Medina mayor defends protests in public square
Medina Mayor Dennis Hanwell told the City Council protests in Medina’s square are constitutional. He said sidewalks are public spaces and protests have drawn two dozen to hundreds cheering and holding signs opposing President Trump. He emphasized government action limits and oath to uphold the Constitution.
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Township students observe Sharon board meeting at elementary
Sharon Township trustees hosted more than 100 third graders at Sharon Elementary to show how local government operates. The session covered updates on the Memorial Day parade the circle project and a new time capsule. Road supervisor Bob Turek noted ordering 1 000 tons of road salt to ensure school safety with no snow days.
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Sharon Township Board of Trustees
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Sharon Township
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Brunswick debates ban on golf carts on city streets
Brunswick City Council discussed prohibiting driving golf carts and other low speed utility vehicles on city streets under an Ohio code framework. Violations carry 50 to 500 dollars fines, up to 30 days in jail, and possible class five license suspension for reckless use. the issue follows about a dozen complaints since January 2024 of carts impeding traffic and a May theft incident.
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Robert Safran
Seville House Fire Extinguished By Local Fire Crew
Seville-Guilford Fire Department battled a kitchen fire on Greenwich Road Monday evening. Dispatch at 5:35 p.m. sent Engine 1 and two firefighters who found flames in the kitchen area. The home was a total loss, prompting a second alarm as police evacuated a neighboring residence to prevent spread.
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Medina commissioners balk at Wadsworth incentive district terms
Medina County commissioners approved a resolution opposing a proposed Wadsworth incentive district. They object to 30 year tax exemptions and 100 percent developer improvements, seeking limits of 10 years and 75 percent. The 71 acre site lies onHartman Road north of Interstate 76.
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