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Valley City will be jumpin’ Sunday

LIVERPOOL TWP. — Frog fanatics will flock to town this weekend for the yearly Valley City Frog Jump Festival. Between 600 and 700 frogs will compete, grouped into “flights” of 20, during the 51st...

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Cleaned, shined rec center reopens today

Kurt Gehring, recreation supervisor at the Medina Community Recreation Center, puts together a recently cleaned treadmill Friday. The center reopens today after its annual five-day maintenance...

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Fracking opponents: We’ll wait and see

Opponents of natural gas and oil drilling in Medina County are taking a skeptical, “wait and see” attitude to the news an Oklahoma-based energy company might quit its Harrisville Township well. Devon...

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Brunswick Hills in turmoil

BRUNSWICK HILLS TWP. — A police officer and attorney hired to help Chief Sharon MacKay administer the Police Department resigned last week after he received no response to a letter he wrote to trustees...

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Science Olympiad in Medina set for next spring

MEDINA — Elementary students will have the opportunity to participate in a Science Olympiad in Medina for the first time this school year. The tournament will be May 11 at Medina High School and will...

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Stocking up for school at rally

Dennis Somogyi, 11, left, and his brother Jason, 6, of Litchfield Township, receive backpacks filled with school supplies at the Buckeye Back to School Rally, on Monday at Zion Lutheran Church,...

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Fewer veterans in Medina County seeking aid

MEDINA — The number of veterans seeking emergency financial help has returned to pre-recession levels, according to Medina County Veterans Services. “We’ve seen an increase in vets going back to work,...

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High school golf: Hornets crush competition with 11-over 299

NORTON — Don’t mess with the Highland girls golf team at Barberton Brookside Golf Course. The Hornets did it again Monday at the par-72 layout, shooting 299 to win the Suburban League Preseason...

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Justin Masterson silences Angels in Indians’ 6-2 win

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Justin Masterson ended Cleveland’s 11-game skid in his previous start with a strong outing against Minnesota. He had another one Monday night against the Los Angeles Angels to help...

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Gareth Evison finds match at Walsh University

MEDINA — Gareth Evison has always felt comfortable with a soccer ball at his feet and fresh air around him. His business-like approach helped Medina win its first conference title in nearly a decade...

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Medina’s Madelynne Smith plays goalie at elite USA select camp

Don’t get Madelynne Smith wrong. She would rather be on the ice instead of enjoying the unseasonably warm summer of Northeast Ohio. The Medina resident has been quite comfortable between the posts of a...

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Browns: Josh Cribbs is helping out wide receivers

BEREA — It’s hard to keep a good football player down. And Joshua Cribbs is a good football player. So it should be no surprise that after his first season without a kick return for a touchdown in...

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Justin Roth, Brunswick win gold at Pine Hills for Tee-off Classic

HINCKLEY TWP. — Justin Roth and the rest of the Brunswick boys golf team have started down this road before. This year, they’re hoping for a different destination: the state tournament. Behind a career...

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Brunswick Hills trustees to discuss police chief’s response to problems

BRUNSWICK HILLS TWP. — Township trustees will meet at 4 p.m. today to discuss Police Chief Sharon MacKay’s response to allegations of serious personnel and management problems within her department....

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Medina business replaces Elyria boy’s stolen hearing aids

MEDINA TWP. — Thursday was a special sounding day for a 6-year-old Elyria boy. Ryan Gurcze was tested and fitted for free replacement hearing aids Thursday morning thanks to Bob Formoso, a hearing...

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Vintage vision in Sharon Township

Scott Hagan, of Jerusalem in southeast Ohio, uses a dry-brush technique Thursday to paint a sign on a barn at the Sharon Center Veterinary Hospital, 2131 Sharon Copley Road, Sharon Township. (GAZETTE...

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High school golf: Bees win Weiss Invitational again

ASHLAND — The Medina boys golf team remained red hot Thursday. Led by another even-par 72 from senior Patrick Luth, the Bees won the Weiss Invitational for the third consecutive season. Jessie Vorachek...

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QB Brandon Weeden solid as Browns beat Packers, 35-10

By Chris Jenkins GREEN BAY, Wis. — Eliminating major mistakes was the top priority for Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Brandon Weeden. The big plays, presumably, will come in time. Weeden showed...

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Jim Vaughn returns to Colts as volleyball coach

WESTFIELD TWP. — The most successful coach in Cloverleaf volleyball history is back on the bench. Jim Vaughn has agreed to return to the Colts, three years after stepping down to spend more time with...

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Urban Meyer brings optimism back to Columbus

By Rusty Miler COLUMBUS — On the day he was introduced as Ohio State’s 24th head coach last November, Urban Meyer outlined a relatively simple list of expectations for his players, his staff and...

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