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MEDINA — Election Day in Medina was last week and the city had several elected officials and a few important issues on the ballot.
MEDINA — This past weekend, the City of Medina celebrated their annual Candlelight Walk on the Square.
MEDINA — This past week, the Medina City School Board gathered to discuss how they will be moving forward after the failure of the bond issue and operating levy that was on the November 7 levy.
MEDINA — Medina County 4-H held their annual Volunteer Recognition Banquet last night to celebrate the last year and recognize those who helped the youth and run events in 2023.
MEDINA —On Monday, Medina City Law Director Greg Huber presented an ordinance at the city's Finance Meeting that would allow his office to get a full-time secretary.
Capricious Hair and Spa in Medina opened in October and just celebrated their Ribbon Cutting with City Officials.
Medina City Councilman Bill Lamb sat in on his last council meeting this week before stepping down as his term comes to an end and he retires.
School Board Treasurer David Chambers discussed the current five-year forecast for the school district.
Subscribers can gift articles to anyone MEDINA — City and county officials have been working over the last few years on court related projects.
Subscribers can gift articles to anyone MEDINA— The City of Medina is planning to celebrate the solar eclipse in April with a weekend full of activities ranging from educational and kid friendly to fun for adults.
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