The Southern Medina Post

May 17, 2012

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Twenty belly dancers shook it up as a

Belly dancers surprise shoppers

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

Photo by GLENN WOJCIAK
County commissioners proclaimed May Older Adults Month in Medina County and presented representatives from the Medina County Office of Older Adults with a proclamation to mark the occasion. Pictured here with the proclamation are, from left, Commissioners Pat Geissman and Steve Hambley; Joan Zrilich, Laura Toth and Curt Shepler from the Office of Older Adults and Commissioner Adam Friedrick.

MEDINA - County commissioners call for all to take advantage of the knowledge and experience of our older neighbors and relatives during Older Americans Month.

Chatham trustees approve uniform purchase

CHATHAM - Trustees approved a standardized look for fire department personnel and authorized the expenditure and discussed other matters at their May 8 meeting.

Chatham trustees approve uniform purchase

Phillips makes a scene

A learning experience

Safety Town planned for Windfall School

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.

Officers, community celebrate National Police Week

(Brunswick) 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.