Medina plans 38 million courthouse expansion on Public Square
Medina County advances an 38 million five story courthouse behind current buildings with 114 400 square feet of new space and 14 900 square feet of renovations. The plan preserves the 1969 portion and the historic Sturgis House while adding parking and new courtrooms. Foundations to begin in spring with total build to last 18 to 24 months, funded 79 percent by the county and about 8 million by the city subject to a November ballot.
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Mary Grace 5K pivots to solidarity virtual fundraiser
The Mary Grace Memorial Foundation converts its annual Race with Grace 5K into a virtual event named Race in Solidarity set for Sunday Sept 27. Participants form teams of 10 for socially distanced walks or runs to honor cancer fighters, sharing experiences on social media after receiving a T-shirt. Grace died of breast cancer and the foundation supports families battling cancer.
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Brunswick Schools Approve $98.3 Million Spending Plan
Brunswick School Board approves a $98.3 million appropriations plan led by Treasurer Mark Pepera. The plan is 2.26 percent below 2020, cites state cuts and COVID-19 revenue issues, and notes temporary online-only operations for at least four weeks of the year.
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Medina County Covid cases top 1,400 as Ohio totals rise
Medina County reports 1,432 coronavirus cases since the start of the pandemic with 120 hospitalizations and 39 deaths. About 1,230 residents are presumed recovered. Ohio totals reach 145,165 cases with 4,623 deaths and 123,000 presumed recoveries.
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Trump faces suburban slip in Ohio as 2020 edge fades
Ohio Republicans report a sharp drop in Trump support across suburban areas from Cleveland to Dayton, signaling possible trouble for a second-term bid. While rural pockets remain favorable, strategists warn weak suburban margins could imperil wins in key Midwest states and reshuffle electoral outlook.
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