Fire injures man in Brunswick Hills garage blaze
A man working on a vehicle in a attached garage was burned in a two story Brunswick Hills Township home fire on Monday. Fire crews arrived at 5:07 p.m. with multiple departments aiding. the patient with second degree burns was taken to MetroHealth Medical Center. The fire was under control by 5:36 p.m. and responders cooled hotspots for hours.
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Brunswick Hills
Brunswick Hills Township
McCracken Trail
Brunswick Division of Fire
Hinckley Township
MetroHealth Medical Center
Cleveland
Hinckley
Medina students win art awards in county show
Medina County students across districts earned awards and scholarships for art shown at the Medina County District Library. First through third place honors totaled 2000 1500 1000 with 500 honorable mention and 1000 for the Grace Zay award.
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Sara Crawford
Gazette
Medina
Medina County
Medina County District Library
Medina Library
Rachel Rundle
Grace Zay
Medina County Art League
Wadsworth High School
Olivia Ondrik
Rundle
Alexander Boyd Triplett
Olivia Connor
Christina Chen
Kelsey Harizier
Highland High School
Evan Novak
Medina High School
Madiy Niehaus
Kayleigh Smallidge
Luke Konopka
Ruth Musser
Aubrey Ried
Cloverleaf High School
Samantha Kirby
Buckeye High School
Alexander Swantek
Brunswick Middle School
Alayna Hammond
Daphne Barrett
Lilah Baird
St. Francis Xavier
Nicholas Mayo
Danika Estacio-Diamond
Medina finance committee advances downtown redevelopment plan
Medina Finance Committee moved a council action to allow Mayor Dennis Hanwell to sign a memorandum of understanding with Medina City Development Corp and Liberty View LLC. The deal funds infrastructure for a downtown redevelopment, including Liberty View LLC’s proposed four story mixed use building on West Liberty Street.
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Sara Crawford
Gazette
Medina
Dennis Hanwell
Medina City Development Corp
Liberty View LLC
Liberty View
West Liberty Street
Medina County OKs lease for Supreme Center cafe space
Medina County Commissioners Colleen Swedyk and Steve Hambley approved a services and use agreement with the city of Wadsworth for the Medina County Office for Older Adults to take over the Supreme Senior Center Cafe at 617 School Drive. The arrangement waives rent, with the city covering utilities, and sets a first term from March 1, 2023, to Feb 29, 2024, renewing automatically for three years.
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Medina
Medina County
Colleen Swedyk
Steve Hambley
Wadsworth
Aaron Harrison
MCOOA
Supreme Senior Center
School Drive
Laura Toth
The
Toth
McOoas
Wadsworth Kitchen
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Medina-Gazette.com
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Medinagazette.com
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Facebook.com
Medinagazette
Supreme Center
the Gazette
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