Mass Shooting at Robb Elementary in Uvalde Texas
An 18 year old gunman opened fire at Robb Elementary killing at least 18 children and three adults. He crashed his car, entered in body armor with two rifles, killed his grandmother first, and was shot dead by a Border Patrol agent. The attack left many injured and led to school closure for summer break.
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Optimist Club hosts Brunswick fishing derby after two years
More than 70 children attended the Optimist Club of Brunswick event at North Park on May 14. The derby resumed after pandemic pause, originally set for May 7 but postponed due to weather. The club, active about 20 years, gave raffle prizes and stocked the pond with fish for the event.
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Medina council tables feeding wild animals ordinance
Medina Finance Committee and city councilm en discussed a proposal to ban feeding deer geese ducks raccoons and other wildlife but agreed it should be incorporated into a broader deer control plan. They will table the ordinance until a complete package addressing the deer population is ready.
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Parents push bill after son’s alcohol drowning tragedy
Medina County couple Frank and Sharon Pacek spoke at the Ohio Statehouse urging steeper penalties for furnishing alcohol to minors. Their son Trevor Pacek, 19, a Brunswick High School and Medina County Career Center graduate, died after attending a bonfire, leaving behind four sisters and a brother.
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Seville residents oppose planned warehouse at Route 3 I-76
At the Seville Zoning and Planning Commission meeting residents voiced strong opposition to CESO's proposed warehouse on the Easton Farm site at Route 3 and I-76. Project manager Joseph Jorg outlined three buildings with two access points across from streets and a third in development, noting buffering, setbacks of 270 and 397 feet, and potential trailer parking plus a quick serve restaurant. A traffic study was discussed as feedback and changes are being sought during preliminary review.
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