Santee Landing Apartments Open In Wadsworth
Senator Sherrod Brown attended the ceremony hosted by Medina Metropolitan Housing Authority to celebrate Santee Landing, a 45 unit affordable health focused apartment building in Wadsworth. The building offers 35 two bedroom, five one bedroom, and five three bedroom units with appliances, internet and cable access, plus handicapped accessible units and amenities like laundry and a community room. Brown stressed the importance of affordable housing and with MMHA leader Skip Sipos noted this is not public or subsidized housing.
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Wadsworth
Sherrod Brown
Cleveland
Santee Landing
Medina
MMHA
Skip Sipos
Brown
Sipos
Medina man auctions Banksy Pulp Fiction print
Medina resident Matt Lower bought a Banksy print in Melbourne 18 years ago for about 200 dollars. The artwork shows John Travolta and Samuel L Jackson with bananas replacing guns and could fetch over 50 thousand dollars at auction. Banksy identity remains unconfirmed.
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Banksy
Medina
Australia
Matt Lower
Melbourne
Outré Gallery
John Travolta
Samuel L. Jackson
Eastern white pine wins Medina County Big Tree Contest
An 81-foot eastern white pine in Hubbard Valley Park is named the county Big Tree for 2024 by the Medina County Soil and Water Conservation District. The tree measures 101 inches in circumference at breast height with a 60-foot crown spread and stands along the park path south of the parking lot near the pavilion. The contest has highlighted a different species each year for two decades.
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Guilford
Wadsworth Levy seeks 1 mill renewal to fund library
The Wad sworth Library seeks a 1 mill five year levy on the November ballot to raise up to 700000 for operating revenue. If approved homeowners with a 100000 home would pay 27.96 annually. The levy funds technology, programs for literacy, books, music and digital media to close the digital divide and support library programming.
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Wadsworth
Hinckley Township levys seek fire and EMS funding
Hinckley Township backs renewal and new levies on the November ballot to fund fire and EMS services. Issue 24 would renew 1 mill for five years raising 348,400 dollars, maintaining two staff on site to cut response times. Issue 25 adds 1 mill for 390,500 dollars to expand staffing to three and fund vehicle and equipment needs. Homeowners would pay 31 to 35 dollars yearly per 100,000 in home value.
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Hinckley Twp
Hinckley
Jestin Grossenbaugh
Fire Department
Grossenbaugh
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Edina
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Daniel Slife
Wadsworth Library
Hinckly Township
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