Retiring Medina Dentist Fred Fri Sr Reflects On Life
Dr. Fri Sr after 46 years in dentistry plans to stop practicing due to the toll on his body and won’t travel. He aims to golf and work on his property at 960 E Washington St. He and his wife will stay in Ohio, with their son, Dr. Fred Fri Jr., taking over part of the practice at 128 Highland Court.
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Helen Fry Medina
Fred Fri Sr
Washington St
DR. Fri
McArthur
Vinton County
Ohio State University
Fred Frn Jr
Highland Court
Suzanne Worley
South Bend, Ind
Fri Sr
Mosher Batchelder review proposed malpractice bills
Medina meeting attended by Cong. Charles Mosher State Rep William Batchelder and 80 physicians examined malpractice insurance crisis. Batchelder discussed House Bill 682 creating a joint underwriting pool and mandatory arbitration while Mosher reviewed House Bill 6766 for federal reinsurance and arbitration. Other doctors noted state limits and strikes.
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Medina
Charles Mosher
William Batchelder
Medina Community Hospital
Medina County Medical Society
Cuyahoga
Lorain
Summit
Medina Counties
L.M. Marty
Batchelder
General Assembly
Mosher
Congress
William Cornette
Cleveland Clinic Department of Research
Open house prize winners announced
Medina readers enjoyed the Gazette open house with about 600 attendees on Sunday. Inscribed brass door knocker prizes went to Jennie Pettit of 928 Andrews Road Medina Lawrence Halladay of 345 Elyria Street Lodi and Bill Roser of 311A Ivy Hill Lane Medina.
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Medina
Gazette
Jennie Pettit
Andrews Road
Lawrence Halladay
Elyria St
Lodi
Bill Roser
Ivy Hill Lane
Break‑in Probed at Zodiac Lounge in Brunswick
Brunswick police investigate a break-in at the Zodiac Lounge 625 Pearl Road reported yesterday. The entry was through a back door and about $70 was taken.
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Brunswick
Zodiac Lounge
Pearl Road
Itching to Swim at Shadow Cliffs Lake Bans Swimming
Visitors at Shadow Cliffs Regional Park in Pleasanton report itching after swimming. Health authorities identify a micro-organism spread by snails from wild duck feces, prompting a lake ban until cleanup.
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Pleasanton
Calif
UPI
Shadow Cliffs
Pony finds new home after bumper of inquiries
Valley City reports over 100 inquiries after a foundling pony left at Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mastney's home. The pony went to a farm boy with a suitable pasture, while Mastneys noted neighbors saw suspects and reported the license plate to authorities. The family kept answering calls even after returning home.
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Valley City
Edward Mastney
W. Law Road
the Gazette
Mastneys
Mastney
Sheriff's Office
Medina charity dance marathon and walk raises near six thousand
More than 100 walkers in the Medina County Teenage March on Cystic Fibrosis and 19 dance pairs raised nearly $6,000 for CF research. Buckeye High School's Randy Crumpler won the 20 mile walk. several couples earned prizes and hours logged ranged from 5 to 28, with trophies for best per enrollment and a post-event awards banquet.
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Randy Crumpler
Medina County
Buckeye
Holly Butler
Arland Rininger
Medina County Joint Vocational School
Highland High School
Medina
Buckeye High School
Joint Vocational School
Duane Krupla
Brunswick
Julie Craig
Beth Ohle
Lafayette
Yvette Fuller
Wendy Gall
Bunswick
Fire Damages Six Pinecrest Townhouses in Brunswick
Fire destroyed six Pinecrest townhouses on Carpenter Road early Saturday with damages estimated at 150000 to 200000. Five units were occupied. no injuries reported as arson investigators probing possible incendiary cause. Firefighters returned to douse a rekindled hot spot later Saturday morning.
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Brunswick
Pinecrest
Harvey Wenzel
Hugh McCrory
Wenzel
Carpenter Road
Chuck Devetsco
WDBN
Pinecrest Townehouse
Gazette
John Brown Honored by Ashland College in Medina Event
State Rep William Batchelder told physicians at Medina Community Hospital that former Lt Governor John Brown of Medina received an honorary doctor of laws degree at Ashland College. Sen Thomas Van Meter attended the ceremony, while Ashland set aside part of the library for Brown papers and recreated his former statehouse office.
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Medina
William Batchelder
Medical Society
Medina Community Hospital
John Brown
Ashland College
Thomas van Meter
Ashland
Batchelder
Brown
Statehouse
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