Medina Township OKs payment to avoid health plan lapse
Medina Township Trustees unanimously approved paying a past due health insurance invoice from COSE Medical Mutual to keep coverage for full time employees and dependents. Court filings show a Sept change in Angela Ventura’s policy, including added dependents later approved for removal, risking a lapse if not settled by Oct 31.
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Medina Township Board of Trustees
Medina Township
Ohio 9Th District Court of Appeals
Angela Ventura
COSE/Medical Mutual
Medina Township Trustees Meeting
Ventura
Garfield Elementary Kids Parade Through Medina Square
Garfield Elementary School students and teachers joined Medina's Halloween parade, showcasing costumes from Wednesday Addams to Batman. The all grades event circled the square then returned to the school for in class Halloween parties.
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Sara Crawford
Gazette
Garfield Elementary School
Medina’s Square
Medina — Garfield
Wednesday Addams
Batman
Princess Peach
Garfield Elementary
Three candidates vie for Chatham Township trustee seat
Bruce Bohner Jr Dave Rice and Ethan Siman compete in Chatham Township for a trustee post in November. Bohner cites broad work history and degrees including law as key qualifications while Rice emphasizes education empathy and community building to unite residents.
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Chatham Twp
Bruce Bohner Jr
Dave Rice
Ethan Siman
Chatham Township
Bohner
Tage
Rice
Brunswick Hills Trustee Candidates Compete for Seat
Three candidates Aidan Michael Jeffery Ryan Nixon and incumbent John Witthuhn seek Brunswick Hills Township trustee in the upcoming November election. Jeffery did not respond to the candidate questionnaire after multiple contact attempts. Nixon emphasizes passion preservation and controlled growth while Witthuhn cites 31 years of township life integrity and experience. See BRUNSWICK A5.
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Brunswick Hills
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Atlanta
Witthuhn
Brunswick Hills Township
Brunswick
Black River Schools seek renewal of improvement levy plan
Black River Schools will place a renewal permanent improvement levy on the November 7 ballot. Issue 11 would authorize a 1.4 mill levy for five years, raising about $340,000 annually and costing a $100,000 home about $49 per year.
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Sullivan Twp
1.4 Mile Renewal Levy Aimed at Long Term Improvements
A five year permanent improvement renewal levy would raise about 340000 annually to fund projects with lifespans over five years. Homeowners would pay about 49 per year on a 100000 house, with Medina Ashland and Lorain counties affected. See LEVY, A6.
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