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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 2022
Page
2
The almanac marks September 17 as the 260th day of 2022 with 105 days remaining and lists historical milestones from 1787 to 2011. It also presents a long roll of current ages for notable figures across politics, sports, entertainment, and journalism. Chronological anchors include Antietam, Wright Flyer, Market Garden, 9/11-related market rebound, Occupy Wall Street, and contemporary cultural names.
The Gazette invites area students to submit weather pictures and teachers may send class submissions. A weather form is available by email from area news at medina-gazette.com. For more information call (330) 721 4060.
The Brunswick Board of Education meets at 6 30 p m at the board office 3643 Center Road and the Brunswick Board of Zoning Appeals also gathers at 6 30 p m at city hall 4095 Center Road. Buckeye Board of Education holds a special meeting at 6 p m in the Buckeye High School Media Center 3084 Columbia Road. Educational Service Center of Medina County Governing Board has a regular meeting at 6 p m at 124 W Washington St. Lafayette Township boards of Trustees and fire district convene a regular meeting at 7 p m with safety discussions at an unspecified location.
A series of regular and special meetings are set across Litchfield Medina Montville Seville and Westfield involving the Litchfield Historical Society Medina Board of Education Medina County Board of Health Medina County District Library Montville Board of Zoning Appeals Seville planning and zoning Seville Public Affairs Council Utilities Committee Wadsworth Zoning Appeals Westfield Fire District and Trustees with times ranging from 5 30 p m to 7 30 p m at various venues and virtual options.
Mappers Delight team Kevin Klag Richard Belle Cindy Belle and Krystle Momosor won the 2022 MC Amazing Race with a $500 prize. The Golden Squad placed second for $300, Spirit Award went to Team Not Average But Savage, and a $780 50/50 prize was claimed by Nicole Heiser. MC Chamber Charities raised over $10,000 for next year’s scholarships.
Spray Products donated over 1500 dollars to Cups Café in Medina as part of an employee fundraiser where staff pay to throw whip cream pies at upper management. The first Brunswick Education Foundation Too Tired to Cook Thursday features drive through meals at fast food prices with pickup 4 6 p.m. at Diamond Event Center on Pearl Road and pre orders due 3 59 p.m. Monday. BEF supports student scholarships and educator excellence grants. Medina Police adds two female sergeants Sgt Raven Ory sworn in Tuesday and Sgt Sarah Lynn promoted in 2016. Ory joined MPD in August 2017 after starting as a patrol officer.
Raven Ory was sworn in as Medina Police Department day shift patrol sergeant becoming the second female sergeant. She previously served as Claggett Middle School resource officer and D A R E officer. Ory, a Normandy High School and Bowling Green State University graduate, will replace Lt. Bryan Wagner. The article also highlights Medina County Week of Appreciation for behavioral health workers amid staffing shortages and notes a Medina County Historical Society open house with museum display updates and event tickets.
Harrison is waiting on state funds to begin a wellness program for first responders. The Ohio First Responder Recruitment, Retention and Resilience Program will distribute about $75 million statewide to wellness initiatives. In the first round, $1.67 million was given to 26 agencies including Montville Township. Reporter Sara Crawford can be reached at (330) 721-4063 or scrawford@medina-gazette.com.
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