Medina City backs Route 18 widening plan
Medina agrees with Ohio Department of Transportation to widen Route 18 from Alber Drive to Nettleton Road. Project to add lanes and access roads, with river Styx and Foote Road improvements. City has paid 250000 toward right of way. waterline costs outside city limits pending 140000. ODOT covers inside waterlines. Start in spring 2021 pending law director approval.
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Greg Huber
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Nettleton Road
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Foote Road
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Pat Patton
Aldi’s
East Smith Road
Brunswick teachers praise first day of all online classes
One day into Brunswick's online restart for at least four weeks due to the corona virus, Superintendent Mike Mayell and teachers report a positive start. The district plans Oct 12 as the earliest possible return date, with staff adapting in classrooms to maintain contact and reduce disruptions.
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Mike Mayell
Mayell
Dawn Thompson
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Wadsworth Schools approve Backup learning plan
The Wadsworth School Board approved an education continuity plan for 2020 2021 to guide remote or hybrid learning if health circumstances require moving students from in person classes. It outlines online and hybrid scheduling and timelines for any transition.
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Brunswick council approves catch basin repair budget increase
Brunswick City Council during its return meeting approved a 17100 change order for the 2020 Catch Basin Repair Program. The panel had previously agreed July 27 to a 102050 contract with Konstruction King Inc to stay within the project budget, aiming to complete about 11 additional catch basin and boxout repairs.
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Brunswick
Konstruction King Inc
Mike Abella Jr
Medina parents seek arts to counter remote learning lull
Medina residents seek creative outlets as remote schooling continues. Voice teacher Kimberly States reports 55 students with a matching waiting list at St Paul Episcopal Church. All Fired Up Medina owner Amanda Hudak says calls for pottery and arts classes have surged, with expanded online and in-person offerings and revised, distanced layouts to keep students safe.
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St. Paul Episcopal Church
Medina
Kimberly
Amanda Hudak
South Court Street
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