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Medina authorities find missing girl
CHIPPEWA LAKE: Medina County authorities found a 12-year-old girl today who had been missing since Thursday night.
' While many spend today relaxing or going to picnics, for elected officials, it means traveling across the county to march in parades.
Authorities Seek Help Locating Missing Medina County Man
Deputies are are on the lookout for a 64-year-old man suffering from dementia. Dorian Martin was last seen late Friday afternoon at his Chippewa Lake home.
2 Men Missing From Central Ohio
Ohio launched its missing adult alert system Friday and already NBC 4 reported on two missing adults.
By RICK NOLAND Assistant Sports Editor Jim Johnson, Jerry Jameyson, Ralph Waite, Howard Hunter, Don Gerspacher, Dick Alspach, Norris Welton and the boys still get together for breakfast every other month at The ...
Police on foot patrol at Birch Manor Apartments, 545 Birch Hill Drive, heard loud music from an apartment at 3:09 a.m. Monday and observed through a window two men and two women in their late teens and several ...
Christopher Salsbury, 27, of 1217 Meadowbrook Blvd., Brunswick, was charged with criminal damaging and persistent disorderly conduct following a fight outside of Rico's, 2175 Pearl Road, around 10:40 p.m. May ...
Medina: Railway museum open Saturdays
Categories: Entertainment The Northern Ohio Railway Museum will be open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturdays until Oct.
Bradley A. Romano was unanimously chosen the district's next high school principal at the Wednesday board of education meeting.
A Diary Found, And a World Recovered
“How do you abandon high style and pleasure? How can you be so warped as to pray in a woman's dress?”
The lilt of a Yiddish-Irish brogue is not heard often in northeastern Ohio. But thanks to the efforts of Eudice Landy Gilman, we can now connect Jewish Cleveland to the Emerald Isle. via Forward
9th Ohio District Court of Appeals ruling requires expert testimony...
“We won't be able to rely on the LTI-20-20 laser until this is resolved”
Lead-foot drivers nabbed with laser speed guns could cruise around charges if courts cannot show an expert has testified to the accuracy of the devices. via The Plain Dealer
Emerging leaders: Tonight's leadership ball marks 50th anniversary of honoring debutantes
“When I was a little girl, about 10 years old, I always thought the ladies were so beautiful”
Tonight at Weymouth Country Club, the spotlight will shine on 30 young women in ball gowns as the YWCA of Medina County presents the 2008 Spring Leadership Ball, marking the 50th anniversary of formally ... via Medina County Gazette
Stacy Greathouse, 24, of 117 Clovercliff Drive, Chippewa Lake, was stopped by a loss prevention officer at Super Kmart, 1105 N. Court St., at 5:48 p.m. Sunday after she allegedly stole $97.96 worth of tools. via Medina County Gazette
Builder suggests new courthouse
MEDINA: A local developer wants to build a municipal courthouse in downtown Medina as the cornerstone of a $15 million to $20 million project. via Akron Beacon Journal
Cloverleaf High School junior Corey Lance starts his 55-year-old Allis-Chalmers tractor, which he drove to school in Westfield Township on Friday. via Medina County Gazette
Flickr photoset of an abandoned amusement park in Ohio called...
Flickr photoset of an abandoned amusement park in Ohio called Chippewa Lake . Hidden on a lakeshore in Medina County is one of the state's most unique forgotten treasures: the abandoned amusement park called ... via Kottke.org
“It's very nice they [] [Read more ] Toro adds national title to resume March 26th, 2008 No Comments By ADAM FERRISE Special to The Gazette Branden Toro should be the poster child for the term "student-athlete.”
By MARIA KACIK Staff Writer Tonia Latarewicz of Chippewa Lake placed a gallon of milk in her cart at Hawkins Market in Medina, as she walked through the store's dairy section with her 2- and 8-year-old sons in ... via Medina County Gazette
Time frames: Passing on stories
“She was very scared of them. I did not believe her.”
Every once in a while, Don Wright calls to talk local history with me. The Wadsworth resident recently wrote down some of the stories he's shared with me, and in turn, I'd like to share them, too. via Medina County Gazette
Water, water everywhere ... and not a drop to drink? Proposed water-themed resorts seem to be a common topic of conversation these days at meetings in southern Medina County. via Medina County Gazette
Army tests recruiting plan in Cleveland: $40,000 bonus
“Those men came back from that fight and helped America be the nation that it is today.”
The Army rolled out its latest recruiting incentive Tuesday for a local audience of soldiers, civic leaders and a few old veterans who gave the effort a snappy salute. via Cleveland.com