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MONTVILLE TWP. - Organizers are expecting as many as 2,000 visitors to the sixth annual Scary Walking Path and trunk or treat at 6-8:30 p.m. today at Cobblestone Park. There is a 1,500-foot scary walk, as well as a Not So Spooky path for the →

Brunswick Historical Society seeks to save door to the past at Edwards Middle School

BRUNSWICK - Edwards Middle School is currently one of the oldest remaining buildings still in use in Brunswick and will be nearly 100-years-old when it comes down. Local historians don't want to see that history disappear with the demolition of the →

Five-lane road now open through Medina business district

MEDINA - After almost two years of construction and much to the happiness of the business owners along the corridor, a widening project along U.S. Route 42/North Court Street is almost complete. It's now a five-lane roadway through the heart of →

Brunswick teen Georgiana Hasrouni builds beats, performs as Little G Fresh

BRUNSWICK - Eight months ago, Brunswick High School sophomore Georgiana Hasrouni grabbed a microphone, walked on stage at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and became the first rapper to compete in the Tri-C High School Rock Off's 22 years. →

Published on Oct. 19, 2018 | Updated 2:11 a. m.

Montville Township police: Drugs, gun, bullet hole found during traffic stop

MONTVILLE TWP. — Police arrested two men for possession of drugs only to discover their vehicle had a bullet hole in it. Officer Ryan Gibbons stopped a 2006 Nissan on Medina Road near River Styx Road at 9:56 p.m. Sunday on an equipment →

Published on Oct. 19, 2018 | Updated 2:11 a. m.

ELECTION 2018: Gloria Glens seeks tax parity for fire service

Issue 6 What is it: Question to Gloria Glens Park residents about joining the Lafayette Township fire district and pay a 3.5-mill continuous levy and 2.5-mill, 15-year building levy. Duration: Continuous Purpose: Fire service Cost to homeowners: →

Published on Oct. 19, 2018 | Updated 2:11 a. m.

ELECTION 2018: Levy needed to run Health Department, commissioner says

Issue 4 What is it: a 0.27-mill renewal levy Duration: 10 years How much would it raise: $1.2 million annually. Purpose: Fund operations at the health department. Cost of homeowner: The owner of a $100,000 home will pay $7.85 a year in real estate →

Published on Oct. 19, 2018 | Updated 1:41 a. m.

East Smith Road to be closed until November

MEDINA — East Smith Road will remain closed until the second week of November, City Engineer Pat Patton said Thursday. Fabrizi Trucking & Paving Co. is handling the construction of Smith Road. Patton said it just finished tearing out the →

Published on Oct. 19, 2018 | Updated 1:36 a. m.

Medina County veterans served lunch share bond

MEDINA — As Dave Taylor said Thursday, many of the veterans at an annual luncheon held to honor aging servicemen might have fought in different wars. “But we all share the same bond,” the American Legion Post 202 commander said. →

Published on Oct. 19, 2018 | Updated 1:31 a. m.

Wadsworth superintendent to state: Money was promised

WADSWORTH — Superintendent Andrew Hill challenged Ohio Facilities Construction Commission officials to find room for roughly 700 students that would be displaced if a replacement for Central Intermediate School is not built. “There is a →

Published on Oct. 18, 2018 | Updated 12:11 a. m.

Medina students learn how to become road-ready

MEDINA — Quick 15-minute vehicle inspections could prevent major crashes down the road from cars that are not road worthy. That was the idea behind an initiative designed to keep local teens safe behind the wheel. On Wednesday, AAA Ohio →

Published on Oct. 18, 2018 | Updated 12:06 a. m.

Local trick-or-treat times; Medina Library event tonight

The following trick-or-treat nights have been sent into The Gazette. To add your community events, please email areanews@medina-gazette.com. Today Trick or Treat at the Library will be 6:30-8:30 p.m. at the Medina Library, 210 S. Broadway St., →

Published on Oct. 18, 2018 | Updated 12:06 a. m.

'Pamarazzi' documents Medina student life

MEDINA — Medina resident Pam Wagner, who is commonly known among Medina High School students as Pamarazzi, uses her love of photography to boost students. “Well, I’ve always loved photography and everything about news,” said →