Brunswick Bomb Threats
Brunswick Police Department and Cleveland Mortgage Corp. offer a 1500 reward for information leading to arrests in a series of non archival bomb threats at Brunswick Schools including Brunswick Middle Schools and Memorial Elementary. Evacuations and cancellations occurred with no devices found. Call (330) 225-9111 with tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Brunswick Police Department
Cleveland Mortgage Corp
Memorial Elementary
Brunswick Police
Robert Safran
Safran
Indoor visits resume at Willowood Care Center after long separation
Barbara Kuehn and her 94 year old mother Barbara reunited indoors for the first time in over a year as Willowood Care Center reopened indoor visits with Gov. DeWine's approval. The emotional meeting included hugs as masks were lowered for recognition and contact. Family and staff call the moment a deep breath and sign of progress toward normalcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Barbara Kuehn
Barbara
Kuehn
Willowood Care Center
Willowood
Mike DeWine
Barb Bandagski
Medina Swine BBQ Opens on Public Square
Medina reports the opening of Swine BBQ at 117 Public Square, a pork focused Texas style barbecue that also offers turkey and brisket. Owner Brian Hilberg, ex city councilman, aims for 18 to 20 staff and hours expanding from 11 am to 4 pm Tue through Sat with plans for dinners and a Sunday brunch. Staffing challenges delayed opening after Marie’s Cafe vacated the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Swine Bbq
Public Square
Brian Hilberg
Marie's Cafe
Hilberg
Bob Finnan
Gazette
Doctor reflects on four decades serving Medina County
Dr. Thomas Tulisiak, 65, retires after 38 years in Medina County medicine. He opened Brunswick Family Practice in 1983 and now serves as a family physician at Cleveland Clinic Medina Hospital. He cherishes lifelong patient bonds, including treating six generations of one family, and recalls tears at final visits as he ends his long career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Thomas Tulisiak
Medina County
Brunswick Family Practice
Pearl Road
Cleveland Clinic
Medina Hospital
Tulisiak
Mattriarch
Ormandy Moves Train Museum Amid Eviction Fight
Medina business owner John Ormandy founder of Ormandy’s train store says he is packing up the train museum on the second floor at 10 Public Square after receiving an eviction notice from owner Cynthia Turner of Crossville Tennessee. He countersued and awaits a Medina County Common Pleas Court date. He estimates moving costs up to $10,000 and may relocate to 140 E Herrick Ave Wellington. He questions rent increases from 600 to 2750 monthly and notes proposed lease terms spiked after virus impacts. He has already sunk about 45000 toward purchasing the building and says the plan relied on a verbal agreement and a cheap receipt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
John Ormandy
Ormandy
Public Square
Cynthia Turner
Crossville
Tennessee
Medina County Common Pleas Court
E. Herrick Ave
Wellington
Turner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jack Kopanski
Jkopanski
Medina-Gazette.com
NA Gazette.com
Edina
Accent Business
Ormandy’s Moving Train Museum
CrystalClinic.com
Crystal Clinic
Crystal Clinic Orthopaedic Center
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!