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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 2023
Page
2
NOACA schedules a Finance and Audit Committee meeting at 8:30 a.m. followed by Governance at 10 a.m. and Executive at 11:30 a.m. at 1299 Superior Ave Cleveland with a virtual option at bit.ly/3ZoP3QBk.
The May 12 almanac lists key events from 1780 Charleston surrender to 2008 Sichuan earthquake. It notes the Lindbergh Jr case, the creation of relief agencies, World War II events, NORAD formation, Supreme Court justice Blackmun, and cultural milestones. It ends with a long roster of birthday anniversaries for actors, singers, and musicians.
Partly sunny today with a chance of showers and a high near 71 and a low around 58. Saturday brings more showers possible. Monday is expected to be sunny.
Medina officials and residents discussed parking solutions for the historic district amid a proposed 75-room four story hotel at 253 and 257 S Court St. The Downtown Medina Parking Study shows 1,418 spaces with 63 percent occupancy at peak times, prompting ideas like shared parking, on street spaces, valet stations, shuttle service, and digital way finding.
Buckeye Schools Superintendent Jeff Harrison confirms a charter bus carrying eighth graders home from Washington DC collided on Hamilton Road in Medina Township on Wednesday night. No students were hurt, they were returned to the school by other buses. State Patrol did not respond to inquiries by Medina Gazette as of Thursday evening. Christean Medina High School named juniors Camille Christeen and Reed Hinkle as May Students of the Month. Christeen's schedule includes honors and AP courses and she holds multiple honors awards and leadership roles, while Hinkle pursues architecture with AP coursework and various club involvements.
The 12th annual Weymouth Plant and Herb Faire happens Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 3314 Myers Road Medina with perennials, herbs, heirloom vegetables, and more. For details visit Weymouth Preservation Society website.
Police logs detail multiple arrests and investigations in Wadsworth and nearby areas from May 3 to May 8. Impaired driving, felony warrants, narcotics possession, theft, drug related medical concerns, overdoses, protection order violations, and stolen credit card reports are listed with specific locations and involved individuals. Notable names include William Eshelman, John Ruppart, Jennifer Dalton, Craig Fugitt, Mark Sabo, Forest Smith, Autumn Alsip, Emma Bratton, Dajewa Kbyn II, and Shawn Richardson. Authorities issued warrants, summonses, and ongoing investigations while Narcan was used in a drug overdose incident.
Unemployment data show Ohio continued claims for the week ending May 6 just under 40,000, the lowest since December and part of a downward trend since February. Reporter Madisyn Woodring can be reached at 330 721 4049.
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