Friday Jun 26 | The Medina Gazette
Decking out their brand-new digs
With the help of her mother and sister, Ashley Novince of Brunswick placed some kitchen and bathroom items she received in her brand-new apartment at the Medina Creative Housing development.
The American Red Cross Blood Services will have bloodmobiles available at the following times and locations.
Chatham Community Church 6423 Avon Lake Road, corner of state Route 83 and Route 162.
Brunswick United Methodist Church 1395 Pearl Road, 225-3179. First Christian Church 3611 Center Road; 225-2998; brunswickfcc.org a Worship time, 11 a.m.; Sunday School for Children, 11 a.m. The Rev.
Defense: A 'masked man' did it
A "masked man" forced Shaun Cleland to go with him to David Heinricht's Brunswick apartment and apparently killed him while Cleland watched, defense attorney Frank Gasper said Wednesday during his opening arguments.
Save Ohio Strays has golf outing in Hinckley
Save Ohio Strays will host "Putt for Paws," its second annual golf outing, July 18 at Skyland Golf Course, 2085 Center Road, Hinckley.
It's Friday, and as the sun sinks behind the Victorian landscape on the west side of Medina's town square, members of the Medina Community Band carry their instruments into the gazebo in the park.
Are dark economic clouds clearing?
Like the rain clouds that have recently parted to reveal blue skies, there appears to be some rays of sunshine amid the dark economic clouds these days.
Brunswick firefighters investigate cause of blaze at Laurel Hill apartments
Brunswick: Fire destroys seven cars, causes extensive damage
A working fire at the Aspen Lake Apartments over the holiday weekend enlisted seven fire departments and caused extensive damage.
Mock crash offers graphic warning
A boy in his tux and a girl in her prom gown slumped behind the wheel of a crumpled sedan.
Brunswick officials planning fall job fair
Based on the turnout of last month's city-sponsored job and career fair, city officials say they are now planning a second event to take place later this year.
Of dust bunnies and books May 5th, 2009 Maria Kacik The Gazette MEDINA - Local artist Sarah Jane Ingraham and author Jeanne Morse managed to keep the attention of a group of 4- and 5-year-olds for much of Monday morning.
Hike for Hounds dog walk will benefit Greyhound Adoption of Ohio
Greyhound Adoption of Ohio will host the Hike for Hounds all-breed dog walk May 3 at Redwing Picnic Area in Hinckley.
Students offer lunch at CVCC dining room
North Royalton's Joe Peachy checks an order as servers Phillip Zimmerman and Michael Grant wait for their customers' food.
AKRON Deliberations go on AKRON: Jury deliberations are scheduled to continue today in the Summit County trial of the last co-defendant in the Evergreen financial fraud case.
Brunswick police nab impaired drivers at sobriety checkpoint
Several motorists were taken into police custody and charged with driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol as part of a sobriety checkpoint set up by Brunswick police.
Three people were charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated Saturday during a checkpoint to crack down on drunken drivers.
Job fair is April 30 in Brunswick
Looking for a new job or a new career path to walk down? If so, the Brunswick Community Recreation & Fitness Center is the place to be April 30.
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