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Unwanted guest with meth arrested; woman in Mercedes arrested for drunk driving: Brook Park police blotter
BROOK PARK, Ohio – Arrest warrant served, possession of drugs & drug paraphernalia: Leslie Drive. A wanted Brook Park man, 45, was arrested at about 8 p.m. Aug. 13 on Leslie. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may...
Gerald Phillips files complaint over Avon Engineer's handling of Grand Esplanade project
Avon Lake attorney Gerald Phillips filed a complaint with the Ohio Board of Engineers and Surveyors on Monday, alleging ethical misconduct from Avon Engineer Ryan Cummins while handling the Grande Esplanade development project. The issues Phillips, representing Avon developer Pete Restivo, identified in the yearslong planning process for the development...
Bid accepted for Medina County Park District's barn renovations
LAFAYETTE TWP. — The Medina County Park District Board of Commissioners accepted and awarded a bid on Wednesday for a barn renovation project at Buckeye Woods Park. “We’ve talked about this at least once earlier this year,” Medina County Park District Director Nate Eppink said. “We did go out to bid last year, and we got no bids. So, we revised the engineer’s estimate with the architect. We’ve now gone out to bid and we have a viable path forward.”
Medina police chief urges motorists, pedestrians to exercise caution at crosswalks
MEDINA, Ohio – Police Chief Ed Kinney strongly urges both motorists and pedestrians to take extra care around the city’s crosswalks, especially those in Medina’s square. “We have had several crashes in the square,” Kinney said. “Just a few weeks ago we had a pedestrian struck by a driver and the crash ended up being fatal as the 72-year-old female pedestrian has passed away. Just this morning we had a mother and daughter who were pedestrians and were bumped by a motorist. Fortunately, they were not injured.”
From coffee to courtroom, Berea law student hones key skills at Dunkin’: Around The Town
BEREA, Ohio — Summer Husein, a 2020 Berea-Midpark High School graduate and $1,000 winner in Dunkin’s 2024 “Inspire” Essay Contest, said the money will help to pay for her semester’s expenses as she works toward a law degree at Case Western Reserve University. Husein, a...
Shelby City Schools prioritizing attendance as school year begins
SHELBY — Shelby City Schools has its sights set on improving student attendance. Paul Walker, Shelby assistant superintendent, said the district is aiming to continue lowering chronic absenteeism rates at each of its buildings. “Attendance is so important for success in school,” he said during Monday’s Shelby Board of...
Chronic Absenteeism: A Crisis Escalating in Northeast Ohio Schools
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) -As summer ends and school bells ring, a silent crisis looms over Northeast Ohio schools – chronic absenteeism. 19 Investigator Gabby Hart explores this growing issue that threatens the future of our children. “Is this a crisis? Oh, absolutely, it’s a crisis...” says Hedy Chang, executive...
Crystal Ball: Ashland picked to finish third in OCC
ASHLAND — Pigskin prognosticators across northern Ohio have read the tea leaves and the results are in. Reporters and commentators from media outlets across the region took part in a preseason high school football poll in an attempt to determine champions in eight conferences encompassing 17 of Ohio’s 88 counties. Here are the results:
College Corner, Medina County
Bowling Green State UniversityLocal students who graduated this summer from Bowling Green State University include:. From Brunswick -- Ryan Brady, Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice; Nicole Nagy, Bachelor of Arts; Alexander Bartschi, Master of Accountancy; Piper Nelson, Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice; Piper Nelson Bachelor of Science in Social Work; Alyssa Olah, Bachelor of Science in Aviation; Jacob Lebold, Bachelor of Science and Dylan Hengst, Bachelor of Science in Nursing. From Medina -- Andrew Slisko, Bachelor of Science in Education; Hannah Gerspacher, Master of Accountancy; Annamarie Long, Grad ECEd Gr4-5 Gen Endorsement and Joseph Vincek, Bachelor of Science. From Valley City -- Ashley Molnar, Bachelor of Science in Education.
Not cool, air conditioning unit missing: Fairview Park Police Blotter
On Aug. 13 a resident reported an acquaintance used his credit card without permission. The investigation is ongoing. On Aug. 14 a 42-year-old Cleveland man was arrested during a traffic stop after a registration check revealed he had a felony arrest warrant. The man was taken to Cuyahoga County Sheriff’s office to be held for court.
Richland Academy of the Arts launches campaign for building renovation
MANSFIELD — The most recent capital project undertaken at Richland Academy of the Arts began 26 years ago. Michael Benson, RAA executive director, is now spearheading the non-profit organization’s “Empower the Arts” capital campaign — announced Thursday evening during a program with Mansfield business leaders and city officials.
See all homes sold in Elyria, Aug. 12 to Aug. 18
The following is a listing of all home transfers in Elyria reported from Aug. 12 to Aug. 18. There were 29 transactions posted during this time. During this period, the median sale for the area was a 927-square-foot home on Harvard Avenue in Elyria that sold for $161,000. 95 High...
Crestview's Dylan Burge voted Ashland County Preseason Football Player of the Year
Crestview football player Dylan Burge was voted as the Ashland Times-Gazette Preseason Football Player of the Year ahead of the high school football season. The voting took place from Friday, August 16 to Thursday, August 22. Eight players were selected as Preseason Football Player of the Year candidates from Ashland County and...
The 40th annual St. Jude Parish festival
The 40th annual St. Jude Parish festival, noon to 7 p.m. Sept. 1 at St. Jude Church/School, 590 Poplar St., Elyria. Food, entertainment, kids games, bingo, miniature golf, a cake wheel, drawings for five cash prizes of $250, $500, $750, $1,000 and the grand prize of $2,000. Raffle tickets will be on sale at the festival or 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday at the St. Jude Rectory, 590 Poplar St., Elyria. The raffle drawing will be at 7 p.m. that evening. Winner need not be present.
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