Highland Board Drops Formal Minutes Reading
Highland School Board moves to skip reading previous minutes at meetings with copies emailed three days before the next session. They will post minutes at the school and furnish them on request. The board also reviewed repairs priorities, planned facility inspections, and state recommendations on local education needs and funding accountability.
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Harold Brown Granger
Highland School Board
State Department of Education
State Department
Medina CAC approves updated Workable Plan for HUD funding
The Citizen's Advisory Committee in Medina approved an updated Workable Plan prepared by city planning consultant Jere Hinton. The plan, needed to qualify Medina for federal housing funds, reiterates past actions and outlines four elements Codes and Code Enforcement Planning and Programming Housing and Relocation and Citizen Participation. New CAC members Samuel McEwen Nancy Woebkenberg and Larry Smith joined and will assess Medfair living conditions and potential funding, including MHA involvement, ahead of the July meeting.
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Medina
CAC
Jere Hinton
Medina Planning and Zoning Board
Hinton
Samuel McEwen
Nancy Woebkenberg
Larry Smith
McEwen
Medfair
State Road
Cloverleaf Lions Award Scholarships Honor Wide Range Recipients
At Cloverleaf High School the LeRoy Lions awarded first to third year scholarships at the Eleventh Annual Scholarship Award Banquet. Recipients include Art Boone with physics and math honors, Julie Yergin for Latin II and social studies, and Dave Houston with multiple second year awards. Other winners span numerous subjects from algebra to drafting, languages, and vocational studies, with many two or three time honorees.
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Cloverleaf
Cloverleaf High
LeRoy Lions
Julie Yergin
Sandy Sundeen
Dave Reynolds
Mary Albrecht
Jan Aungst
Bob Bauman
AWE
Linda Bloch
Sue Craddock
Donna Dearth
Darrell DeLong
Dave Hewitt
Machine Shop I
Jeff Kelly
Mary Jo Murada
Jeff Platt
Jeff Rafn
Dave Tait
Medina City Deliberates Sewer Tap-In Costs
The Medina city and county officials discussed timing for removing the levy from tax duplicates and a $750 tap-in charge tied to County Sewer District 500. Developers and officials including Henry Jaeger and Joseph Fazio attended to ask about high school costs and sewer lines while Ken Hotz outlined who pays for an 8-inch main and county contributions.
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Medina
County Sewer District 500
Henry Jaeger
Medina County Joint Vocational School Board
Medina City Board of Education
Ken Hotz
Joseph Fazio
Branch Road
W. Liberty Street
Medina considers pay for Planning and Zoning Commission
Medina Finance Committee recommended an ordinance to pay Planning and Zoning Commission members ten dollars per meeting. The panel currently serves without pay and meets monthly or twice monthly. The committee also urged funding for cemetery road paving and a note renewal for water and sewer line work totaling 17,552 dollars.
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Medina
Medina Planning and Zoning Commission
Medina City Council
Street Department
Public Property Committee
Council
Highland Hosts Triple School Art Show
Highland High School will stage a mixed art show featuring Industrial Arts, Home Economics, and Art class works. A fashion show by Home Economics students starts at 8 p.m. with garments made in class, followed by refreshments. Admission is free. program begins at 7:30 p.m. and open to the public.
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Highland High School
Highland
Jolene Faunce
Dale Ray
Larry Olson
Gazette
Ted Graham
Highland District
Lakewood Man Injured in Medina Area Crash
Walter Leslie, 59, of Rocky River Drive Lakewood, is listed in fair condition at Parma Community Hospital after an afternoon crash on Route 303 east of Brunswick. Robert Statton, 45, of Medina, was treated and released from Medina Community Hospital. Police have not released full details.
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Medina
Walter Leslie
Rocky River Drive
Lakewood
Parma Community Hospital
Rt. 303
Brunswick
Medina County Tightens Memorial Day Grant Reporting
Medina County commissioners require veterans groups to detail Memorial Day expenses under the $100 grant, double the past amount. Posts must file a resolution for funds and a post event expenditure statement within 60 days or lose the next year's allocation. The board also extended tax due dates to July 7.
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Medina
VFW
Legion
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