Ian intensifies as hurricane nears Cuba and targets Florida
Hurricane Ian strengthened toward Cuba’s western tip and is forecast to reach Florida as a major storm. Forecasters warn of 14 foot surge in Cuba and 10 to 15 inches of rain in parts of Florida while Tampa Bay evacuations hinge on county plans. Florida leaders declare emergencies, mobilize guards, and urge immediate prep as NASA, schools, and shelters brace for impact.
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Havana
Ian
Cuba
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Hillsborough County Emergency Management
Timothy Dudley
Pinar del Rio
U.S. National Hurricane Center
Daniel Brown
Associated Press
Hurricane Center
Adyr Ladron
Cayman Islands
Wayne Panton
Tampa Bay
Hillsborough County
Bonnie Wise
Wise
Titusville
Ace Hardware
Bill Pastermack
Ron DeSantis
Gulf Coast
DeSantis
Florida State National Guard
Joe Biden
Department of Homeland Security
Federal Emergency Management Agency
NASA
Kennedy Space Center
Florida Peninsula
United States
Florida Keys
Welch
Pastermack
Suspects described after late night surveillance at local store
Three white male suspects in their late 20s linked to a case visited Sheetz wearing construction style clothing. Descriptions include a 6 ft 200 lb man with beard and tattoo. a 5 ft 8 in to 5 ft 10 in 170 lb man with goatee. and a 5 ft 8 in 170 lb clean shaved man. They were seen driving a maroon Ford F-250 Super Duty towing a trailer. Call the sheriff if you live near ladder style cell phone towers and see crews working late.
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Sheriff's Office
Girard
Sheetz
Lodi
Burbank
Local author visits Brunswick Middle School sparks writing pride
Author Megan Springstubb told students that being a writer matters even without publication. The event, organized with Medina County Library and Buckeye Book Fair, precedes the Nov. 5 Wooster book fair expecting about 100 authors. Reading celebrations encourage kids to feel proud of their reading and writing.
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Springstubb
Brunswick Middle School
Medina County District Library
Buckeye Book Fair
Springstabb
Kimberly Crislip Jarvis
Greystone
Wooster
Wadsworth REAP awards grants to sit-down restaurants
The REAP program uses a scoring matrix to award up to 50 000 for eligible full service sit-down eateries in Wadsworth. Grants may buy new equipment or fund projects to boost customer dining experiences and capacity. Drive-thru and carry-out venues are ineligible. startup ventures are limited to sit-down concepts.
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Springer
Ing
REAP
Wadsworth
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