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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 2022
Page
1
A Browns setback overshadows Bengals star Murt amid NFL coverage. Officials and analysts weigh the impact of the surprising setback on the rival teams and the division race.
Medina High School social studies teacher Kevin Hedrick, praised in evaluations as skilled and engaging, was placed on paid administrative leave due to an open FBI investigation. Superintendent Aaron Sable said the district will cooperate. Hedrick has worked for the district since 2008.
Hundreds of families attended Medina County Career Center trunk or treat organized by the Animal Management and Care program now in its fourth year. Kids dressed in costumes visited decorated cars in the back parking lot, collected candy, and explored police cars and firetrucks with help from law enforcement and fire EMS students. Inside the barn, children played games, had faces painted, walked through a hay maze, and interacted with animals cared for by MCCC students including a horse, rabbits, chinchillas, and a tortoise.
Medina County hosts a range of Halloween activities with trick or treat timings published by the county libraries. Life Care Center of Medina held a kids Halloween event, inviting families to participate in festivities and entertainment.
Brunswick residents face a 3.9 mill bond on the November ballot to fund a new Brunswick High School and related upgrades. The plan aligns with a master facilities plan, following state approval of over 42 million for construction and about 66.7 million to be raised locally, plus roughly 35 million in locally funded initiatives.
Two contenders, Michael Conway and Bill Hutson, compete for the Medina County Common Pleas judge seat in the November 8 election. Report on A5 notes the race and candidate details.
The village of Lodi offers Issue 19 a five year 5 mill levy to raise 5 million dollars for general operations including salaries supplies street road and park maintenance and to fund police and fire departments. If approved homeowners would pay 13436 per 100000 of property values. Mayor Rob Geissman says the levy sustains base services and safety. passage is essential for future improvements.
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