Medina, OH News

• Medina, OH News
• Firm tests for oil, gas on Rt. 303
• ODOT may widen Route 18
• Summer Reding Celebration at MCDL
• Boyert wins 800, 1,600
• Medina, Brecksville in showdown
• Pirates look forward to playing champs
• State’s high court dismisses challenge to allow gay marriage
• Medina’s Bobbi Langlois pitches two-hitter in win vs. Aurora
• Weekend Memorial Day events in Medina County
• Ohio prep school to test students, staff for drugs
• Nothing foul about Medina’s Jen Sansonette
• Jacob Dunbar begins quest for tennis title
• Tribe looks legit after sweep of Detroit
• Track & field: Caleb Kupetz has reason to smile
• Black River to play reigning softball champion
• Cloverleaf Schools saves $500,000 in health insurance
• Girl’s letter to airman father wins top prize in essay contest
• State legislators to vote on new drilling rules
• Jobless rate in Medina County falls below 6 percent
• Judge John J. Lohn keeps Lodi teenager’s trial open
• State treasurer returns campaign money under investigation
• Teen suspect in Chardon school slayings due in court
• Regional softball: Two big innings are difference for Pirates
• Pirates’ bottom three hitters come out on top
• Casey Kotchman key in Tribe’s win
• Medina’s 4×800-meter team still on the right track
• Hornets’ Calvin Rhoads is headed to state meet
• Highland High School is hosting a wrestling camp
• State’s high court upholds Ohio smoking ban
• Saving with grace
• FBI confirms campaign investigation of U.S. Rep. Jim Renacci
• High school softball: Bees play Aurora Thursday in regional action
• Pirates’ softball team is thriving on emotion
• Track & field: It’s time to take care of business
• Sam Kraus finishes career in style for Buckeye
• Cavs’ Kyrie Irving, Tristan Thompson earn rookie honors
• $19 million repaving project for I-76 closes state Route 57 entry
• Brunswick to help Hills’ with road salt woes
• Daryl Kubilus a finalist for job with North Canton Schools
• New Ohio law ends labeling of pit bulls as ‘vicious’
• Jim Renacci’s Congressional campaign probed by feds
• 30 jobs could be cut if Buckeye Schools’ levy fails in Aug.
• High school softball: Bobbi Langlois loves being the closer
• Dagmar Smith’s return gets Pirates back on roll
• Wildcats play like baseball champs vs. Bucks
• Tribe: Kenny Lofton joins the Chris Perez fray
• Cloverleaf senior physics students have show-and-tell final
• Treasurer leaving Cloverleaf Schools; super looking elsewhere
• Medina County commissioners extend SPCA lease
• ORMACO Announces 5th Anniversary World Tour of Music
• Ohio’s second casino almost ready for opening
• Firefighters rip it up in Liverpool Twp. training session
• Ohio pair get engaged after running half-marathon
• Fatal weekend motorcycle crash kills Wadsworth man
• Medina County Sports Hall of Fame: Drew Saylor is living his dream
• Wadsworth’s Michelle Farr finishes 13th in Rite Aid Marathon
• Medina County pair helps Ohio State rowing teams shine
• Jacob Dunbar finally meets his match in tennis
• Track & field: Buckeye’s 4×1 relay stuns the field
• Will Hiteshue off to Mount Union for football
• Child’s play for all ages at Chalk Art Festival
• Fatal motorcycle crash in Wadsworth
• Wadsworth man faces murder charge in fatal crash
• Brunswick adopts advertising policy for city transit
• Medina seeks input on brownfields funds
• COURT LOG: May 19, 2012
• Fire’s cause is undetermined
• Dream night turns into nightmare
• Boyert paces Medina
• Zidd satfisfied with effort
• Day-care operator in Ohio charged in child-porn probe
• Ohio unemployment rate down for 9th straight month
• Medina couple to pitch business at 8 tonight on ABC reality show
• Infant girl’s death possibly due to SIDS
• Pirates dominate, win first district softball title
• Bucks can’t shake nerves in baseball loss to Tallmadge
• Blue Devils can’t overcome critical errors vs. Hudson
• Pioneers beat Bees to win softball title outright
• John Guilford spins away with discus title
• Jacob Dunbar remains perfect on year in tennis
• Medina County Kiwanis name Students of the Year
• Ohio House panel OKs exotic animal regulation plan
• Fire destroys warehouse in downtown Medina
• Court to consider location of NE Ohio bomb-plot trial
• Blue Devils are flawless in district baseball win
• Bucks’ baseball team will not be scared vs. Tallmadge
• Pirates snatch a second change with win over Trinity
• Jacob Dunbar is raring to go in district tennis
• Medina 4x800s rule on the first day of postseason
• Track & field: Leah Runkle, Brian Livingstone secure championships
• Brunswick is looking to improve city parks
• Fire scorches warehouse in downtown Medina
• Is Dust Causing Your A/C To Struggle? Time For A Service Call
• Grafton woman dies this morning in Liverpool Twp. crash
• Stolen church bell from Pennsylvania turns up in Ohio
• UPDATE: Grease fire closes Dominic’s restaurant in Medina
• Bees softball squad advances to first regional since 2003
• It’s time to believe hype: Vanessa Scoarste is the real deal
• Blue Devils, Hornets are remarkably similar in baseball play
• Kyrie Irving named NBA Rookie of the Year
• Dropped baton led Bees’ Robert Robinson to distance events
• High school baseball: Have no fear, Chad Sedio Nation is here
• Federal help available to workers at Industrial Plastics
• Ohio might allow teenagers to do driver’s education online
• Prevailing wages issue raised by Medina residents
• Statewide texting ban to clear Ohio Legislature
• District softball: Bees carry Division-I hopes
• Copley Indians still own the Grizzlies
• Shin-Soo Choo comes through for Tribe
• High school baseball: Hornets not in sharing mood vs. Grizzlies
• Unique event helps bring competitors close to nature
• Brunswick’s Hadcock Road Phase III to go forward
• Sweet! McJak wants to rename road in Medina
• Sweet! McJak wants to rename road in Medina
• Cleveland streets shut down as crowds head to casino opening
• Valley City man dies in motorcycle crash in Lorain County
• Drivers pay less for gas in Ohio as oil prices drop
• Cuyahoga County leaders to discuss Ohio Turnpike’s future
• Bees vs. Colts highlights semifinal softball action
• Track & field: Natalie Zidd adds two more golds to great career
• Cloverleaf’s Jacob Dunbar makes it 2-for-2 in tennis
• Florida’s Taylor Burke wins SEC outdoor title
• Hornets split to end softball season, 14-12
• Medina County Sports Hall of Fame: Sam Gorfido is ‘Mr. Medina’
• Seville library shows off some new skin
• Getting something for mom
• Some lip-dub pub for the Bees
• Looking For Tips On Improving Indoor Air Quality For Allergy Suffers?
• Brunswick woman pleads guilty in teen sex case
• Buckeye Primary School students get down on the farm
• 9-year-old obese Ohio boy sheds weight, returns home
• High school baseball: Duck snort lifts Blue Devils past Nordonia
• Heavenly effort by Bees’ pitcher Megan Paradise
• Tenth man gives Bees a big boost vs. Colts
• Track & field: Buckeye runs away with PAC title
• Three Medina countians pocket track & field crowns
• Hornets win ugly baseball game vs. Bulldogs
• 2012 'Top Scholars' Recognition Dinner
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• Grafton woman killed in crash, Medina truck driver OK
• Ohio’s high court denies appeal of man’s murder conviction
• Summit County finishes its part of Towpath Trail
• Dan Gilbert will leave nothing to chance at NBA lottery
• Bees edge Comets in Northeast Ohio Conference meet
• Old curse exorcised by Colts’ softball team in win
• Medina County tennis trio remains in hunt for districts
• Panthers rock-solid in five-inning win vs. Black River
• Alyssa Horton tosses three-hitter for Grizzlies
• Medina Twp. trustees propose zoning changes
• Capturing the charm of the Public Square
• Poll says Ohioans favor income tax paid by oil, gas drillers
• Emergency personnel will switch to new radio frequency
• The Grizzlies’ softball team is streaking at right time
• Brunswick’s Gabrielle Bulic to play volleyball for Michigan
• Sailors live up to expectations, beat Bucks in softball
• Track & field: Buckeye is sitting in first after PAC meet
• Medina County tennis players get taste of home court
• Aces are wild in Lafayette for golf
• Medina resident to lead county planning agency
• Nearly 300 people lose power after semi hits pole
• Brunswick police need help identifying theft suspect
• United Way Day Of Action
• ORMACO TO OFFER FREE ART LESSONS
• Man pleads not guilty in Ohio for U.S. Navy charity scam
• Lake Road project to start, detours begin Wednesday
• 32 Ohio National Guard troops return from overseas
• Track & field: Hornets, Sarah Carpenter step up at right time
• Tribe takes two games against the White Sox
• Perfect softball plays by Orangemen oust Blue Devils
• Pirates’ baseball squad stuns the Raiders
• Wadsworth swimmer Mike Pavlak hooks up with CSU
• Injury doesn’t stop Ashley May from getting softball scholarship
• Middle-schoolers take part in biking activity to improve health
• Tainted dog food pulled in Ohio
• 5 suspects charged in Ohio bomb plot due in court today
• 29 local lifesavers recognized for courage, volunteering
• Funds to fix homes available today
• Tribe clips the Rangers Sunday afternoon
• Pirates just miss track & field title in New London
• Softball: Black River sinks the Sailors
• Blue Devils sweep Eagles in baseball action
• Medina swept at New Albany in lacrosse
• College notes: Brunswick’s Chris Ward named OCCAC pitcher of week
• ‘Pawsing’ for a treat at adoption event
• Cloverleaf goes to finals
• Woman’s purchase reunites man, flag
• Mayor: Chief followed terms
• SPCA reducing adoption fees
• Damon’s start is par for course
• Cleveland shows its fans it can play with big boys
• Gasper’s always on the move
• Berea game still haunts 1992 players
• 7 injured at Kent State in 1970 shooting want answers
• Ohio Civil Rights Commission: Brunswick apartment officials violated fair housing law
• State Highway Patrol to unveil aircraft replica
• Once again, Buckeye finds way to baseball win
• Lake Erie Crushers nab Highland’s Ben Klafczynski
• Wadsworth’s Paige Szabat finds home in W. Va.
