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Medina Christmas Tree Farm Helps Deliver Christmas Spirit to Troop Families
This holiday season, Trees for Troops is expected to collect and deliver more than 15,000 Real Christmas Trees from across the nation to military families across the United States, as well as to soldiers serving overseas.
Visitor becomes irate when restroom request is denied: Medina Police Blotter
BATHROOM, N. SPRING GROVE: A N. Spring Grove resident informed police that a man asked to enter the home and use the restroom around 4 a.m. on Nov.
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Homes For Sale in Medina and Wadsworth, Ohio
These are brand new Howard Hanna listings on the market. The following list of homes for sale will be updated as new listings come on the market in Medina County.
Medina Council OKs Harmony Street work
Medina City will widen and resurface S. Harmony St., from E. Washington St. to E. Liberty St., beginning next spring.
Medina High School girls soccer: Queen Bees win state title
Medina defeated Dublin Coffman, 4-0, to win the Division I girls state soccer championship Saturday afternoon at Columbus Crew Stadium.
Ohio Police Agency Uses Facebook to Find Fugitives
A police department is updating the old practice of putting wanted pictures on post office walls by including mug shots of fugitives on its Facebook page.
Vandals have a busy night in Brandywine Drive area: Medina Police Blotter
DAMAGE, BRANDYWINE: One Medina neighborhood endured a rash of vandal activity after midnight on Nov.
Donations make for safer Medina homes, neighborhoods
Firefighters and volunteers in the community passed out free smoke detectors Sunday in older Medina neighborhoods.
Medina Schools participation fees leap after levy loss
MEDINA Just days after the failure of an incremental school operating levy, the Medina City School District implemented new pay-to-participate fees on students involved in district athletic and other extracurricular programs.
Template determines who makes school-closing list
Nine Columbus schools have dwindling enrollment, aging buildings and academic struggles.
Hanwell wins handily; former police chief is Medina's next mayor
Dennis Hanwell won't be out of public service for long. The former Medina Police Chief will have a new office in the same city come January after easily defeating two candidates Tuesday, winning more than 78 percent of the vote.
Grenfell, Freeman, Wilder take Medina board seats
MEDINA Although voters soundly defeated an operating levy on Tuesday's ballot, they left the makeup of the school board largely unchanged heading into next year.
Medina High grad embarks on abolition mission
O ne of the benefits of writing this column is that I often get to hear about the exciting adventures of Medina High School Graduates.
'Cooked' cook over-cooks food: Medina Police Blotter
SMOKE, REAGAN PARKWAY: An E. Reagan Parkway woman, who was allegedly intoxicated, overcooked her dinner, burning the food and filling the residence with smoke on Oct.
Voters OK renewal of Medina EMS services levy
The ambulances will still run in Medina. On Tuesday, Medina voters approved a five-year, 2.2-mill EMS renewal levy, which will continue funding for the city's emergency services through 2015.
Medina Sun Person of The Week: Dr. Thomas Tulisiak
Dr. Thomas Tulisiak of Medina was recently named Vice President Medical Operations for Medina Hospital.
Brunswick mayoral incumbent falls; Hanwell wins in Medina
Gary Werner wins mayoral race in Brunswick. Brunswick Mayor Dale Strasser was defeated by Councilman Gary Werner by a 1,000 vote margin.
Medina Council will bid farewell to two
When the Aug. 20 filing deadline passed for the Nov. 3 ballot, the names that weren't on the ballot drew almost as much attention as those that were.
Residents of the Medina City School District have a tough task this fall: Electing three school board members amidst an atmosphere dominated by talk of the proposed operating levy.