Wadsworth teacher and TV contributor Joe Gains dies at 72
Joseph Gains a Wadsworth High School speech teacher and speech and debate coach and a WCTV producer and city cable commissioner died of Parkinson's disease Tuesday morning at age 72. He began volunteer work with WCTV in 1983 and led class TV segments, later produced many programs, announced the Blue Tip Parade, and covered the 2016 Republican National Convention in Cleveland. He hosted Let's Talk Again after Aukerman's death, interviewing diverse local figures.
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Medina teen builds six wildlife basking platforms
Shaun Tabaka, 15, of Medina, spent over a year developing six basking platforms for Chippewa Inlet Trail North with the Medina County Park District. A freshman at Medina High School and Troop 506 member, he aims to earn the Eagle Scout rank within a month. The project began after he contacted MCPD in January 2021 and the district approved the basking platform plans.
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Medina Board of Elections rejects and accepts provisional ballots
MEDINA The Medina County Board of Elections accepted and rejected absentee and provisional ballots from the May election on Tuesday. Some ballots were accepted if not scanned by the machine. others rejected for issues such as wrong or unregistered voters, lack of ID, or missing information. An audit will soon verify results before certification on May 26 with hand checks by bipartisans to ensure accuracy.
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Medina schools board outlines 2022 2025 plan with electives
Medina Schools unveils 2022 2025 strategic plan focusing on student opportunities and life skills. Electives added include financial literacy cooking and photography to prepare students for life, career, or military paths. The district plans to expand Career Exploration Opportunities, offer shadow days, and internships while avoiding new funding until needed.
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Wadsworth honors first responders and pays tribute
Wadsworth mayor and council recognized the city’s fire and police departments during a regular meeting observing National EMS Week and National Police Week. Proclamations highlighted the themes and remembered law enforcement officers who died in service.
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