• Bees, Blue Devils primed for NOC tennis tourney
• Ryan Earle hurls two-hitter for Wadsworth
• Local Corner: Two area teams excel in the pool
• Medina’s national day of prayer service doesn’t attract many
• Windfall School’s art festival lets students’ spirits soar
• Five men indicted in alleged bomb plot near Brecksville
• What’s Happening at The MCSESC - April 30, 2012
• Hinckley police seek help identifying burglars
• Texting ban bill heads to Ohio Senate for a vote
• Fired deputy in Akron ordered inmates to dance
• Mammoth homer puts Hornets in driver’s seat for SL crown
• ‘Stangs earn River Divison baseball title share in win vs. Blue Devils
• Jessie Gearhart gives up basketball to play soccer at Walsh
• Bucks forge three-way tie atop Stars Division
• Medina pitcher Bobbi Langlois is perfect in softball win
• Track & field: Katie Toporowsky leads Medina past Mustangs
• Woman tells Cloverleaf students about son’s death at pre-prom event
• Kaitlin Kennedy of Buckeye Local Schools Receives the Franklin B. Walter Award
• Ohio’s future oil, gas tax picture up for debate
• Cloverleaf Schools offers a recovery plan
• Ohio Senate panel to make changes to texting bill
• Obituaries for May 2, 2012
• High school baseball: Jake Suran delivers game-winner for Highland
• Brandon Kutrubs pitches two-hitter for Brunswick
• Brunswick’s Selena Pasadyn to run cross country, track at Harvard
• Track & field: Bucks’ Tyler Yurik jumps at major challenge
• High school tennis: Jacob Dunbar reigns in singles again
• Bees no match for lacrosse state champs
• Wadsworth principal Erin Simpson named best in Ohio
• 5 men arrested, wanted to blow up Brecksville-area bridge
• State Route 57 in Montville Twp. to be closed for next 3 weeks
• Boy Scout official resigns, supports ousted gay leader
• Ohio family’s dog found Monday after crash 3 weeks ago
• Obituaries for May 1
• Brunswick’s Brittany Geyer is making a splash
• Johnny Damon set to debut for Tribe
• Losing streak has Hornets’ softball team seeking answers
• Softball notes: Division I tourney will be up for grabs
• Big inning lifts Grizzlies to softball win
• Bees suffer tough loss in tennis
• Hunter’s drop lifts Indians
• Browns go on the offensive with draft
• Speedy WR may be spark team needs
• The draft was truly exhausting
• Steffas takes third Jim Reynolds Relays title
• Cop lauded for CPR efforts
• United Way Day Of Action
• Walking a mile in her shoes
• Schoolhouse Scoops plans June opening
• 2 men arrested on drug-trafficking charges
• Exhibition of Jimmy Dimora Trial Art by Joe Wood at the Highland Library
• Autism Family Night at The Brunswick Library
• Browns get an offensive lineman
• Day 2 of NFL draft is a bit boring
• Browns draft capsules
• Bees, Grizzlies forge softball split
• Cavaliers look back and ahead
• Irving slam dunk to win Rookie of Year
• Browns get QB of future
• County’s population, housing trends explored
• NFL Draft update: Browns consider dealing QB Colt McCoy
• Brunswick High School teen suspended for bomb threat
• Police in Mentor search for woman who fled on crutches
• Panhandlers in Fairlawn must register with police, have ID
• Browns make running back, quarterback top picks in NFL Draft
• RB Trent Richardson is perfect selection for Browns
• High school baseball: Blue Devils seize on opportunities vs. Bees
• Mike Meadows takes champ’s advice about George Mason
• Medina’s Dan Flake finds perfect mix at OSU
• Black River works OT to pick up baseball win
• 13 veterans receive medals at VFW post Thursday
• Ohio zoo marks first camel birth in 3 decades
• Upgrading Your Air Conditioner? Expert Guidance Can Maximize Your Return On Investment
• MCBDD wants replacement for 1.9-mill levy
• Train car catches fire at Cuyahoga Valley National Park
• Don’t count Highland’s baseball team out of the race quite yet
• Cavs’ new guy D.J. Kennedy takes advantage of big minutes
• Track & field: Walter Bailey leads Medina past Blue Devils
• Brunswick skins Bears in Wednesday baseball
• Hot-hitting Bucks hammer Oberlin in softball game
• Erin Stacho, Amanda Rom shine bright in lacrosse action
• Brunswick’s Mapleside Farms looks to boost parking
• Ohio man’s fossil find in Kentucky stumps scientists
• Two Medina High School teens arrested for written threat
• Ohio House ready to pass election overhaul repeal measure
• Grizzlies’ sixth-inning rally saves day
• Softball: Colts shake up Suburban League race with win vs. Copley
• High school basketball: Marty Ryan gets Colts coaching job
• Cavs’ fans will receive a big thank you
• Bears’ baseball squad hands Devils first River division defeat
• Cody Lamielle comes up big for Wadsworth boys track team
• Cloverleaf Schools must slash $1 million, teachers on cutting block
• Medina County’s jobless rate drops 1 percent in March
• Medina Schools to hold meeting on recent threats
• State lawmakers consider teacher pension changes
• High school baseball: The Bucks learn a lesson against Black River
• Pioneers score 9 runs in first inning vs. Medina
• Wadsworth hurdler Michalla Gordon feeds off new-found drive
• Gazette’s Best of the Best nomination process is underway
• Bees, Grizzlies to play softball for a good cause
• Softball: Cloverleaf capitalizes on Hornets’ mistakes
• Corbin Kruczek to play soccer at Ohio Northern
• Brunswick cable budget to lose 85 percent for road upgrades
• New proposal could lower county trash costs
• Medina County under a wind advisory today
• Blue Devils win fourth straight title at Comet Relays
• Track & field: Natalie Zidd, Karissa Steffas lead Highland girls to 3rd place
• Wadsworth girls compete at Reinhart Relays in Stow
• Bees lose lacrosse showdown with Upper Arlington
• Bees rebound nicely after taking first softball loss
• Colts sweep Waynedale in baseball action
• Earthquake link not stopping wastewater wells in Ohio
• Area families appear friendly to fracking foes
• New GOP U.S. representatives out-raise Democrat foes
• Wishin’ for Isham school days
• A Black River pioneer
• Roofers make it right after wrong roof work
• Woman freed in SUV crash
• Black River’s Guilford has hand in everything
• Varejao’s season is officially over
• Harris, Samuels make case
• Hornets right at home at Progressive
• School officials: Rumors untrue about violence at Medina High, Claggett
• 71-year-old Ohio woman dies after train strikes her car
• Ohio man pleads not guilty after KKK confrontation
• High school baseball: Eli Kraus helps Bucks get in contention
• Blue Devils’ level of play in baseball says plenty
• Grizzlies cruise to win in track & field
• Tennis notes: Hornets have one of their best teams
• Highland’s Karissa Steffas to play hoops at Ohio Northern
• Medina lacrosse players pick Mount Union
• Mitt Romney’s campaign speech in closed plant follows Obama visit
• Casino officials seek license from Ohio regulators
• Ohio gov, lieutenant gov endorse GOP’s Mitt Romney
• 16 defendants due in court in Ohio Amish attacks
• Softball: Abby Knechtel getting drilled brings Bees together
• Online posting fires up Wildcats for softball showdown
• High school baseball: Coach’s speech fuels rowdy rally by Bees
• Cavs’ Kyrie Irving returns to ‘L’
• Allisyn Wills finds a way in Buckeye softball victory
• Buckeye, Highland win Wednesday baseball games
• President Obama speaks to voters, pushes tax plan in Lorain Co.
