Marian Ward 82 hospice nurse longtime Strongsville resident
Marian Rose Ward of Strongsville died after a life as a hospice and oncology nurse. Born in Flint in 1937, she loved baking, canning, gardening and volunteering for Our Lady of Grace Church. She was wife of the late Tom Ward and mother to Kath leen Ward Gatto Sherri Chisholm Kenneth Ward Debra Zahand and Darlene Thiemeke. Her family recalls her creativity and generous spirit. Services will be held at St Francis Cemetery in Medina with donations requested to Hospice of the Western Reserve or Altenheim’s OMA Program.
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Marian Rose Ward
Strongsville
Flint
Michigan
Joseph and Mary
Nee Maxa) Wirostek
Marian
Our Lady of Grace Church
Tom Ward
Kathleen Ward Gatto
Peter
Bill Lengen
Sherri Chisholm
David
Kenneth T. Ward
Megan
Debra Zahand
Louie Lusardo
Darlene Thiemeke
Cher
Ian
Cole
Rachel
Sophia Rose
Parker
Jonah
Finn
Robert Wirostek
Joan
Theresa Mozadar
Arthur
Jerry Wirostek
Linda
Barbara Monk
Robert
Cindy Wirostek
St. Francis Cemetery
Medina
Hospice of
the Western Reserve
St. Clair Avenue
Cleveland
Altenheim
OMA
Shurmer Rd
Residents sue dam operator after Midland flood disaster
Residents and businesses in Spaulding Township and Midland sue Boyce Hydro and two state agencies over the Edenville and Sanford dam failures that flooded the Tittabawassee River system. The federal suit seeks damages above 75000 dollars as communities brace for more rain and assess impacts from Dow Chemical’s plant and a Superfund site nearby.
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West Bloomfield
Mich
Michigan
Spaulding Township
Tom Fortier
Fortier
Tittabawassee
Edenville
Sanford
Midland
Spaulding
Donald Trump
Selina Tisdale
Midland City
Shiawassee
Saginaw River
Detroit
National Guard
Boyce Hydro
State Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy
Michigan Department of Natural Resources
Fegan Scott
Associated Press
Dow Chemical Co
Dow
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
United Way
Midland County
Wixom Lake
Hope Township
Glenn Hart
Nick Assendelft
Fostered puppy Kyle undergoes leg surgery in recovery
Miller said Kyle's leg required surgery after swelling and potential nerve damage. He has recovered well and uses both hind and front legs, with four to six weeks of rehab ahead. The SPCA coverage and upcoming neutering are planned, along with fundraising for vet bills. Kyle remains in foster care in Stow and not yet up for adoption.
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Miller
Kyle
Dave
SPCA
Stow
Sendoff at A1 celebrates teachers and seniors
Students and teachers connected in a clap out as the school year ended. Calculus teachers Diane Breuler and Joe Neff praised the moment for closure after months apart, with Neff noting Brunswick’s efforts to honor seniors despite lost graduations and prom.
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Diane Breuler
Joe Neff
Brunswick
Neff
Merrill
Ohio towns report low violent crime in Montville amid safety fears
The SafeWise state report highlights Montville with 0.2 violent incidents per 1,000 people and 4.1 property crimes per 1,000. Ohio residents worry about mass shootings, with 42 percent fearing them most, versus 38 percent nationally. From 2014 to 2019 Ohio saw 78 mass shootings, 97 deaths, 318 injuries. Brunswick 34,954. Medina 26,128. Wadsworth 23,744. Data via SafeWise and Medina Gazette reporting by Bob Finnan.
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Montville
Ohio
Dayton
Cleveland
Brunswick
Medina County
Medina
Wadsworth
SafeWise
Safewise.com
State-Ofsafety
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Lorain County
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Rfinnan
Medina-Gazette. Com
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The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Mary Ann Bauer
Columbia Road
Valley City
Neale
Medina-Gazette.com
Jack Kopanski
Gazette
Brunswick High School
Sadie Sustaric
Jkopanski
Medinagazette.com
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