Ohio GOP asks high court to pause map fight
The Ohio GOP asked the Ohio Supreme Court to pause map litigation until after the November election. Republicans seek to adopt the third map plan for 2024 while Democrats and voting-rights groups challenge its constitutionality, arguing ongoing gerrymandering persists.
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Brunswick High alum Amy Eddings hosts Cleveland Morning Edition
WKSU host producer Amy Eddings, a Brunswick High School alum, starts work before 4 a.m. and goes on air at 6 a.m. She curates local news, delivers 6 to 8:30 a.m. segments, and creates original features within the Morning Edition format while editing up to the last second before airtime.
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Girl Scout Helps Bring Wreaths Across America Exhibit
Madisyn Woodring reports the Mobile Education Exhibit from Wreaths Across America reached VFW post 9250 in Brunswick with help from eighth grader Isabella Hembaugh McCroskey. The organization places wreaths on veterans graves, each wreath featuring ten evergreen bouquets and a red bow symbolizing sacrifice. Hembaugh McCroskey began her Silver Award project with the group in 2020.
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Career and Community Experience program links students with Twisted
Medina County Career Center students in the Career and Community Experience program will continue working at Twisted through summer. The program provides live on the job training for 18 to 21 year olds transitioning from high school to work. Students host CCE Twisted Breakfasts and handle serving hosting cooking bussing dishwashing and rolling sushi.
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Brunswick council keeps firework ban for now in Ohio
Brunswick City Council voted to maintain a total prohibition on setting off fireworks. The body amended Section 672.09 to align with state law requirements, preserving the ban but leaving open later decisions on allowed dates. Vice Mayor Hanek noted possible future discussions on opting in on specific days.
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