Brunswick teacher to spend week at Supreme Court Summer Institute
Brunswick High School social studies teacher Mark Belkofer will join 60 teachers nationwide in a six day program in Washington DC this June. He will meet Supreme Court clerks and executive branch officials while observing decision announcements. The institute, sponsored by Street Law and the Supreme Court Historical Society, also includes Georgetown Law visits and mock trials for classroom use. Belkofer, who teaches AP US history and government, aims to deepen his students’ understanding of judicial processes and uphold lifelong learning. Brunswick Board President Mary Weinhauer praised his dedication and the district’s commitment to academic rigor.
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Jason Niedermeyer
Secretary LaRose addresses Cloverleaf students on Grads Vote
Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose spoke at Cloverleaf High School about the Grads Vote program to help seniors engage in elections. The updated civic initiative now uses modern visuals and QR codes to register or volunteer at polls.
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Brunswick awards contract for Plum Creek Trail phase 3
Brunswick approves an agreement with Marks Construction Inc to build phase 3 of the Plum Creek Greenway Trail from Laurel Road to Brunswick Lake and a 250-foot connector from Brunswick Lake to Eisenhower Drive. Four bids were opened May 1, with Marks at about 963000 for both sections. the firm also built phase 1.
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Medina County natives inducted into Ohio Military Hall of Fame
Two Medina County residents, Spc. William G. Lee of Brunswick and 1st Lt. Joseph Dale O'Meara of Wadsworth, were inducted into the Ohio Military Hall of Fame established in 2000. O'Meara was honored posthumously after combat valor at the risk of his life, while Lee was cited for bravery in 1970. The ceremony at the Ohio Statehouse honored 17 inductees, seven posthumously, with Governor DeWine praising the recognition of sacrifices. The Medina County Board of Commissioners later issued commendations recognizing the inductees.
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Steve Hambley
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