• Mitt Romney to visit closed plant today in Lorain
• Wadsworth Schools to lay off 5 teachers
• Police say Ohio boy brings BB gun to school to fend off bullies
• Ohio legislative leaders stick to new school evaluation plan
• Cleveland group to repair vandalized giant guitars
• Family atmosphere steers Jessica Porvasnik toward Ohio State
• High school baseball: Blue Devils’ Gerry Salisbury sizzles in two-hitter
• Hornets crush Revere in track & field
• An ugly bird isn’t the Colts’ only problem in softball game
• Tyler Greiner, Anthony Bova commit to Bowling Green, Akron
• Highland humbles Minutemen in baseball
• Anti-fracking group now allowed to staff Earth Day booth
• Some drop-off tax sites ‘busier than McDonald’s’ drive-through
• Protests filed over new Medicaid contracts in Ohio
• Services set for third Ohio soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Coach Pat Shurmur, Browns’ players are ready to go
• Lapses on defense costly for Wadsworth baseball team
• College signing: Josh Kuehn finds perfect location in Jacksonville
• Thomas McGurk’s memory lives on at Medina baseball field
• Kayla Finkel is solid for Pirates on the mound
• Softball: Hornets are alone in second place
• Cleveland man gets 20 years in prison for rape of boy with autism
• Blaze destroys barn in York Township
• Police working to find suspect in Friday’s bomb threat
• Gas prices in Ohio inch upward after 2 weeks of drops
• Funerals begin for 3 Ohio soldiers killed in Afghanistan
• All Gazette: Grizzlies Josh Kipfer could take over at any moment
• Cloverleaf’s Adam Podolak steals the show at Northwestern
• A total mental mess for Cavs in loss
• Grizzlies hold strong in sweep of Bucks
• Track & field: Medina’s depth shines at Miele Invitational
• Pirates are perfect no more in softball
• Extreme obstacle course Tough Mudder draws thousands
• U.S. housing market shows signs of recovery
• Indians ride first inning to win
• Cloverleaf teens drive farm tractors to school
• Price increase likely for in-state students at Ohio U.
• Ohio man accused of abandoning puppies to face judge
• Johnny Damon says he has signed with the Tribe
• High school softball: The Colts throw a scare into Indians
• Black River senior DE John Guilford picks Valpo University
• No rest in near future for Cavs
• Eli Kraus hurls a two-hitter for Buckeye
• Pirates hammer Wildcats in softball action
• Lodi teen could be tried as adult in alleged stabbing of family
• Medina will be part of ‘Day of Serving’
• Food For Fines A Huge Success In 2012
• 300-foot buffer proposed for Ohio park gas drilling
• Review notes Ohio hospital has security lapses
• Bees manage just two base hits in loss to Strongsville
• Lester Hudson keeps making impact for Cavs
• Boys volleyball: Bees digging new sport on the block
• Bees handle Mentor in track & field action
• Pioneers score in every inning to mercy Blue Devils
• Hornets complete baseball sweep of Cloverleaf
• Buckeye Schools are going to voters again for levy
• Allardale Park breaks ground on new indoor facility
• AP: Official says Trayvon Martin’s shooter to be charged with 2nd-degree murder
• Study ranks Ohio low in preschool education programs
• Ohio kicks off $1.8 billion road construction season
• State wants home of entrepreneur listed as historic
• Softball: Hornets unleash their frustration on Grizzlies
• Bats come alive for Blue Devils in River Division baseball play
• Highland’s Luke Raley has 5-for-5 performance in win
• Lester Hudson leads Cavs to 103-90 win
• Wadsworth dominates Copley in track & field
• Bees’ baseball team stuns Strongsville
• Brunswick council denies appointment to building code board
• United Way of Medina County surpasses $1 million goal
• Indoor Air Quality Depends On These 3 Steps
• Japan to give 21 cherry trees to Ohio
• Sierra Club sues in effort for Ohio drilling details
• Bat switch helps Maria Vanadia to another big day
• NHL playoffs: Brunswick native Mike Rupp believes cup is in sight
• Conversation leads Taylor Wickey to Kent State
• Don’t expect Kyrie Irving, Anderson Varejao to return this week
• Cloverleaf has solidified a winning attitude in softball
• Girls soccer: Colts’ coach Jacob Miracle runs out of time
• Hornets move to 7-0 on tennis season
• Government giving tours of Cold War plant in Ohio
• Gas prices in Ohio drop by 6 cents per gallon
• Ohio numbers show more drowsy-driver crashes
• All Gazette: Laid-back Andrew Booth kept Grizzlies extremely focused
• Liverpool Township’s Anthony Young breaks 100-meter dash record
• The Grizzlies roll Saturday at Collinwood
• Vanessa Scoarste has ginormous day on softball field
• Softball: Colts return from Florida with 13-1 record
• Pastor’s idea for family-friendly fun makes big hit Saturday
• Blue Star Mothers in search for members
• Medina hoping group spurs economic development, jobs
• Meet Sharon Kreighbaum Author of Is Your House Overweight?: Recipes for Low-Fat Rooms
• Ohio college students rally against gay hate crimes
• 3 soldiers killed in Afghan suicide attack were from Ohio
• Another one that got away for the Tribe
• High school baseball: Blue Devils take care of business
• Tribe’s defeat sets a record
• Nate Ball lures Chris Baughman to Lake Erie College
• Indians-Hornets clash a preview of things to come
• Brunswick’s Josh Gray selects to play lacrosse for Battlers
• Lodi teenager suspected of stabbing 3 family members
• Tribe drops record-setting game to Toronto, 7-4, in 16 innings
• Wadsworth man, 18, enters not guilty plea to bomb threat e-mail
• Lodi teen allegedly stabs mother, father, brother multiple times
• Ohio’s GOP party chairman Kevin Dewine resigns
• Regulators say nuclear plant in Ohio had problems
• Tribe expecting to contend despite probable lack of runs
• High school softball: Blue Devils lose to Stow despite 15 hits
• Ohio State star Jared Sullinger will enter the NBA Draft
• Local Corner: Hornets, Stingers are creating a buzz
• Buckeye coach Steve Wright wins first baseball game
• Pirates’ Dagmar Smith spins two-hitter in softball
• Gun threat nets suspension at Highland High School
• Pinwheels around county for child abuse prevention
• Water-line break reported along West Liberty Street
• Lightning strike in Ohio sparks a steeple fire
• Cleveland Rock Hall is kicking off induction hoopla
• New Browns uniforms look just like the old ones
• High school baseball: Bulldogs score four in 4th to beat Highland
• Cavs loses for 11th time in last 12 games
• A 10-2 run is all Bees need in lacrosse match
• Don’t look now: The Colts are 9-1 in softball action
• Brunswick’s Kyle Burson steals the baseball show
• Medina County keeps its top-notch health ranking
• Police in Ohio probing ‘Fight Club’-style brawl
• Cleveland NAACP head supports gay marriage effort
• Holocaust memorial questioned for Ohio Statehouse grounds
• Lacrosse preview: Talented Medina teams are ranked regionally
• Cavs Antawn Jamison unsure about future
• Softball: Grizzlies can’t catch up against Copley
• Pirates’ baseball squad cleans up vs. Hurricanes
• Bees stay perfect in tennis action
• Medina County sells old transit building to township for $80,000
• Programs, goals set at Ward 3 meeting in Medina
• Pair of trumpeter swans call Rustic Lake temporary home
• Welfare rolls see 18 percent drop in Ohio
• All Gazette: Wadsworth’s Rachel Goddard never backed down from challenge
• Track & field: Blue Devils boys, girls win crowns
• Softball: Jessica Toocheck’s team is scoring in waves
• Medina rallies in lacrosse to win in Mason Tournament
• Steve Smykal never tires of playing tennis
• Albert Grindle, Rick Noland earn prep sports awards
• Fellowship Baptist Church on W. Liberty Street dedicates new addition
• New Ohio map changes Utica shale estimates
• Public meetings slated for April 2
• Cloverleaf High School Academic Challenge Team Wins The 2012 Medina County Academians' Tournament
• Wadsworth makes its move
• Looking to help their angel
• Low estimates pay for Pearl upgrades
• What’s Happening at the MCSESC - March 30, 2012
• Hudson gets shot with Cavaliers
• Smykal never tires of playing tennis
• Irving sprains shoulder in loss
• $1 million in marijuana welded in heavy machines in Ohio
• Gov. Kasich to sign Ohio bill honoring Vietnam veterans
• Lindsey Tenyak helps Ashland to title game, then gets engaged
• Iron deficiency is no longer torturing Highland’s Natalie Zidd
• Girls track & field: Plenty of stars dot Medina County squads
• Medina keeps tennis perfection in tact
• Cloverleaf teachers want cuts to be fair
• Battling cancer, newlyweds set new goal: A first year anniversary
• Medication dump program is successful so far
• Sex offender charged with public indecency, unlawful restraint
• Medina County’s jobless rate up slightly
• Buckeye Library Chosen As A Distribution Center For World Book Night
• Medina County unemployment rate up slightly in Feb.
• Gov. Kasich considers Cleveland-area race track move
• Ohio lawmakers pass bill for schools to teach historic documents
• All Gazette: Senior Ashley Rose battled through injuries to win third MVP
• High school softball: Hornets blow game open vs. Nordonia
• More horrible shooting leads to fifth-straight Cavs loss
• Tom Heckert has big decision to make for Browns
• Red-hot Colts remain perfect in softball action
• Cloverleaf baseball squad stuns Revere in extra innings
• Commerce Drive project expected to be done in May, not June
• Writers Live Author Luncheon
• Today- stop by to donate blood before 7 pm to save lives and get free Chipotle!
