The Brunswick Post

May 17, 2012

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Officers, community celebrate National Police Week

BRUNSWICK - A free, four-hour event allowed residents of all ages the chance to get up close to mounted officers, bomb squad apparatus and tactical vehicles.

Mapleside traffic concerns mount

BRUNSWICK - Pearl Road business owners told city council this week that they are looking to the city to help remedy parking and traffic issues associated with Mapleside's special events.

Photo by JUSTINA SAXBY
Brunswick junior Gabbie Bulic verbally committed to the University of Michigan to play volleyball. She also is a three-year starter for the Blue Devils’ basketball program.

BRUNSWICK - Brunswick junior Gabrielle Bulic verbally commits to play volleyball for Wolverines.

Henwood named county planning director

Expert predicts houses likely to replace farms in Medina County

Petroleum engineer predicts economic boom in Ohio

A learning experience

Seville man injured in one-car wreck

(Norton) NORTON - A 42-year-old Seville man was injured when his SUV rolled on Interstate 76.

Photos by KATIE SAXON
About 200 walkers, volunteers and sponsors kicked off The Salvation Army's annual Walk-the-Talk Walk-a-Thon May 12 at Memorial Park.

Walk-a-Thon benefits educational programs

(Wadsworth) WADSWORTH - The Salvation Army's Walk-the-Talk Walk-a-Thon raised money for educational programs May 12.

Photo by GAYLE FOSTER
Twenty belly dancers shook it up as a

Belly dancers surprise shoppers

(Southern Medina) LODI - A "flash mob" of belly dancers descended upon Lodi Station Outlet to raise awareness about domestic abuse and the help available to victims.