Brian Lisik is a reporter at Sun News. He specializes in covering city council and school news, as well as crime and justice topics, with a focus on public education and urban development. Lisik's work has been featured in The Repository, Akron Naturecare, and cleveland.com.
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Also in this week’s Medina Police Blotter, a fallen tree downs power lines.
New resource will bring confidential support services directly to victims throughout Medina and Summit counties
By: Brian Lisik
Also in this week’s Avon Police blotter, police find a firearm inside a car during a traffic stop.
Medina County Park District officials anticipate the facility will be open by summer 2027
By: Brian Lisik
A proposed new staff parking lot in the site plan, however, was tabled by the planning commission for further discussion.
By: Brian Lisik
After months of negotiation between county and City of Brunswick officials, the draft plan does not include a guaranteed waiver from flow-control requirements requested by the city.
After months of negotiation between Medina County and City of Brunswick officials, the draft plan does not include a guaranteed waiver from flow-control re
Officials say legislation does not target chickens LAKEMORE — Lakemore Village officials are putting nuisance animal owners on alert, but Village Council members stressed at the Aug. 3 Council meeting that a new nuisance ordinance in the village is not targeting specific animals. “To clarify, this is not an ordinance to take away chickens,” said
COPLEY — The Copley Township Board of Trustees has approved placing a three-year, 1.7-mill fire levy on the Nov. 3 General Election ballot. The board approved legislation to place the levy on the ballot at the July 27 meeting, with Trustee Bruce Koellner absent. Trustee Scott Dressler said the board looked at both a permanent
By: Brian Lisik
BARBERTON — With a projected district budget deficit of $11 million by Fiscal Year 2028, the Barberton City Schools Board of Education July 29 approved a salary freeze for the 2026-27 school year for all administrative and administrative assistant staff. The board also approved an addendum to Superintendent Jason Ondrus’ contract through July 31, 2029,
