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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2022
Page
1
A Hamilton County judge issued a 14 day restraining order delaying Ohio's near total abortion ban after a suit by the ACLU of Ohio. The action allows abortions through 20 weeks while the case argues the law violates state constitutional rights and is vague.
Randi Weingarten of the American Federation of Teachers visited Buckeye Local Schools to learn about the Confetti Project. Created by Jody Keith at Buckeye Junior High, the program pairs students with staff to discuss books and build connections, inspired by pandemic‑era disconnection.
Dave Devericks, a recovering rider, organizes the fourth annual Ride 4 Recovery to benefit Hope Recovery Community. The event starts at 9 a.m. at Heartland Community Church and gathers riders for a fundraising kickoff at Hope Recovery Community. Proceeds support the local recovery program as bikers meet at Heartland Church.
Medina Mayor Dennis Hanwell says the city has one of Ohio’s lowest income tax rates at 1.25 percent. He notes tax revenue rose from about $12 million when he took office to over $18.5 million forecast for 2022, driven by jobs and industrial expansions. He cites bond refinancing freeing $7.5 million for road improvements and outlines department caseload growth and efficiency gains across law, building, and development offices.
Wadsworth Economic Development Director Matt Springer outlined a strategic plan at a committee meeting to retain and expand businesses, attract new firms, and improve residents' quality of life. The plan targets business retention, small-business support, attraction, vibrancy, marketing, workforce development, and metrics, with grants and regional partnerships to aid job creation and growth.
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