Chippewa Lake News

Celebration at Martin Luther King Jr. Freeway with Soul'd Out at 7:30 p.m. Fireworks at 9:45 p.m., synchronized to music.

The soft tapping filled the community room as the campers created pounded flower T-shirts as mementos of this year's Nature Study Camp at Friendly Hills Grange Camp on 5880 Friendly Hills Road.

The State Highway Patrol and Medina Township fire department officials have been looking for "Superman" -- a passerby who helped pull a burning car off another vehicle, saving an accident victim's life.

Two Brunswick teachers were recognized by the Martha Holden Jennings Foundation as a 2008-09 Lecture Series Scholar during a spring awards luncheon at Kent State University.

See photos of the abandoned amusement park! - Developers are planning to give new life to the site of an amusement park that has been abandoned since 1978.

There are trees growing through a wooden roller coaster that are taller than the coaster itself.

The first sign of real spring, besides the rise of my red tulips along the driveway, is a call from Brett Dunbar.

In an economy where many are talking about cuts, the Medina County Park District is about expanding.

Developers are planning to give new life to the site of a shuttered amusement park in northern Ohio.

CHIPPEWA LAKE TWP.: As a child, Janice Miller used to listen to the sounds of Chippewa Lake Park resonate through the neighborhood.

Robert and Linda Friedel have to move out of their Twilight Trail home by the end of the month, but the couple isn't crying the blues.

New growth at Chippewa Lake March 25th, 2009 No Comments Lisa Hlavinka The Gazette LAFAYETTE TWP.

Once the welcome spot for merry children and energetic teenagers, the sea-foam green ticket gates to the former Chippewa Lake Amusement Park are now posted with orange and black "No Trespassing" signs.

For the first time anyone can remember, a pair of bald eagles has built a home in Medina County.

The once-struggling Medina County Park District is busting out all over with development plans, improvements and land purchases.

Who is the keeper of your family's stories? Who looks after Grandpa's letters home from the war and the heirloom quilt? Who holds on to all the old photographs - and more importantly - can tell you the stories ...

Staff Writer MEDINA - Keith Heffernan's most prized possessions were lost in the fire that destroyed his home - one motorcycle, two cats and three bicycles.

Her death has been linked to the national salmonella scare. The family of a Medina woman is "demanding" change in federal food regulations.

MEDINA TRAFFIC:While investigating a trespassing complaint, police were told that the subject left.

Cincinnati, Ohio-based Christian "hard-hitting metal" band CORPUS CHRISTI will film a video for the song "Fight For Your King" today at Chippewa Lake Park in Ohio beginning at 2:00 p.m. EST.