• Ductwork Insulation For Your Northeast Ohio Home
• Ohioan is first female 4-star general in U.S. Air Force
• UPDATE: Man reports bullet shot through home in Wadsworth
• Electric car maker won’t build batteries in Ohio
• Bees’ Walter Bailey eyes a return to state
• Medina’s Kenny Kaminski will be on ESPN3
• High school softball: Hits, runs keep coming for Colts
• Greg Pickard finds some positives in Wadsworth baseball loss
• Seven Medina County boys track teams are off and running
• Mitch Gordon, Grizzlies hurdle over Devils in track
• Earth Day celebration planners deny fracking foes
• Tornado sirens to be heard Wednesday morning in county
• Study notes Ohio making progress in education changes
• Shrub-threatening disease discovered at Ohio farm
• All Gazette: Nick Tavanello’s wrestling legacy deeper than records
• Medina runner Anna Boyert selects Penn State
• Bees are impressive in 10-1 win over Hudson
• Players across the nation are now using safer baseball bats
• Baseball preview: Medina County strong up the middle
• Kristen Kilzer leads Cloverleaf past Bucks in softball
• Buckeye Schools eliminates 19 staff positions
• Company denies safe-sex ad on Ohio billboard
• Ohio gas drops after 4 weeks to average $3.91 a gallon
• Track & field: Blue Devils post season-opening victory
• Jayhawks are next step on Ohio State’s road to the title
• Phoenix center exposes Cavs’ defense in loss
• Colts kick off year with two softball victories
• Medina ‘D’ rings Liberty in boys lacrosse match
• Man who lost barn, animals, in fire ‘overwhelmed’ by generosity
• 24 hikers listen for frog songs: ‘Voices of spring’
• Environmentalists worry gas wells may deplete water for public, wildlife
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• ORMACO Rounds Out Spring Season; Announces 2nd Jazz under the Stars Summer Festival
• No one hurt in $125K Chippewa Lake fire
• Free-wheeling Montville Twp. police
• Tribe’s left-field job still open
• Varejao out about eight weeks
• Colts have firepower
• Highland track standout Natalie Zidd selects Air Force
• Ohio unemployment rate dips to 7.6 percent in Feb.
• House catches fire Thursday night in Chippewa Lake
• State Senate leader not sold on gov’s tax-cut plan
• Medina County Sports Hall of Fame: Newest class blends generations
• All Gazette: Mike Pavlak’s versatility was a big weapon for Wadsworth
• Highland track standout Natalie Zidd selects Air Force
• Ubaldo Jimenez bounces back with four quality innings
• Jobless benefits to end for many residents
• Blazer erupts in flames at Hinckley Twp. CVS
• Brunswick school board, teachers OK two-year deal
• President Obama to discuss auto development today in Ohio
• Lower Ohio unemployment means changes in benefits
• Girls swimming: Cloverleaf’s Addy Ferguson was hard to defeat
• OSU men’s basketball: Ohio talent shining with 4 teams in Sweet 16
• Medina County dominates all-league girls basketball teams
• Lindsay Tenyak helps Eagles reach D-II title game
• Fiber-optic network construction is halfway done
• Medina High School meeting discusses bullying tactics
• A fair improvement in Medina County
• Medina man faces sexual battery charge
• Medina man charged with sexual battery of 14-year-old girl
• Cleveland police find gun in carry-on at Hopkins airport
• Falling boulder crushes cars, damages Ohio home
• All-Star basketball: Six-man squad steps up game
• Kara Long, Cassi Bowen, Jessica Chidsey are almost unstoppable
• OSU’s Daniel White earns All-American relay honor
• Ohio Christian is a perfect fit for Medina’s Tony Stockman
• Former Colt Justin Vorhies to coach New London
• Le Moyne makes Mackenzie Dreher change her softball plans
• City, Medina County share concerns about projects
• Renovated Hinckley Lake Boathouse opens to public
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• Gov. Kasich creates panel on jobs for Ohio disabled
• About $600,000 raised after Chardon school shooting
• Ohio tops other states in claims for metal theft
• Senior basketball stars get to hit court again
• Wrestler Louden Gordon can’t be stopped
• Boys basketball: Medina County trio named honorable mention
• College notes: Sydney Thomas goes for four goals
• Buckeye Schools to cut 18 positions
• No one injured in York Township gas spill
• A break in the day closes road
• Historic clock tower nears a finish
• Bees fall, but buoyed by local support
• Gas prices in Ohio drop slightly after 4 weeks of jumps
• Dunk sparks run that finishes Bees’ basketball season
• Senior center Mason Schreck does best vs. giants
• Track & field: Anthony Young breaks pair of records
• Ricardo Smith Smith locks down Kenny Kaminski
• Cavs outworked, outclassed Sunday at the Q
• Medina teen on spring break killed in South Carolina
• Official buzzard spotter flies off into sunset after Sunday’s sighting
• Hundreds turn out for 4 For Friends event on St. Patrick’s Day
• Neighbors in Ohio hometown recall Robert Bales as football star, hero
• Regional boys basketball: Fine coaches give Anthony Stacey hand
• Bees expect a physical game vs. Panthers
• 3 want to fill Ward 1 Council seat in Medina
• Great weather for kayaking at Lake Medina
• Medina will lease land at airport for helicopter
• Soldier in Afghan killings identified
• Irving will see more playing time
• Mitchell released; Parker is signed
• Donald fighting for roster spot
• Coaches give Stacey a hand
• Bees expect physical game with Panthers
• Brunswick gives historical society a chance
• Hinckley’s buzzards make their return
• Bees are one win from state
• In more ways than one, Kaminski has been big
• Obituaries for March 16, 2012
• 2012 Middle School Academic Challenge Tournament
• First buzzard spotted at 7:44 a.m. today in Hinckley
• Novelist Toni Morrison tells Ohioans no memoir in works
• Boys basketball: Bees, Pioneers are now playing with full decks
• Browns cut Eric Steinbach; Chiefs sign Peyton Hillis
• Black River basketball coach Don Brunker won’t be back
• Cloverleaf goalkeeper Claire Turner to play for Defiance
• Federal lawsuit filed over fracking in Granger Township
• Area rallies around farmer who lost his home, pigs, and barn in fire
• 13 people face drug charges after probe
• Gov. Kasich’s plan for tax hike, cut gets mixed reaction
• Columbus police shoot man after 4 are stabbed downtown
• Study shows Ohio’s 65-older population grew 7.6 percent
• State panel proposes March 30 as Vietnam Vets day
• Billy Geschke becomes a go-to marksman for the Bees
• Day turns interesting for the Browns at the end
• Kyrie Irving has tough outing in Cavs’ loss
• Girls basketball: Three players pick up honors
• Brunswick approves screening rec center patrons
• Highland’s Jessica Porvasnik places first in golf tour
• Highland, Ohio State star Chris Riehm dies at 50
• Ohio will begin ‘Blue Alert’ system in June
• Ohio lawmaker indicted on bribery charges
• Water Heaters Eating Up Your Energy Budget? 3 Tips To Reduce Spending
• I-X Indoor Amusement Park
• 9-year-old boy in Ohio shocked twice by officer
• The Bees give fans a reason to cheer
• Trade deadline doesn’t alter Byron Scott’s focus for Cavs
• Black River grad Don Wilson to coach Fairless football
• Evan Hollopeter steps down as Cloverleaf wrestling coach
• Bees go national in girls track
• Brunswick Hills Fire Department says goodbye to founding father
• Trash rates in Brunswick to go up 48 cents a month
• Rock Hall off Fame in Cleveland almost done with renovation
• Ohio schools, communities consider drilling leases
• Boys basketball: Bees win first district title since 2004
• Cat Wells drives frantic Eagles comeback vs. Grizzlies
• There’s no doubt Grizzlies overachieved
• Cat Wells wins point guard battle over Rachel Goddard
• Popular home, garden show adds food demos, wine pairings
• GOP candidates spar before key Southern primaries
• Medina police chief suspended 4 weeks without pay
• Founding father Fred Hoffman, 94, helped start Brunswick Hills Fire Dept.
