Collins and Ray contend for Medina 66th District seat
In Medina County two candidates, incumbent Sharon Ray and Christina Collins, vie for the Ohio House 66th District in November. Ray highlights years as auditor and local offices shaping budget and operations, while Collins emphasizes noncareer stance, education leadership, and coalition-building to cut red tape. Ray cites inflation pressures and funding needs for police and schools. Collins focuses on workforce, affordable housing, and senior tax relief, with local programs aiding pre apprenticeships.
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Burge and Miller face off for 67th Ohio House seat
In Ohio's 67th District race Democratic Drew Burge and Republican Melanie Miller seek the seat. Burge touts local roots and listening leadership. Miller cites private sector experience, nonprofit leadership, and law enforcement endorsements as key strengths.
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Brunswick mayor honors three Eagle Scouts at meeting
Mayor Ron Falconi recognized Eagle Scouts Theodore Gurtsak William Jones and Grant Pfleiderer for service projects at Richfield Heritage Preserve and Huntington Elementary and Town Line Cemetery. Gurtsak led a five chair Adirondack project, Jones supervised eight small and one large sensory boards, Pfleiderer cleaned headstones and installed two benches.
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Medina County EMS levies face voter doubt on rising values
Medina County residents weigh proposed Issue 7-8 levies to fund EMS needs, replace equipment, and maintain available staff. Ridenour cautions passage is uncertain as rising property values may discourage voting for higher taxes. Township and village residents have supported plans, with potential short term budget cuts if levies fail. Contact Mason Savoia for more details.
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