Brian Lisik is a reporter at cleveland.com. He specializes in covering city council, education, and law enforcement, with a focus on crime, public security, and local issues in Brunswick and surrounding areas. Lisik's work has been featured in The Repository and Akron Naturecare, and he has received multiple awards for his contributions to journalism.
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BRUNSWICK, Ohio --- Brunswick City School District (BCSD) officials have confirmed the validity of a bomb threat on a school bus Nov. 11
| BRUNSWICK, Ohio --- A dredging project at the North Park lake is expected to begin by December, following City Council's approval Nov. 11 of a contract with Fabrizi Trucking and Paving Co. not to exceed $809,000.
By: Brian Lisik
HINCKLEY TOWNSHIP, Ohio Impaired driver, Ridge Road Police found a man sleeping in his parked car at 10:46 p.m.
By: Brian Lisik
Also in this week’s Medina Police blotter, a police chase involving a motorcycle is terminated by police.
| School bus violation, Detroit Road A man was cited for illegally passing a stopped school bus at 9:42 a.m. Oct. 3.
FacebookTwitterEmailMessengerCopy LinkMessageShare SPRINGFIELD — Springfield Township Trustees Nov. 7 approved a $13,831 payment to Fallsway Equipment to equip a new cruiser. Police Chief Jack Simone thanked U.S Rep. Emilia Sykes and Summit County Sheriff Kandy Fatheree for their roles in securing federal funding for the purchase of the new Dodge Durango police vehicle. Simone said Springfield, like many communities, has struggled with funding such large purchases as cruisers.
By: Brian Lisik
Green Finance Director Steve Schmidt (left) was recognized by Mayor Rocco Yeargin at the Nov. 12 City Council meeting for the Finance Department’s 2024 Ohio Auditor of State Award with Distinction. Photo: Brian Lisik GREEN — Green City Council approved two pieces of legislation Nov. 12 to accept a $155,000 One Ohio Recovery Foundation grant
FacebookTwitterEmailMessengerCopy LinkMessageShare NEW FRANKLIN — New Franklin City Council Nov. 6 approved a resolution granting wage increases for certain part-time and full-time, non-union job classifications. Mayor Paul Adamson said the city has 61 full-time employees, with all police, fire and service department employees represented by unions and an 8% rank differential included in the contracts. He said the suggested non-union salary increases are based on both “merit and comparables.”
The annual Christmas Open House at the Tudor House Dec. 8 will feature a vast array of entertainment and attractions, including a live Nativity scene. Photo courtesy of the City of New Franklin
By: Brian Lisik
FacebookTwitterEmailMessengerCopy LinkMessageShare BARBERTON — Barberton City Council Nov. 12 approved a resolution authorizing Mayor William Judge to apply to the Barberton Community Foundation for a grant in the amount of up to $500,000 per year for up to 25 years.
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