• Medina Police Chief Berarducci suspended
• Ohio investigation finds injection well caused quakes
• Citywide boil alert today in Medina after water-main break
• District boys basketball: Kenny Kaminski, Bees shock the Knights
• Jessie Gearhart, Andrew Booth pick up top basketball honors
• GM Tom Heckert talks quarterbacks for the Browns
• Sandridge Food Corp. to hire up to 80 workers
• Kyrie Irving makes winning layup Wednesday night for Cavs
• Medina County Home and Garden Show set for weekend
• Wadsworth library faces cuts after levy loss
• Ohio has record overdose deaths in 2010
• State bill to limit exotic animals introduced
• Medina County’s vote tally was last in state
• Lawsuit seeks details on timeout rooms in Ohio school district
• Ohio St. coaches to trade courtesy cars for stipend
• Suburban League champs up next for underdog Bees
• Local Corner: Lady Bees bring home the hardware
• College notes: Jake Thomas is making an impact for Falcons
• A tearful goodbye for QB Peyton Manning in Indy
• Just hangin’ around, enjoying a sunny day
• 28 percent of voters cast ballots in Medina County
• Brunswick Crime Waves for March 8, 2012
• Ohio Supreme Court ruling clears way for wind turbines
• Grizzlies show world they have fortitude in regional win
• Commentary: The Wadsworth Way is the best way
• Cavaliers should make these moves
• Browns linebacker Scott Fujita probed for ‘Bountygate’
• Junior Rachel Goddard fuels Grizzlies’ clinching run in fourth
• Mitt Romney grabs Ohio from Rick Santorum in tight duel
• Medina County election results announced
• Incumbents Pat Geissman, Steve Hambley win county GOP races
• Brunswick renewal levy passes; Buckeye’s tax question fails
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• Slot machines arrive at new casino site in Toledo
• Cuyahoga County court tries to recoup $63 million in costs
• Cavaliers’ losing streak reaches six games
• Mistakes could be difference in Grizzlies-Blue Streaks tilt
• Commetary: The Blue Devils are on the map
• Cloverleaf’s Shelby Dearth will play for Mt. Union
• Medina County approves CRA zone to entice business
• Middle school basketball: The Bucks fall in PAC tourney
• Brunswick considers alcohol sales for events on city-owned property
• The Browns can’t offer everything for Baylor QB
• Spring will return shortly … hopefully
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• Taxes on gas drilling could bring Ohio income-tax cut
• Thawing Out Your Frozen Pipes
• Police say a safe, $20,000 stolen from Ohio bingo hall
• Gas prices climb, hit $3.74 average in Ohio
• Kenny Kaminski powers Medina to districts
• Clutch 32-4 run helps Grizzly girls wear down Blue Devils
• Gymnastics: Colts senior takes runner-up on bars
• Medina County has fewest placers in state wrestling since 2004
• Bees can’t contain Midpark guard in loss
• Montville Township fire destroys barn, animals, home
• Wadsworth’s Nick Tavanell takes 3rd state wrestling crown
• VFW’s Sugar Bush sees 1,200 attend on first weekend
• Not the same old school lunch
• Dawson receives franchise tag
• Masterson to pitch home opener
• Irving misses Chicago game
• Cavs no match for Bulls
• Tavanello close to third state championship
• FBI arrests 2 Medina residents accused of Ponzi scheme
• Ohio unemployment rate drops in January to 7.7 percent
• New Ohio slots, harness racetrack venue planned
• State AG urges schools to keep updated safety plans
• Cavs: Tristan Thompson needs to play a lot
• Medina County wrestlers maintain their focus
• Grizzlies cherish chance in state bowling tournament
• Bench bunch provides boost for Bees victory vs. Brecksville
• OHSAA oversight costly for Medina’s Samantha Borrelli
• Wrestling notes: Paul Casey’s seen it happen before
• Student threats reported at Claggett, Cloverleaf middle schools
• ‘24’ Math Tournament
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• Dispatchers accuse Medina police chief of making ‘sexual gesture’
• Gay marriage backers in Ohio submit signatures to overturn ban
• Police chief: Middle school student makes verbal threat in class
• The Bees will settle for an ugly basketball win
• Girls basketball: The Hornets give Grizzlies a game
• State wrestling: Overcoming adversity gives Colin Rininger an edge
• Gabrielle Bulic, Cassi Bowen key upset win for Blue Devils
• Wrestling notes: Qualifiers lean on each other
• Dan Brown resigns as Colts coach
• About 300 attend Medina Twp. forum on gas drilling
• Medina OKs spending up to $105,000 to buy trailhead home
• Chardon teen shooting suspect decribed as ‘fine person’
• Medina County under tornado watch
• School in Green reported threats Tuesday in wake of shooting
• Ohio exotic animal preserve leased for gas drilling
• Bob Lake jumps back into coaching high school football
• Cloverleaf’s upset bid fades in final 16 minutes
• Clutch shots end the drought for Buckeye
• Girls basketball: The Blue Devils eye a storybook finish
• Kyrie Irving’s miscues are costly in fourth for Cavs
• Boys basketball: Norwayne’s Kaleb Harris picks apart the Pirates
• A burglar smashes up jewelry store in Brunswick
• Rustic Hills work on sewer expected to be done in summer
• Lodi Library
• Lake to be back in charge at Cloverleaf
• Study taps 65,000 jobs, $4.9 billion boost to Ohio shale
• Police say Ohio deer saves woman from assault
• Officials say student declared brain dead in Chardon shooting
• Many Cleveland Cavaliers players make the grade
• D’Qwell Jackson signs long-term deal with Browns
• Red-hot Colin Rininger secures first district championship
• Chardon High school shooting: Group of students apparently targeted
• Could shooting happen in Medina County schools?
• Girls basketball: Cassi Bowen sends Blue Devils to districts
• 1 student dead following Chardon shootings
• Obituaries for February 27, 2012
• Police: Man stopped twice in one day for pot
• Brunswick Schools seek levy renewal
• Man drives off I-271 ramp
• Commissioners challenged
• Medina may hike water rates
• Storybook ending eludes Grizzlies
• Sizemore likely to miss opener
• Griffin’s numbers don’t lie
• Rininger, Gordon get shot of confidence
• Upset eludes Blue Devils
• Medina County likely to be hit with high winds today
• Report: Complaints against Ohio nurses are on rise
• The end of an era: West Gym a special place for Grizzlies
• Alumni will be welcomed at final game tonight in Wadsworth
• Three area teams will take to bowling lanes
• Girls basketball: The Pirates’ defense shuts down Bucks
• Brunswick junior Ty Talley named All-Ohio in diving
• Browns are not ruling anything out in NFL Draft
• Public services top the Wadsworth pay scale
• Windfall School converts gym into a snowy wonderland
• Former Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland won’t rule out another run
• Ohio police capture inmate who scaled jail fence
• The offseason is key to future for Browns
• Bricklaying at ‘The Q’ helps New Orleans build eighth victory
• Nerves won’t be an issue for swimmers
• Wrestling: Brunswick’s Tyler Hughes overcomes blood clot
• Police chief Carl DeForest tops Brunswick pay list
• Buckeye Schools hope voters believe in value
• Secretary of State visits factory as Root Candles introduces new line
• Medina Township to host fracking forum
• City in Ohio joins list of those banning begging
• Ohio police continue search for missing inmate
• Comeback kids do it again for the Cavs
• Girls basketball: Olivia Petek scores 27 points in marathon win vs. Strongsville
• Grizzlies wake up in time to beat Copley
• Boys basketball: Bucks win a game of ups, downs
• Brogan Scott banks in a game-winner for Highland
• Police Chief Pat Berarducci tops Medina’s city pay list
• Toddler dies after vehicle accident in Spencer Twp.
• Two in GOP race for county sheriff; Democrat runs unopposed
• ORMACO Named Community Partner with Cleveland International Film Festival
• Girl, 2, dies after being hit by vehicle in Spencer Twp.
• Tristan Thompson is healthy, making impact for Cavs
• Girls basketball: Colts are blessed to have Katie Simpson
• Fantastic finish is expected in Big 10 basketball
• College notes: Kristen Bennett sets long jump record
• Granger Twp. youth’s talent show video picked up by Kiss website
• Health chief is top Medina County earner
• Thefts in Medina Township spur a new task force
• A walk and scooter ride at River Styx Park
• Neil Armstrong honors John Glenn 50 years after his orbit
• Ohio gas prices average $3.45 a gallon, might climb more
• 2 old Japanese grenades found at Ohio estate sale
• Wrestling: Nick Tavanello breaks Medina County career wins record
• Girls basketball: Scrappy Pirates come up just short
• Cavs’ Kyrie Irving drills pair of free throws with 0.4 ticks left
• Tyler Carrow takes coach’s message to heart
• Clutch defense is key for Grizzlies vs. Red Riders
• Annual Ice Festival fills Medina with crowds, fleeting statuary
• Ohio a toss-up as March 6 primary nears
• Woman jailed in Pa. has trail of fake pregnancies
• Brunswick wants to end lease
• Lafayette levy would pay for deputies
• James tells fans he’s committed to Heat
• Record night for Blue Devils
• James dominates in Cleveland return
• United Way of Medina County News - Annual Meeting
• BREAKING: Map snafu could lead to re-vote for more than 300
• John Glenn fever is gripping Cape Canaveral, again
• Teen faces arraignment in Akron Craigslist killings
• Judge OKs fee to fund Northeast Ohio flood program
• LeBron James won’t rule out return to Cleveland
• Jessica Chidsey has transformed into one of county’s best
• Boys basketball: Coach doesn’t expect Ken Kaminski to play again
• Girls basketball: Coach ‘Hass’ has Bees dreaming big
• Wadsworth Public Library looking for operating funds
• 2 Cavs help teach third-graders about eating right
• Medina Ice Festival braces for warm temperatures
• Medina County Court Log for Feb. 17
• 2012 Medina County Solo And Ensemble Festival
• Seville Library Closed Temporarily For Renovation
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• Ohio woman, 51, completes basic training at Army fort
• State House panel OKs plan for 70-mph speed limit
• Mitt Romney to attend Cleveland-area GOP dinner
• Tough 195-pound experience motivates Buckeye’s Tyler Carrow
• Cavs’ Kyrie Irving, Semih Erden run past the Pacers
• Girls basketball: A late surge helps Grizzlies to victory over Highland
• Bees end home season with a 9-1 record
• Erin Pacholski to play basketball at Heidelberg University
• Cloverleaf girls win overtime thriller
• It’s Girl Scout cookie time
• Woman, 66, cut from car after it flips on state Route 303
• Cuyahoga County expands benefits for gay couples’ kids
• Poll says Rick Santorum jumps ahead of Mitt Romney in Ohio
• Blue Devil boys hold off the pesky Bees
• Boys basketball: Colts push Grizzlies to the limit
• Brunswick’s Lizzy Gehlmann is quick study in the pool
• Kyrie Irving could be back for Cavs
• Ugly game goes Indians’ way vs. Highland
• Litchfield Twp. selects Jason Davis as new fire chief
• Probate Judge John Lohn marries 9 couples on Valentine’s Day
• Brunswick Hills Twp. adds snow plow to fleet
• Writers Live Author Luncheon Featuring Linda Castillo
• Get Fired up and take a Ceramics class. Class starts March 21st.
