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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2024
Page
3
Over several days in Medina, police logged crashes with no injuries, traffic stops and citations, theft reports, a dog bite incident, a drunken driving arrest, threats by voicemail, and a felony warrant arrest. Notable calls included a red light violation, suspended license citation, and a tire detachment incident.
On May 9 to May 11 a series of police records note a homeless man stealing cigarettes at a gas station and requesting jail, crashes on Foote and Debbie drives, a mailbox damage report, an open burn complaint, theft summonses, numerous I-71 stops with speeding suspensions and license issues, drug possession alleged after a pat down, a broken back window report, a vehicle mailbox drag, a bat in a home, two vehicle crashes with no injuries, a red light violation near Eastpoint Drive, and a driver impaired with BAC 0.086 plus vehicle tow and plate seizure.
Medina Sunrise Rotary awarded the Service Above Self Memorial Scholarship to Madelyn Kost, Edwin Ortiz, Emma Bazemore, Avery Kott, Kelly Lewis, Brayden Schuck, Madelyn Emiikian, and Cameron Ragazzo from Buckeye, Cloverleaf, Highland, Medina, and Holy Name high schools. The Walter J. and Mildred Kanieski Vocational Scholarship went to Case Hummel of Highland, who will study welding engineering technology at Ferris State University. the award honors vocational careers.
The total price amendment runs about 2.5 million with 2.3 million for building costs and 200000 for construction manager services. The funding for the manager came from an October resolution to enter an agreement with RFC up to 800000. A May bond of 12 million funds a centralized station at 1094 Hadcock Road. Ward 3 Councilman Brandon Lambert calls it a passion project and says breaking ground soon is expected.
Highland Schools consider combining ridership groups for routes and potential drastic options to adjust transportation. Drive a Bus Day drew many prospective drivers, with three already training, while the district approved a new pay structure to attract recruits. Start and stop times remain unchanged and staffing is projected to stay steady with ongoing recruitment.
SAFE K-9 teams from Akron Children’s Hospital Brunswick Hills, Cleveland MetroHealth, Lafayette, Medina County agencies and more demonstrated search and rescue, tracking, and fire safety skills for families. Potter said the event helps children apply emergency concepts in real situations and underscores strong countywide partnerships across Medina County agencies and organizations. Contact reporter Madisyn Woodring at (330) 721-4049.
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