Medina man charged after entering closed Jimmy John's with gun
Medina Police charged Nicholas Sparrow 30 with aggravated burglary after entering Jimmy John's at 240 N Court St with a loaded 9 mm handgun. He allegedly brandished the weapon and ordered an employee behind the counter before fleeing on foot. Police tracked him across backyards and found him hiding behind a garage with drone support.
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N. Court St
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Jimmy John
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Kinney
Bishop Street
Montville Township
Brunswick Fire offers first aid classes to bridge EMS gap
Brunswick Ohio fire officials announced free first aid classes for residents to learn CPR AED stroke signs choking response and tourniquet use. Fire Chief Greg Glauner cited a Hadcock Road incident where a man collapsed before help arrived and said crews did all they could.
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Medina Interurban Building moves closer to museum site
Medina Historic Preservation Board approved relocation of the Interurban Building to the Medina County Historical Society property at 205 S. Prospect St. The landmark, once part of the Cleveland Southwestern Electric Railway, sits on a trailer near the Legacy Hotel site after a September move from South Court Street.
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Westfield Center honors retiring police chief Meyers
Westfield Center celebrated Chad Meyers at a village meeting after his retirement in May. Mayor Tom Horwedel and the council praised Meyers for six years of service and keeping the village safe, saying residents felt cared for during his tenure.
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Westfield Township
National Treatment Court Month Celebrated in Medina County
Medina County officials and residents marked National Treatment Court Month highlighting hope for those struggling with substance issues. Carla Damron, specialized docket director for Medina County Adult Probation, noted Recovery Court led by Judge Bill Hutson, Mental Health Intervention and Medina Intervention Program led by Judge Joyce Kimbler. Participants undergo screening for eligibility and a clinical assessment to determine level of care, with individualized service plans tailoring residential or outpatient treatment to each person’s needs.
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Bill Hutson
Joyce Kimbler
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