Brian Lisik

Also in this week’s Brunswick Hills Township Police blotter, police report property damage in traffic crash.

Also in this week’s Avon Police blotter, a man reports being pepper sprayed by his wife.

Also in this week’s Hinckley Township Police blotter, an unlicensed motorcyclist is pulled over for speeding.

Also in this week’s Independence Police blotter, a ride-booking passenger is arrested for resisting officers during traffic stop.

The Brunswick School Board recognized 15 Brunswick High School students who recently participated in a state civics program that put them in company with former astronauts, journalists, athletes and United States presidents and vice presidents.

Police responded to a report of a man “hitting a child’s head against [a] car” at 7:49 p.m. Aug. 23. Reports did not indicate if any arrests were made, but

NEW FRANKLIN — The list of roads to be paved as part of the City of New Franklin’s 2026 paving project is now confirmed. New Franklin City Council Aug. 19 approved a change order to the city’s 2026 paving contract with Barbicas Construction Co., due primarily to simultaneous gas main work in the area by

COPLEY — The Copley-Fairlawn City Schools Board of Education Aug. 18 approved the district’s most recent financial forecast. Treasurer John Wheadon said the forecast remains in line with previous updates and the current levy schedule. “We are still negative spending for the next few years, and 2029 is when we go into negative fund balance,”

Brunswick High School senior Haley Sedlacek spent part of her summer vacation this year taking part in the 2026 NASA Glenn Research Center High School Engineering Institute.

Kidder sixth grader Grace Napier and her teacher, Elizabeth Rinkes, competed in the 2026 NBA Math Hoops Global Championship, June 22-25 in New York City.