Medina bus driver sentenced for child endangerment charges
Herbert Ferguson, 57, of Westfield Center, was sentenced by Medina Municipal Judge Gary Werner to 180 days in jail on three counts, with 270 days suspended and 270 days to be served starting Tuesday. He must pay $3,000 in fines, undergo five years probation, wear SCRAM monitoring for 90 days, have a suspended license, and may seek limited driving privileges with ignition interlock after fines and costs.
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Medina
Gary Werner
Herbert Ferguson
Westfield Center
Werner
Ferguson
Buckeye Schools Bond Issue Fails in Ohio Vote
Buckeye Schools proposal for a 195,000 square foot seventh through 12th grade facility failed with 2,954 votes against and 1,148 for. The 5.6 mill bond would have raised 80 million over 35 years, with home costs of 196 dollars annually for a 100,000 dollar home. Superintendent Harrison says investments are needed, either in current facilities or new ones.
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York Twp
Buckeye Schools
Buckeye
Jeff Harrison
Harrison
Brunswick approves bond to build central fire station
Brunswick voters approved Issue 7 a 0.82 mill bond raising 12 million dollars over 20 years with 29 dollars annually per 100000 in home value approx 64 percent support 4009 for 2229 against construction at 1094 Hadcock Road includes larger truck storage living spaces safety decontamination area and public training space local fire chief called it the needed shot in the arm for service delivery
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Brunswick
Greg Glauner
Hadcock Road
Laubaugh Wins Wadsworth Republican Mayor Nomination
Laubaugh secures mayoral candidacy in Wadsworth after defeating City Council President Thurber in Tuesday’s primary. Unofficial results show Laubaugh with 2043 votes or 61.17 percent to Thurber’s 1297 votes or 38.83 percent. She vows continuity of projects and a bright future for the community.
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Wadsworth
Robin Laubaugh
Bob Thurber
Laubaugh
Thurber
Brunswick High School bond passes in Brunswick Issue 4
Brunswick voters approved a 3.3 mill bond of 37 years to fund a new Brunswick High School and related projects. The measure cleared with about 4,542 votes for and 3,976 against, with Ohio Facilities Construction Commission providing 42.6 million in state funding and roughly 102 million to be raised locally for the district upgrades and new facilities.
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Brunswick High School
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Willetts Middle
Board of Education
Willetts Middle School
Applewood
Kidder
Ohio Facilities Construction Commission
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