Medina County seeks funds to replace e pollbooks
Medina County Board of Elections asked the commissioners for about 600000 to replace outdated e pollbooks and buy printers and software from KNOWNNK under a three year contract. 250 units are planned to cover future precincts. The goal is delivery by January for use in the May 2023 primary, improving speed and security at polls.
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Kids decorate themed cupcakes at Cool Beans Medina
Children and parents gathered Tuesday morning at Cool Beans Café where John Lassiter read Put Me in the Zoo by Robert Lopshire, then guided the group in making yellow frosted cupcakes with colored candy toppers inspired by the book’s main character. Lassiter followed with Dr. Seuss Green Eggs and Ham readings.contact Scott Kriska at 330-721-4050 or skriska medina-gazette.com for similar events.
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Brunswick moves toward Market 42 plan and fire station project
Brunswick City Council advanced a rezoning to create Special Planning District 8 off Pearl Road near Arlington Drive for Market 42 a mixed use development with a farmers market 18 housing villas and nature trails The council also approved a fire station project at 1094 Hadcock Road with APP Architecture chosen for design up to 30 725 and updated plans for an inclusive playground open likely in October as crews finish concrete and surface work.
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Lodi Village OKs formation of community improvement corporation
Lodi Village Council approved two ordinances to form a CIC aimed at reclaiming and rehabilitating land. The mayor said the nonprofit body would boost economic development, allow borrowing and property development, and operate under local government control with future filings, board creation, and regulations. He noted plans for a CIC board and annual financial reporting. Nearby, potential buyers eye the Lighthouse Café site and Jenkins store, while a laundromat will replace the Sunoco gas station.
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