Medina County Republicans Finance Dinner Highlights Voting
The Republican Party of Medina County held its annual finance dinner at Weymouth Country Club with speakers JD Vance Frank LaRose Sharon Kennedy and Max Miller urging turnout and truthful campaigning. LaRose touted Ohio election safeguards noting 99 percent accuracy and a new public integrity division. Kennedy urged citizen participation while Vance pressed for voting results in November.
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Highland Library Hosts Trick or Treat and Cider Tasting
The Highland Library offered a Halloween program with candy stations and apple cider tastings throughout the building. Librarian Annetherese Biesiada described a safe, welcoming event in a rural area with horror and Halloween themed displays.
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Hoffmann and Brenstuhl vie for Medina County Recorder post
Medina voters face a race for an unexpired term ending 2025 with Linda Hoffmann and Carol Brenstuhl as candidates. Hoffmann notes she has performed all recorder duties since January 2021, claiming experience as her key qualification.
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Hoffmann and Brenstuhl County Recorder Candidates Linked by Roles
Two candidates share Medina County ties and public service aims. Linda Hoffmann, 63, Republican attorney and former Medina City Council member, seeks county recorder with a long legal career. Brenstuhl, Democrat, CPA and tax expert, proposes reform based on accounting experience and corporate roles.
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Spencer considers 3.5-mill parks levy on ballot
Village of Spencer lawmakers propose Issue 21 a 3.5 mill levy to raise about 40 000 dollars annually for J B Firestone Park and Veterans Memorial Community Park. The funds would cover mowing court upkeep play equipment and general maintenance supporting the parks operations mainly funded by the Firestone Trust due to no existing operating levy.
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Homer Township renews levy to fund operations
Homer Township seeks renewal of a 1.5 mill five year levy on the November ballot to cover general operations. Trustee Tommy Trout says the funds pay township staff maintenance equipment and utilities for the Community Center. The levy would raise about $39,200 annually and cost a $100,000 home about $36.78 yearly.
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