• Advice from the Vet: Pets are a source of endless entertainment
• Canton approves plan to pay for tips on illegal guns
• Today is the 200th birthday for city of Columbus
• EPA tests sites near Ohio child cancer cluster
• Cavs’ Kyrie Irving is moving closer to return
• Pitcher Jon Garland signs minor league contract with Tribe
• College notes: Lindsay Tenyak, Taylor Woods help the Eagles soar
• Buckeye’s Ben Szustak finds a nice fit at Tiffin to play soccer
• Girls basketball: Trojans power past Black River
• Andrea Burdell-Ware resigns from Medina City Council
• Paws in the woods at Mill Stream Park
• Medina wants municipal airport runway repaved
• Volunteers clean Ohio prison used in ‘Shawshank Redemption’
• State to consider adding more highway cable barriers
• Columbus area plans upgrade for emergency texting
• Wrestling: Wadsworth crowns 6 champions to win by 83.5 points
• Girls basketball: Grizzlies win gym finale behind great 3rd quarter
• Bees spread floor to win River Division in outright fashion
• Brunswick, Wadsworth or Medina will reach Copley District semifinals
• Buckeye earns wrestling title at PAC tourney
• Cloverleaf’s Ashley Rose earns 3 district bids despite tender ankle
• Brunswick Optimist Club cooks up new twist to raise money
• The Dash Between: For George Mowery, hard work & family were life
• ORMACO Rounds Out Spring Season with Greek Ensemble; Two More Party Buses
• Students and science
• Airport may land UH copter
• Cabrera agrees to contract
• Gusty effort comes up short
• So close to elite level
• Northwest Ohio county to offer pit bulls for adoption
• Reward offered for help with Ohio firing range break-in
• Gov. Kasich defends budget cuts to Ohio township trustees
• Anderson Varejao, Kyrie Irving get All-Star snub
• Girls basketball program will never forget Wadsworth’s West Gym
• Blue Devil boys are in the mix for a top seed
• Local Corner: Area teams hitting nothing but net
• Girls basketball notes: Brunswick is riding a serious hot streak
• Industrial Plastics might close, affecting about 140 people
• Truck hits car; 3 hurt on Route 303 in Liverpool Twp.
• Ohio Senate bill would repeal new election law
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• 3 hurt this morning in Liverpool Township crash
• Energy firm has new wastewater plan for Ohio gas wells
• Burglars take 80 weapons from an Ohio firing range
• Girls basketball: Focused Bees clinch their second division title
• Cavs’ veterans are the difference without Kyrie Irving
• Colts’ Kyle Jenkin is always on the attack
• Cavaliers duo unlikely for all-star selections
• Wrestling: Wadsworth’s SL dominance has been impressive
• Kathleen Ekey debuts today in Australian Open golf tourney
• Minimal snowfall is bad for businesses
• U.S. senators, Ohio National Guard leader to discuss cuts
• Wright brothers’ Ohio bike shop might be demolished
• Boys basketball: Blue Devils remain perfect on home court
• Final home contest is one to remember for Buckeye boys
• Garfield Heights takes over against the Bees
• Boys basketball: The Dukes’ defense dooms Pirates
• College notes: Lake Erie’s Samantha Smith is rewriting record books
• Cloverleaf Schools begins a fiscal comeback
• Science can be fun, or funny
• Gov. Kasich touts schools, Internet in State of State speech
• Medina County District Library Is Bringing Back Food For Fines in 2012
• Civil War Exhibit at Medina Library Examines Lincoln Presidency and Constitution
• About 220,000 deer taken in Ohio hunting season
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• City to give Browns $5.8 million for stadium repairs
• Proposal would pay $2.85 million for Ohio Turnpike study
• OSU basketball: Buckeyes bank on Jared Sullinger’s presence
• Swimming notes: Diving into tourney time
• T-shirt sales in Brunswick to benefit Plumlee family
• Medina council reduces bond fee for companies
• Buckeye Schools to add a left-hand turning lane
• Puppies, puppies and more puppies
• Phone scam in Wadsworth targets the elderly
• Lawmakers search for travel money to hear gov’s speech
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• Sale puts ‘M-A-S-H’ hot-dog diner in new hands
• Coast Guard rescues 2 from an ice floe on Lake Erie
• Dredged sludge site is now Cleveland-area nature preserve
• Tom Brady’s Hail Mary goes unanswered
• Grizzly girls voted No. 1 basketball seed at Medina
• Big, bad Gabrielle Bulic carries the Blue Devils
• Girls basketball: Bees are 1 win from River division crown
• Gymnastics: Brunswick, Medina realize bigger things are on tap
• Wrestling: Four is not the Bees’ score as reign ends
• Fundraisers for Medina American Red Cross brings in about $40,000
• Brunswick American Legion honors four WWII clergy
• Roadwork under way
• Prison time same for man in re-sentencing
• Hunters spark lockdown
• Grizzlies get revenge against Copley
• Getto feeling confident
• Bees respond to Stacey’s message
• Hornets can’t miss in win
• Democrat local leaders oppose leasing of Ohio Turnpike
• Kings Island in Ohio seeks to hire 4,000 workers
• Cloverleaf Schools’ financial panel is complete
• Sesame Street Live – Elmo’s Healthy Heroes
• Advance Auto Parts – MONSTER JAM
• Grizzlies’ Christy Cingel is focused on taking care of business
• Byron Scott admits there’s no way to stop Orlando’s Dwight Howard
• Boys basketball notes: Colts, Hornets looking to end skids
• Girls basketball: Grizzlies likely No. 1 seed at Medina
• Groundhogs are mixed on the weather forecast
• Buckeye Chuck predicts spring will arrive early
• Ohio Senate considers limiting smoking in cars
• Former OSU coach Jim Tressel in talks with Akron
• Girls basketball: Grizzlies claim SL title outright with another blowout
• Cavs’ Kyrie Irving named rookie of month
• College notes: Kevin Krakowiak is making big contributions
• Wrestling notes: NOC tourney set to feature plenty of talent
• Brandt shines in Colts sweep of gymnastics’ classic
• Spelling Bee: Six middle school students move to regional contest
• Early voting opens for primary runs until March 2
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• Woman in Ohio gives birth in car after traffic stop
• Ohio House votes to toughen state cyber-fraud laws
• Warm weather allows Put-in-Bay ferry to restart routes
• Cloverleaf’s scoring is missing after the first quarter
• The Cavs can build on this one
• Bucks’ Bill Doerge scores 30 points in win over Clearview
• Boys basketball: Kurt Russell’s lineup fires up Phoenix
• Nordonia senior puts the Grizzlies to sleep
• Medina Twp. man pleads no contest in cruelty case
• Highland Schools levels its grading curve
• Warm-weather day means busy car wash
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• Cemetery in Kent to welcome people and their pets
• Ohio bill would make left lanes for passing only
• Jack Snowball will play football for D-I Miami (Ohio)
• Bucks roll Monday night with wins in bowling
• Girls basketball: Grizzlies clinch a Suburban League title share
• Michael Butts pleads not guilty to theft in youth football case
• Wrestling: Wadsworth crowns four champs at last GIT
• Brunswick school officials hope a play will spur bullying discussion
• Ohio Highway Patrol: Granger teen still serious after Friday crash
• Snowball will play for D-I Miami (Ohio)
• 177 take polar plunge for charity
• Hewit named to Cloverleaf commission
• Snowball looks to Miami U.
