Nicole Marie Lynch Fodor
Nicole Marie Lynch Fodor, of Moncure, North Carolina, died Monday, November 18, 2013, at UNC Hospitals in Chapel Hill. Nicole Fodor was born in Medina, August 24, 1980, to Barbara Kurzenberger Lynch...
View ArticleHelen T. Hronek
Helen T. Hronek (nee Mleh), 93, of Cleveland, passed away Tuesday, November 19, 2013. She was the beloved wife of the late Robert; loving mother of Cheryl Karabinus (Ted), Bonnie Cimino (Frank...
View ArticleThomas P. Deamon
Thomas P. Deamon, 79, of Brunswick Hills, passed away Tuesday, November 19, 2013. He was born October 30, 1934 in Cleveland. Thomas was a tool maker for Ford Motor Company. He served in the U.S. Army...
View ArticleLinda Sue Jenkins
Linda Sue Jenkins, 72, of Seville, died Tuesday morning, November 19, 2013 at Wadsworth-Rittman Hospital, following a sudden illness. Linda was born August 19, 1941 in Medina, to the late Virgil and...
View ArticleDiana Booth Henn
Diana Booth Henn, born August 24, 1943, in Michigan, to Doris (Snyder) and Leland Booth, passed away Wednesday, November 13, 2013, at Glenmont in Hilliard, Ohio. Diana had been a long time resident of...
View ArticleWrongful death suit filed over teenager’s suicide
Loren Genson and Kiera Manion-Fischer | The Gazette A year to the day after 14-year-old Deven Baab committed suicide, his father has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the Medina Schools, claiming...
View ArticleCity manager list down to two in Brunswick
BRUNSWICK — City Council members have narrowed the field to two in their hunt for a city manager. Council invited former Steubenville City manager Cathy Davison and former Dayton Fire Chief Larry...
View ArticleNo charges in fracas at A.I. Root Middle School
MEDINA — The city prosecutor has declined to file charges against a woman accused of bumping another parent who was trying to direct traffic Friday at A.I. Root Middle School, according to a police...
View Article11 bridges could receive repair aid
Eleven bridges in the county are eligible for repair or replacement dollars from the Ohio Department of Transportation. But when — and if — the work gets the green light remains a question. This bridge...
View ArticleHornets make history
Highland head coach Tom Lombardo talks to his team after beating Avon 24-21 to win the Regional Championship. (RON SCHWANE / GAZETTE) Albert Grindle The Gazette BRUNSWICK — It kept running the ball...
View ArticleHornets join elite company
Highland's Myles Houska and James Friedl (17) bring down Avon's Gerett Choat during the first quarter. (RON SCHWANE / GAZETTE) The 1995 and 2007 Brunswick Blue Devils now have company. The 2013...
View ArticleLawyer loses license for trafficking in bath salts
COLUMBUS — The Ohio Supreme Court on Thursday revoked the law license of a Wadsworth attorney convicted last month of trafficking in a dangerous drug. Harry E. Jackson, 65, of 5534 State Road, is...
View ArticleCourt log
The following people appeared in Medina County Common Pleas Court on Monday, according to county Prosecutor Dean Holman: • Shelby Metek, 19, Lafayette Road, Medina, sentenced to three years of...
View ArticlePolice: Driver high on crack flees
MONTVILLE TWP. — A Medina man was arrested after leading city police on a chase into Montville Township. James R. Mathes, 40, was pulled over by Medina police at South Court Street and Koons Avenue at...
View ArticlePatrol collecting food donations
The Medina post of the Ohio Highway Patrol is doing its part to put Thanksgiving dinner on the tables of needy families. The patrol, in partnership with Feeding Medina County, will conduct its second...
View ArticlePlaying not to keep
MEDINA TWP. — Mike Meadows isn’t asking for much from the “Turkey Bowl” charity football game he has hosted in his backyard for more than 20 years. “The goal is to raise a dollar more than last year,”...
View ArticleHoliday movie museum debuts during Candlelight Walk
The slide display from "A Christmas Story" stands at the head of Castle Noel's main room, and is open for rides. The year-round Christmas attraction officially opened Friday as part of the 29th annual...
View ArticleCandlelight Walk lights up Medina
Medina's Public Square is ablaze with lights for the holidays Friday, following ceremonies kicking off the 29th Candlelight Walk. More than 1,500 luminaria line the sidewalks of Medina's square and...
View ArticleLetter: Stepp broke promise (Updated with full text of letter)
Full text of Stepp termination letter Kiera Manion-Fischer | The Gazette Three years before he was placed on leave, Medina Schools Superintendent Randy Stepp reneged on a promise to forego a raise for...
View ArticleSafety sticks by comments
Scott Petrak The Gazette BEREA — Strong safety T.J. Ward wouldn’t take back a word. “I don’t regret what I said,” he said Wednesday. “I was frustrated of course, but if it happened again, I probably...
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