Medina women win ATHENA leadership awards in 10th annual event
Cindy Maxwell received the ATHENA Leadership Award and Caroline Healey earned the ATH ENA Young Professional Leadership Award at the 10th annual ATHENA Leadership Awards as more than 100 attendees gathered Friday morning. Destiny Burns urged attendees to find their why, describing core values as the compass guiding daily choices. Burns, author of My Why and I, also runs Cle Urban Winery in Cleveland Heights.
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Wadsworth Thriller marks 10th anniversary event downtown
Wadsworth hosted its 10th anniversary Thriller night with hundreds of undead performers dancing Michael Jackson's Thriller through the downtown area as part of Scare on the Square. Lori McIlvaine directed three simultaneous performances making it the largest Wadsworth Thriller show to date.
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Two Candidates for Spencer Township Fiscal Officer
Two candidates Tim Clifford and Fran Heilman seek the Spencer Township fiscal officer post in the November election. Clifford cites lifelong residency, CPA credentials, 14 years in the role, and grants totaling over 500000. Heilman emphasizes organization, listening to residents, and four years with a CPA firm in financial statement prep.
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Wadsworth City Council race features four candidates for three seats
Four candidates run for Wadworth City Council at large in the November 7 election. Incumbents Dan Rospert and Tom Stagmyer join Susan Hanlon and Michael Reese. Hanlon cites three terms on council at large, leadership of Public Ways Committee, and $8.7 million in street funding. Reese emphasizes community service and collaborative growth while preserving the city's charm.
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Medina Career Center leaders outline district plans
Medina Superintendent Steve Chrisman and colleagues from Brunswick Buckeye and the Medina County Career Center spoke at a Northern Medina County Chamber Alliance luncheon at The Center Café. He highlighted program improvements over 10 years funded by carryover balances and sales tax and set goals to finish upgrades before the Career Center turns 50. Enrollment has risen from 750 to 1,100 with 250 applicants denied last year.
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