• Obituaries for January 30, 2012
• St. Patrick's Gala
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• Wrestling: The Bees still have a shot at crown
• Boys basketball: The Comets shoot down Bees
• Kindles, other devices available to patrons of Wadsworth library
• Litchfield fire department loses privileges to store drugs
• Granger Twp. teen critically hurt in two-car wreck
• Public meetings slated for Monday, Jan. 30
• Cavaliers struggle for entire game vs. Nets
• Scott wants Varejao on all-star team
• Childress hired as offensive coordinator
• Blue Devils bounce back
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• 2 injured in Granger Township crash
• Police: Woman shot by officer at Ohio McDonald’s was unarmed
• Ohio conference discusses Somalia future, problems
• Track & field: Stephanie Charnigo aims for the Olympics
• Girls basketball: Buckeye guard ‘Bowles’ opponents over
• Swimming notes: Addy Ferguson, Mike Pavlak are out to defend SL crowns
• Boys basketball: The Bees are showing some life
• Medina girls shined under pressure against Bulldogs
• Medina youth football chief arrested for alleged theft, forgery
• Police cite a Medina man for having alligator in home
• Judge rules Brunswick building official should not have been fired
• Police arrest former Medina youth football coach for alleged theft, forgery
• Automatic bathroom flushers are ripped-off in central Ohio
• Smokers need not apply to casinos in Columbus, Toledo
• More people seek unemployment aid, claims drop in Ohio
• Pirates’ wrestler Sebastian Vidika is making a name for himself
• Former Medina coach, Milt Place, to go into state hall of fame
• Grizzlies’ Nick Tavanello picked to win wrestling crown
• Karissa Steffas sparkles for Highland basketball team
• Wrestling notes: GIT expands to 16 teams
• Animal intake at shelter has almost tripled since 2009
• Medina County’s jobless rate is up slightly
• Red glow in eastern Ohio sky linked to drilling of gas wells
• Girl, 18, hurt in 2-vehicle crash today along Route 224
• Two contractors killed in Cleveland building collapse
• Doug Haas leaves Cloverleaf to coach Wooster football
• Boys basketball: Mason Schreck’s hot streak is key to Bees’ surge
• Phoenix has 26-4 explosion in second quarter vs. Bucks
• Pirates are still in search of their second win
• Colts clinch gymnastics title
• Medina’s Nick Bavaro receives award from ESPN Cleveland
• Cloverleaf Schools are in a fiscal emergency
• President Obama: ‘A fair shot for all’
• Cloverleaf in fiscal emergency
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• Head-on crash along I-76 kills a Lake Milton man
• Ohio Christian audiences want Broncos’ QB Tim Tebow
• Proposal would allow guns in Ohio Statehouse garage
• Antawn Jamison believes Cavs will get back on track
• Blue Devil goalie will attend Cleveland State
• College notes: Taylor Burke posts first Gator high jump victory
• Gymnastics: Alice Hottensmith has splendid all-around day
• Teenager charged in bomb threat at Wadsworth High School
• Meth suspected in Lodi house fire
• Suspect arrested in bomb threat
• Advocates tout new Ohio special needs scholarship
• Police chief: Lodi house fire possibly caused by making of meth
• Huge Superman statue planned for Cleveland airport
• Megabus to offer service from Ohio to Michigan campus
• Girls basketball: Pair of Medina seniors take over a thriller
• Wrestling: Highland’s Adam Kluk pins way to 170-pound crown
• Medina’s Matt Hammer wins the Hephner Memorial
• Girls basketball roundup: Turnovers doom Cloverleaf
• Role players carry the Bulldogs over Highland
• Mapleside Farms’ new outdoor ice rink is to open Friday
• Family, football meant everything to Joe Paterno
• Public meetings slated for Jan. 23, 2012
• Project on hold
• County reduces precincts
• Wadsworth wins Grizzly affair
• No rose, no problem as Chicago cruises
• Carmona’s situation opens door for Slowey
• Cardinals soar by Blue Devils
• Medina County has winter weather advisory this afternoon
• Alcohol sales called a good sign for state’s economy
• American Lung Association flunks Ohio’s anti-smoking efforts
• Boys basketball: The Blue Devils will have their hands full
• Ben Checkelsky has a light-hearted attitude for the Bucks
• Brunswick hopes to rock & roll in gymnastics
• Girls basketball notes: Wadsworth bench players shine vs. Notre Dame
• Kyrie Irving’s drive could get in the way of success
• Fake utility workers rob a woman in Brunswick
• Sharon Center post office renamed for longtime resident Emil Bolas
• Ohioans lose about $2 million to sweepstakes scams
• State amusement parks offer online-ticket discounts
• Poll notes Ohio voters are divided over anti-abortion bill
• Colts are talk of town during golden era of Medina County hoops
• Brianna Moss has a big night for Brunswick basketball
• Joe Tait to announce a high-school game
• Sarah Turner’s sacrifices are worth it
• A bench bunch does in the Pirates
• Bomb threat evacuates Wadsworth High School
• Brunswick school bus hits SUV near elementary school
• Lodi library remains closed
• Bomb threat evacuates Wadsworth High School this morning
• Brunswick school bus hits SUV in front of elementary school
• Guilford Twp. man serious after truck crashes into tree
• Police report: Ohio exotic animal owner said he ‘had a plan’
• Poll notes Mitt Romney is top pick among Ohio GOP voters
• Boys basketball: Blue Devils win sixth game in a row
• Buckeye’s Matt Cox, Ben Checkelsky hurt the Colts
• Jack Snowball gets to showcase football talents again
• A golden opportunity for the Bees slips away vs. GlenOak
• Cavs are doomed by 25 turnovers
• Wadsworth boys can’t keep up with Barberton
• Winds knock out power
• Ohio farms have too much manure after wet fall
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• Rock Hall of Fame in Cleveland opens archives to public
• State awaits decision on death-penalty case
• Grizzlies snap non-league skid at Classic in the Country
• College notes: Consistent play a strong suit for Tyler Peters
• Bees are bounced at boys’ basketball tourney
• Local Corner: Medina’s Paige Kovalchik shines at Kent State
• Jason Stevenson will face incumbent commissioner in GOP primary
• William Disbrow named fire chief in Chatham Twp.
• The invigorating powers of River Styx Park
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• King speech rediscovered by Cleveland teacher, student
• State residents can give tax refunds to historical society
• Ohio takes death penalty case to U.S. Supreme Court
• Girls basketball: Grizzlies hope for right recipe vs. Notre Dame
• Pat Shurmur’s first full offseason with Browns could be key
• Hudson girls win big Saturday over the Bees
• Cloverleaf girls are in control vs. Minutemen
• Bees’ Matt Hammer places fourth at wrestling tourney
• Locals reflect on Martin Luther King Jr.’s influence on America
• Gov. John Kasich to announce job training initiative
• Public meetings slated for Jan. 16, 2012
• Storm causes many crashes in county
• Deficit too big for Bees
• Brunswick wins 10th
• Move-in day at Cloverleaf
• Winter advisory in effect for Medina County today
• Columbus Zoo’s new male elephant is beyond jumbo
• Panties found along Ohio road to be hung on bridge
• Urban Meyer can’t hold back his love for the Buckeyes
• Bees’ Erin Pacholski has proven she’s more than 3-point specialist
• Blue Devils’ bowling squad looks to take next step
• Boys basketball notes: Upset comes at right time for Bucks
• 45-foot steeple erected at new Medina United Methodist Church
• New Cloverleaf school means there’s 1 fewer person protecting kids
• Stroke care is honored at Medina Hospital
• The Medina County District Library Will Save $2.4 Million In Interest Costs
• State panel sticks to ‘White Only’ pool sign ruling
• More than 19,000 deer shot for Ohio muzzleloader season
• Gas company cautions against linking well with Ohio quakes
• Girls basketball: Casey Midlik sparks the Bees, finishes with 17 points
• Explorers forward buries winner vs. Grizzlies with 7 seconds left
• Jessica Banas, Sara Dash provide inside dominance for Bucks
• Wrestling notes: Medina can gain some momentum at Top Gun
• Cloverleaf can’t hang with Bulldogs in swimming
• Four people hurt in 2-car crash on Route 18
• Wadsworth cops still investigating BB gun found in school
• West Salem couple arrested for alleged heroin sales
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• Effort to ban Ohio dog auctions falls short
• A dozen Ohio Amish due in court for hair-cutting attacks
• Police in Westlake say man demanded teen’s pantyhose
• Buckeye boys post the perfect upset against Brookside
• High school baseball: Rutger Luebke gets a big invite
• Explorers’ Zack Brandy is very sweet vs. Grizzlies
• Girls basketball: Bees, Grizzlies in driver’s seat for championships
• Medina girls claim NOC’s River Division in swimming
• Gymnastics: Maddie Brandt, Ashley Rose have clean sweep
• Brunswick Rec Center adds equipment for wheelchair-bound athletes
• Ohio abortion ban backers continue lobbying push
• Needs Tips On Upgrading Your Furnace? Geisel Is There
• Four people dead after standoff in southeast Ohio
• State environmentalists plan to protest fracking
• Girls basketball: The Colts dodge the Bucks going downtown
• Cold shooting by Cavs too much to overcome late Sunday
• College notes: Jackie Cook heats up at Old Dominion
• Blue Devil boys come up short in bowling
• Unnamed donor provides new home for county food pantry
• Truck dumps tons of gravel along Hinckley Twp. road
• Thieves in Brunswick target purses in locked vehicles
• Wadsworth police reports are now online
• All Data Back At Medina County District Library
• Ohio unclaimed funds agency celebrates 30 years
• Gas prices in Ohio are on the rise again
• Girls basketball: Same story for Grizzlies as they pound Hornets
• Wrestling: Cody Gordon makes a name for himself with 3 victories
• Commentary: Hard to argue with Browns’ plan
• Angela Tesny’s free throws keep Bees in first place
• Miscues are the difference for Blue Devils vs. Bears
• Hiking series focuses on the re-emergence of Ohio black bear
• Consumer watchdog Richard Cordray known as smart, tough
• A visitor from the past
• Medina Gun Show 2012
• Not too late for snow plow program
• Transit gets a new home
• 2012 Medina Flea Market of Collectables
• Medina Model Train and Toy Show 2012
• Blue Devils take care of details
• Sutherland tapped to coach Bees
• Classic goes Indians’ way
• BREAKING: Sutherland tapped for head football coach
• Northwest Ohio county has first river otter in decades
• Ohio legislative map suit to brush close to state primary
• Weather dampens attendance at some Ohio zoos
• AnnMarie Kirchner is a big reason for Highland’s surprising 8-1 start
• Holmgren says Pat Shumur is safe; QB job will be up for grabs
• Boys basketball: The Hornets face a big month
• Colts are deep again in gymnastics
• Swimming: Grizzlies, Cloverleaf forge split
• Creston women sustain head injuries in Route 3 crash
• Brunswick police put reports online
• Garbage truck catches fire on south I-71
• Talks planned on new openings for 2 Ohio casinos
• Shark tank is ready at new Cleveland aquarium
• Threatened bird found dead in downtown Canton
• Second-half surge gives the Bees a boost vs. Brunswick
• Wrestling notes: State Duals to go out with a bang
• Cavs’ road trip begins with a loss
• Lorain bests Pirates in bowling
• Taxes are going up in Medina County as land values fall
• Tough sledding at Allardale Park
• Stirring a fight, President Obama taps consumer watchdog
• After Iowa, Mitt Romney now hopes to pull away in N.H.
