Hinckley man’s littering appeal reversed by court
The Court of Appeals 9th District reversed a Hinckley Township man’s littering verdict for Gerald Dolcini 86. Dolcini delivered newspaper and magazine packets to homes with political signs since 2020, arguing First Amendment protections. He was convicted in 2022 and fined 150 dollars per count plus 30 hours of community service. The appeal challenged the constitutionality of the littering statute as applied.
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Medina
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New Medina County group names new executive director
Feeding Medina County named Janet Newcomer, a lifelong Medina County resident, as its new executive director. She started midweek to fill a role vacant for almost six months after Katy Fuerst announced her Dec 31 departure to become a major gifts officer at Akron Children's Hospital Foundation. Jamie Marks said the search aimed for someone with deep Medina County ties.
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Medina celebrates National Treatment Court Month in Medina County
Medina residents gathered at Sérénité Restaurant as Medina County hosts National Treatment Court Month events. Officials including Mayor Dennis Hanwell and County Commissioner Aaron Harrison highlighted treatment courts such as the Drug and Mental Health Courts, Recovery Court, and Valor Court, with Judge Joyce Kimbler praising local leadership.
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Brunswick High School site plan gains city approval
Brunswick Planning Commission approved a conditional zoning certificate and detailed site plan for the new 302,000 square foot Brunswick High School on the former Towslee Elementary site. The project, presented by ThenDesign Architecture, would seat 1,785 students with a 2,000 seat gym, 1,000 seat auditorium, and include sports fields and six tennis courts with pickleball overlays after demolition of the current campus.
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Buckeye Local Schools OKs campus facilities master plan
Buckeye Local Schools approved a two phase campus facilities master plan aiming to place a November bond issue. Phase one builds a 156000 square foot high school with future phase infrastructure, a new gym and auditorium, demolitions, traffic upgrades, and alumni stadium moves at an estimated 77 million dollars funded by 8 million general fund, 10 million COPS loan, and 59 million bond. If approved, a 4 mill levy would fund 35 years with an estimated 140 dollar annual tax on a 100000 dollar home.
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