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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 2023
Page
1
At the El Paso border the day after Title 42 ended, migrants and officials saw little disruption. DHS official Blas Nunez-Neto said no substantial immigration surge was detected yet. Migrants crossed the Rio Grande and used a new appointment system while lawsuits challenged the measures.
A Brunswick High School physics project has students building cardboard and duct tape boats. In a yearly event at the Brunswick Rec Center pool, four teams attempted crossings with solo and team runs, some boats sinking, while peers cheered. Reporter Madisyn Woodring can be reached at 330 721 4049 or mwoodring medina-gazette.com.
About 100 people gathered Friday morning to celebrate Hope Recovery Community’s expansion at 200 Highland Drive Medina adding 2500 square feet. The project was funded by a state capital grant and supported by the Medina County ADAMH Board with space across Brunswick and Wadsworth.
The Brunswick Optimist Club awarded Bruns wick area first responders and students at a ceremony at the Bruns wick Rec Center. Officer Matthew Sandella received the Respect for Law award, with Lt. Robert Safran reading a supportive letter from a woman arrested by Sandella praising his respectful, professional conduct.
Medina officials unanimously accept the donation of the Helios Project an interactive solar system exhibit from McJak Candy President Larry Johns and Francine Johns. The display valued about 65000 will run along Cham pion Creek Trail from Spokes Cafe to Southport Drive with 18 stops and educational stands. The Johns family pledge the gift with no funding request but seek city considerations.
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