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Cuyahoga County executive fires coroner, 7 others

CLEVELAND — The newly elected leader of Ohio’s largest county is firing eight county employees, including the coroner. In a sweeping reorganization of Cuyahoga County, government, County Executive...

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Girls basketball: Bees 1 victory away from title

LAKEWOOD — Medina’s girls basketball team moved a step closer to the Northeast Ohio Conference River Division championship Saturday, beating Lakewood 46-37. While the victory wasn’t the prettiest, the...

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OHSAA tourney: Brunswick, Wadsworth earn highest seeds

Medina County boys basketball coaches couldn’t help but be satisfied with the results of Sunday’s postseason tournament draws. Leading the way were Brunswick and Wadsworth. The Blue Devils received the...

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Brunswick junior bowler Kaitie Bator takes title

NORTH RIDGEVILLE — Kaitie Bator was shocked after she won Sunday’s Lorain County Division I Sectional title at Brunswick Zone. The Brunswick junior shot a career-best 247-243-211-701 series, as she...

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118 dogs found in Chippewa Lake home, society looks for homes

CHIPPEWA LAKE — More than 120 small-breed dogs are in need of new homes after the Medina County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals seized them from a home in Chippewa Lake on Friday,...

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Gymnastics: Kaely Becker makes good on 2nd chance

MEDINA — Two years ago, Brunswick’s Kaely Becker qualified for the district gymnastics meet. Then, two days later, she was told that a scoring error had been made and she would not be allowed to...

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Grizzlies cruise to 19th straight wrestling championship

By Ho Hoffman BARBERTON — The streak hit 19 consecutive titles for Wadsworth’s wrestling team Saturday as it outdistanced runner-up Barberton 235-171.50 to win the Suburban League Tournament and...

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Ohio’s cost for gas drops 11 cents, averages $3.03

COLUMBUS — Ohio gas prices have dipped amid a decline in oil prices that came after Egypt’s President Hosni Mubarak stepped down. A survey from auto club AAA, the Oil Price Information Service and...

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Police say West Salem man part of ‘rolling’ meth lab

HARRISVILLE TWP. — A West Salem man was apprehended Friday afternoon for allegedly having methamphetamine tucked away in his vehicle, and authorities believe the arrest was part of a “rolling” meth...

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Superman street signs go up around Cleveland

CLEVELAND — Street signs featuring that familiar red and gold “S” on Superman’s chest have gone up in the Cleveland neighborhood where the Man of Steel’s two creators once lived. The Plain Dealer...

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Tait still wants to broadcast games this season

LAFAYETTE TWP. — Joe Tait has lost 50 pounds, but not his desire to work. Now home resting after undergoing double-bypass surgery and an aortic valve replacement on Jan. 7, the longtime Cavaliers radio...

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Brunswick’s ‘Madd Chef’ is on TV

Brunswick “Madd Chef” Richard Cicic is hosting his own culinary television show on Brunswick Area Television. “Madd Chef’s Culinary Creations” is a joint effort of the Madd Chef’s Cafe, located on...

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Medina restructures its building department

MEDINA — The city is making a few changes to the Building Department as the retirement of building official Jon Parker approaches. Those changes include forming a Community Development Department and...

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Break leaves 130 homes without water

YORK TWP. — About 130 residences are under a boil alert after water service was shut down in the township for much of Wednesday. Medina County Sanitary Engineer Jim Troike said a water main broke...

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Lodi might supply water to BP station

HARRISVILLE TWP. — The owner of the BP station on Avon Lake Road is working out a deal with the county and Lodi in order to receive water from the village. The station, owned by Giant Oil, has well...

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Borders closes 200 U.S. bookstores, Medina store to be cut

MEDINA TWP. — While the Borders at Grande Shops Avenue prepares to close, the status of its 25 employees remains unknown. The Medina location was one of 200 stores — nearly 30 percent of Borders’ 642...

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Devils’ Cassi Bowen erupts for 28 points vs. Bulldogs

BRUNSWICK — Cassi Bowen stepped to the free throw line a whopping 20 times Wednesday. Each time the ball left her right hand, every inch of her body — from her ponytail to her hips to the brace...

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Girls basketball: Bees roll, clinch first league title in 15 years

MEDINA — Championship teams are only as good as their role players. On Wednesday night, Medina’s girls basketball had a gem in Kelsey Stolarski. The plucky 5-foot-6 guard hit big shot after big shot to...

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Tea party, union protesters head to Ohio Statehouse

COLUMBUS — Union protesters and tea party activists are expected to descend on the Ohio Statehouse today in opposing shows of force as senators hear more testimony on a bill that would strip public...

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Ohio firefighter praised in shooting to lose his job

MANSFIELD — An Ohio firefighter being praised for his quick action in a shopping mall shooting is about to lose his job due to budget cuts. Firefighter Ryan Landin from Mansfield in north central Ohio...

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