Highland Middle student arrested over online threats
A 14 year old Highland Middle School student was arrested by the Medina County Sheriff's Office on aggravated menacing charges after sharing a graphic image and posting threats online during the Highland Hornets football home opener. Deputies searched the suspect's phone and he was taken to the Medina County Juvenile Detention Center with a juvenile court appearance planned. The district praised students and parents for reporting the incident and emphasized that threats will be investigated and punished.
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Rob Henry
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Hawaiian-themed seniors party at Pearlview Rehab Center
Seniors staff and visitors at Pearlview Rehab and Wellness Center celebrated the summer with a Hawaiian themed party. Attendees wore Hawaiian shirts leis and grass skirts. Guests visited a tiki bar and buffet while tropical plants decorated the courtyard.
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Gazette
Rose Nemeth
Gloria Praznik
Pearlview Rehab and Wellness Center
Brunswick
Petttti
Brunswick to close Towslee School regardless of bond result
Brunswick City Schools will close Towslee Elementary after this school year even if the high school bond fails. About 313 students would move to Huntington and Applewood, with some to Kidder, as enrollment declines. Four Applewood and five Kidder classrooms would be added for capacity and preschool space, plus new parking for safety.
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Brunswick Towslee
Brunswick
Towslee
Brunswick City
Jason Niedermeyer
Huntington
Applewood
Kidder
Niedermeyer
Sible
Wadsworth High adds vape detectors to curb vaping
Wadsworth High School installs Cisco Meraki MT14 air quality sensors to monitor restrooms and other areas for vaping and substance use. Superintendent Andy Hill says the devices trigger notices when air quality changes and may deter student vaping and vandalism linked to TikTok trends, with more sensors planned.
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Wadsworth
Wadsworth High School
Andy Hill
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Medina starts two projects at Ray Mellert Park dog park and parking lot
Medina parks and engineering begin construction at Ray Mellert Park on a larger north end parking lot and a new dog park. Funding, approved March 14, combines two accounts to save costs by using excavated soil for drainage and site work. Concrete pours expected within two weeks, followed by final grading and landscaping.
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Sara Crawford
Gazette
Ray Mellert Park
Medina
Medina Parks and Engineering
Medina Parks
Jansen Wehrley
Medina Finance Committee
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Wehrley
Huntington Street
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