Medina City Council unlocks outdoor dining amid pandemic
Medina officials approve an emergency ordinance to fast track outdoor dining as Gov DeWine allows outdoor service. liquor may be served outdoors with limits and food service required. Indoor dining resumes May 21. Council also weighs rezoning for the McDowell-Phillips house. Diner 42 liquor license transfer approved. Police grant funds for body armor and Bulletproof Vest Partnership program details.
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Mike DeWine
Medina County Historical Society
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S. Prospect St
Lafayette Road
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Ohio Bureau of Workers
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Wisintainer Middle School Closes Amid Pandemic Goodbye Reflections
Karen McCune, an eighth grade American history teacher, retires after 19 years as Wisintainer Middle School opens in 2001 and closes in 2020 due to coronavirus. Staff recall hopeful starts, rising sadness, and the abrupt end with students unseen. Brunswick Schools plans a new combined middle school and abatement ahead of demolition.
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Brunswick Council Approves Boyer Drive Water Line Project
Brunswick City Council approved an emergency resolution to contract Northeast Ohio Trenching Service for the Rec Center Water Line and Boyer Drive resurfacing. The project costs up to 271,686 dollars and runs about 75 days, with August completion before the 2020 21 school year. The work replaces the third water connection to the Brunswick Recreation Center and repaves Boyer Drive serving the rec center high school and library. City funding includes Brunswick Schools contributing a portion.
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Boyer Drive
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Carl DeForest
Wadsworth Schools face depleted cash reserve by 2024
Wadsworth City Schools hold a $15.3 million reserve as 2020 begins but face an anticipated deficit. Treasurer Douglas Beeman outlined a five year forecast showing reserves rising to $16.7 million in 2021 then falling to $11.5 million in 2022, $4.3 million in 2023 and nearly $6 million in the red by 2024 amid COVID related revenue cuts.
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Jonathan Delozier
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Douglas Beeman
Ohio Medical Marijuana Card Now Obtainable From Home
Medina region reports Ohio Medical Board suspends in person visit rule for patient qualification. PFobio.com offers online paperless registration and virtual physician visits with Dr. Cynthia Taylor. No Medina County dispensaries exist. options in Akron Canton Elyria and Cleveland. Patients can complete the process entirely on a phone or device.
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Ohio virus present since January new tests show
Health director Dr. Amy Acton announced the coronavirus has been in Ohio as early as January. Antibody testing found five cases across five counties. Medina County reported 195 confirmed cases, 49 hospitalizations, and 17 deaths as of Monday. The earliest local onset was February 21 linked to a woman in her 40s.
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