School district names 2012 Friends of Education
(North Royalton) NORTH ROYALTON - The recipients included longtime supporter John Ranucci and the mayors of North Royalton and Broadview Heights.
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All around town
(Medina) MEDINA - On May 25, the third grade classes wrapped up a year's worth of learning about the Medina community with a tour of it.
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Four valedictorians help class bid goodbye to high school
(Northern Wayne) CRESTON - Norwayne's class of 2012 said hello to adulthood May 27.
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Lady Bombers take second - Wadsworth Post
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Students haul buckets of pop tabs - Southern Medina Post
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Mikayla Grecenuk D.A.R.E. car slogan winner - Eastern Medina Post
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County allocated $930K to raze blighted houses - Eastern Medina Post
All around town
MEDINA - On May 25, the third grade classes wrapped up a year's worth of learning about the Medina community with a tour of it.
Read MoreRenacci campaign contributors under investigation
MEDINA - The FBI and Justice Department confirmed last week they are investigating the legality of $100,000 in campaign contributions from Suarez Corp. employees to both U.S. Rep. Jim Renacci and U.S. Senate candidate Josh Mandel.
Read MoreBucks' Gallagher sits, then shines
Buckeye junior Ryan Gallagher, like many athletes this past weekend, dropped out of a distance race rather than run two of them. The strategy worked, as he won the 3200-meter regional title.
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Mikayla Grecenuk D.A.R.E. car slogan winner
'Together we can make a difference'
Read MoreBy Rita Jean Wagar Post Contributor Shortly after a 2011 Chevrolet Camaro, valued at $31,000, was donated to the Medina County Sheriff's Office for the use of the Highland D.A.R.E. program by Dan and Sherri Buck of Buck Chevrolet, Sheriff Neil Hassinger suggested asking the D.A.R.E. students for ideas using the vehicle to best exemplify the common goal of the sheriff's office, school personnel and parents - to resist drugs and violence.
Read MoreTeens learn about dangers of distracted driving
A SIDNE vehicle that simulates effects of distraction and impairment while driving made a stop at the high school.
Read MoreRobonerds take third at world championship
Teams traveled to Michigan to take on teams from around the world.
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Students haul buckets of pop tabs
Eighth grade students enjoyed a treat from McDonald's after delivering 18 five-gallon buckets of pop tabs collected by Pirate Pride team 222.
Read MoreBronze Award project 2012
The Junior Girl Scout Troop #42 from Westfield Center recently completed their Bronze Award Project.
Read MoreCounty plans to revive consortium to protect water
MEDINA - The inactive Southern Medina County Water Management Consortium was created to protect underground aquifers and may be revived because of new oil and gas wells being drilled in the area.
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Seniors citizens present $69,000 to commissioners
MEDINA - Medina County Seniors Inc. presented the county with a check for $69,000 which came from a trust they formed 50 years ago to build a senior center in Medina.
Read MoreCurtailing electric use to save county $73,000
MEDINA - An unusual agreement to cut power at the Liverpool Wastewater Treatment Plant during periods of peak electricity demand is expected to earn the county $73,000 in curtailment fees from power companies over the next three years.
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Four valedictorians help class bid goodbye to high school
CRESTON - Norwayne's class of 2012 said hello to adulthood May 27.
Read MoreChippewa seniors serve
On May 25, the senior class of CHS spent the day in community service with work crews all over the community.
Read MoreChipps' Lowe ninth in region
Chippewa sophomore Ashton Lowe finished one spot shy of a spot on the podium at the Bedford Division II Regional track meet.
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Making up for her shortcomings
NORTON - High jumper Kailene Allis qualifies for the state track meet after battling four years of obstacles and injuries.
Read MoreClass of 2012
Norton High School held its annual commencement exercises May 29, sending off the 181 graduates.
Read MoreLady Bombers take second
Congratulations to the Ohio Lady Bombers for taking second place in the Green Lighting Tournament.
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School district names 2012 Friends of Education
NORTH ROYALTON - The recipients included longtime supporter John Ranucci and the mayors of North Royalton and Broadview Heights.
Read MorePersonnel shuffling continues for police, fire
NORTH ROYALTON -- Police swear in new lieutenant and search for two sergeants and a patrolman, meanwhile fire looking for two firemen and a lieutenant.
Read MoreRoyalton girls sing National Anthem at Indians game
CLEVELAND - Saint Albert the Great School fourth-graders sang the National Anthem at an Indians game.
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Two house blazes keep firefighters busy Memorial Day weekend
STRONGSVILLE - The Strongsville Fire & Rescue Department was kept busy over the Memorial Day weekend as personnel responded to two separate house fires.
Read MoreParkinson leaving school district
STRONGSVILLE - Treasurer Bill Parkinson has told the board of education that he will be resigning from his position effective Aug. 1.
Read MoreFacility plan gets positive feedback
STRONGSVILLE - The school district held community meetings to get input from residents about a facility plan. While feedback was positive, attendance was low.
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Lady Bombers take second
Congratulations to the Ohio Lady Bombers for taking second place in the Green Lighting Tournament.
Read MoreSchool board adopts five-year financial forecast
WADSWORTH - The Wadsworth Board of Education adopted updates to the district's five-year financial forecast during its May meeting.
Read MoreLawn sprinkling schedule
WADSWORTH – The city has released its lawn sprinkling schedule, which will be in effect from June 1 until Sept. 31.
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