Brunswick Schools Face Grim Five Year Forecast
Brunswick Schools Treasurer Mark Pepera outlined a five year outlook showing over 6 million in losses from failed emergency levies in 2019 and 2020. The district projects a 2022 operating deficit and only modest levy history since 2006. State funding cuts tied to the coronavirus and required Plan B reductions threaten further cuts totaling about 3 million.
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Ohio lifts stay home rule as cases near 29000
Ohio residents are no longer required to stay home though guidance remains. statewide cases approach 29,000 with about 1,720 deaths and 5,100 hospitalizations. Medina County reports 229 cases 57 hospitalizations and 18 deaths. Governor DeWine credits flattened curve and AO rate near one to one from prior higher levels.
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Brunswick ice cream vendor blocked by permit freeze
Brunswick resident Celeste Compola seeks return to her ice cream truck business after a citywide freeze on solicitor permit issuance and renewals since April 8 by City Manager Carl DeForest and Law Director Ken Fisher. She says the halt, aimed at public safety during the pandemic, financially and emotionally harms her despite health department clearance.
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Medina County appoints Lyon-Galvin as assistant county administrator
Amy Lyon-Galvin, currently sanitation engineer, will start June 15 as Scott Miller’s assistant with a 90,000 dollar annual salary. The vote was 2-0 with one abstention. She replaces Pataky if finance director position is eliminated after his June 30 retirement.
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Cloverleaf Middle earns national Schools to Watch honor
Cloverleaf Middle School in Westfield Township earns national recognition for innovative two 120 minute blocks used to split time between math science and English social studies. The program, praised for scheduling flexibility and student catch up, places Cloverleaf among 167 eligible U S schools and one of two Medina County entries alongside Wadsworth Central Intermediate.
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