Medina S chools propose redistricting timeline through 2023
Medina Schools outlines a proposed redistricting and facilities timeline through fall 2023, ahead of a bond issue and operating levy. Superintendent Aaron Sable says the Yellow Plan aims to reduce elementary schools, shift buildings to K-4, move A I Root Middle to grades 5-6, and reconfigure Claggett to 7-8, following stakeholder input and community surveys.
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Medina County time capsule placed in courthouse column
Medina County commissioners met at the construction site to place a time capsule inside a front entrance column. Gilbane Construction collaborated on sizing, with items collected by Commissioner Colleen Swedyk representing Medina County, the county, towns, and residents for future discovery.
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County Auditor race in Medina pits Capretta vs Kovack
Medina County voters face a showdown for county auditor as Republican Anthony Capretta challenges incumbent Democrat Mike Kovack in the upcoming November election. The Gazette notes the race and points readers to AUDITOR on page A3.
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Anthony Capretta Biography Card
Anthony Capretta, 58, Republican, holds an AS in Law Enforcement from Cuyahoga Community College. Married 13 years to Diane, a 30-year ICU registered nurse. Brunswick City Councilman Ward 4, former Cuyahoga County Auditor’s Office employee, bailiff in Common Pleas and Juvenile Court, and police officer. capretta4auditor.com
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Cloverleaf levy renewal seeks 2.8 million yearly
Cloverleaf Schools push renewal of a 4.2 mill, 10 year emergency levy on November’s ballot as Issue 4. If approved the levy would raise up to 2.8 million annually and cost homeowners about 128.63 dollars per 100 000 of property value. Superintendent Daryl Kubilus calls it essential for general school operations.
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