• Brunswick Crime Waves for Jan. 5, 2011
• Granger students make class blankets
• Obituaries for January 05, 2012
• Spring semester starts on January 9th! Are you registered yet?
• UFO group in Mansfield looks into reported ‘mysterious fireball’
• GOP’s Mitt Romney looks to N.H. after narrow Iowa win
• President Obama in Cleveland today to discuss economy
• Boys basketball: Hornets learning how to handle success
• Bobcats show claws in second half vs. Buckeye boys
• Rookies lead Cavs in solid showing
• Girls basketball: Teams embrace Hoops for the Cure
• Swimming notes: Bees, Blue Devils get to test waters
• Warmer-than-normal weather leaves county snow removal budgets in good shape
• Medina County hopes to sell vacant building soon
• First 2012 baby: ‘It will be fun to tell him later on in life’
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• Snow between 1-2 inches expected today in Medina
• President Obama to speak in Cleveland on Wednesday
• Ohio senator offers support to locked-out tire workers
• Blunders on special teams doom Buckeyes in bowl game
• Commentary: Phil Dawson is not afraid to face the music
• College notes: Area trio leading Yellow Jackets
• Brunswick’s Courtney Kenney inks with Robert Morris
• Medina rec center memberships increase as Jan. 1 rolls around
• Expert says brine well triggered quakes in northeast Ohio
• Brunswick snow ban in effect until 5:35 p.m. today
• Ohio tobacco quit line operates on a small budget
• Exotic animals part of Ohio legislative to-do list
• State’s minimum wage increases 30 cents in 2012
• Girls basketball: Grizzlies sizzle in every facet against Bees
• Boys basketball: Tigers win with Bees’ Mason Schreck in foul trouble
• Wrestling: Nick Tavanello outlasts Liberty’s Luke Fleming
• Top 10 stories of 2011 in Medina County
• Driver of vehicle in York Township bus crash cited
• Public meetings slated for Jan. 2, 2012
• Obituaries for Dec. 31, 2011
• 12 cats left at SPCA
• Program to cover more kids, seniors
• New Year’s walleye drop in Ohio goes back 15 years
• Elephants make it a big year for the Cleveland zoo
• State seeks Ohioans missing $3.6 million in tax refunds
• 2011 was a year to remember in Medina County sports
• Matt Hammer walks off with wrestling title
• Boys basketball: Hornets win fifth-straight game
• Girls basketball: Red-hot Bees take on powerhouse Grizzlies
• Medina Kmart to close after almost 40 years
• Wilson family in Medina Twp. opens home to adopt 6 siblings
• Medina freshman Samantha Borelli has big night in gymnastics
• Feeding Medina County Initiative outgrows its shared space
• Obituaries for December 29, 2011
• Heat Pumps Offer Year-Round Efficiency, Comfort And Energy Savings
• Group is trying again to ban dog auctions in Ohio
• Taxpayers are dropping suit to save Ohio courthouse
• Panel to update Ohio’s constitution sets first meeting
• Wrestling: Adam Kluk enters tourney with new perspective
• Blue Devils make defensive stand on basketball court
• Girls basketball: Sticky defense gives Bees a needed boost
• Browns’ OL Joe Thomas makes fifth Pro Bowl
• Boys basketball: Mounties ride off with win
• Massillon woman gets 7 years in prison for June attack on Wadsworth man
• Medina County jobless rate continues down trend
• An Ohio-born comedian will take his routine to India
• Report says almost $439,000 spent on Ohio governor’s mansion
• No issues in Ohio town since alcohol sales allowed
• No. 1 pick Kyrie Irving has rough debut for Cavs
• Commentary: Tristan Thompson impresses with energy
• Wadsworth’s Andy Sonnanstine signs contract with Cubs
• Browns’ coach says Colt McCoy is improving
• College notes: Wadsworth native Julie Bassett to hit the beach
• No one hurt in Spencer Township blaze; half of home destroyed
• Tracie Handy turns an eyesore into holiday display
• Medina County is moving beyond recession
• Patrol hikes holiday presence
• Litchfield trustees face two lawsuits
• Christmas at the county jail
• Chief concern is stopping Rice
• Tough ending for Grizzlies
• Brunswick victory sweetens Christmas break
• Reindeer ‘Betty’ recovering from Ohio highway adventure
• ‘Santa Claus’ mysteriously delivers toys to Ohio kids
• More Ohio Turnpike travelers are using E-ZPass
• All eyes in the Cavs’ front office will be on the future
• Let the growing process begin for the Cavs
• Boys basketball: Wadsworth has an uphill battle in Suburban League
• Girls basketball: Colts’ Shelby Dearth shines bright with 23 points
• A healthy Peyton Hillis is highly motivated for Browns
• Miniature village of area home is small only in living space
• Elderly couple cut from minivan after Lodi crash
• New U.S. Census numbers show teensy growth for Ohio
• Minimum wage in Ohio is increasing 30 cents in 2012
• Girls basketball: Bees take out their frustration on Comets
• Blue Devils christen the court with a cross-division triumph
• Veteran Sheldon Brown hasn’t ruled out move to a safety spot
• High school basketball roundup: Quartet of stars carry Buckeye
• There is a free lunch in Medina
• Coaches vs. cancer at Highland High School
• Suspect in Ohio Amish attacks to plead not guilty
• Brunswick Crime Waves for Dec. 22, 2011
• A few Ohio Turnpike tolls will increase Jan. 1
• Fish begin to arrive at new Cleveland aquarium
• Blue Devils can’t keep pace with the Bulldogs
• Bees’ upset bid is denied by Mentor
• Boys basketball: Hornets learn to finish strong
• Girls basketball notes: Grizzlies get a needed test
• Ohio State gets a bowl ban, other penalties
• Buckeye rally ends just short vs. Wellington
• County animal-rescue groups see adoption increases at holidays
• Medina woman creates a ‘Silent Night’ history
• Reduce Your Heating Load And Alleviate The Burden On Your Furnace And Your Energy Budget
• Sheriff’s deputy nabs Youngstown man with hidden cocaine
• Electric bills in Ohio rise one-third over 5 years
• Rules could keep Ohio racetrack slots open 24/7
• Samardo Samuels makes most of opportunity with Cavs
• Browns are in dire need of playmakers
• Urban Meyer knows expectations at Ohio State
• High school swimming: Work continues during holiday season
• College notes: Kelsey Durichko hands out assists at record pace
• 5 junior-high students to hospital as precaution after bus, SUV crash
• Medina County looking to gas up for less
• Little chance for snow in Medina on Christmas
• 5 Buckeye students taken to hospital following school bus accident
• A white Christmas is possible for Medina, northern Ohio
• State prices dip 15 cents to average $3.13 a gallon
• Friends pay tribute to suicidal Ohio animal owner
• Boys basketball: Mason Schreck powers the Bees past Panthers
• Browns blow lead, game follows in overtime
• Snapped pin streak doesn’t bother Highland’s Adam Kluk
• Gold-less Pirates satisfied with fifth place at wrestling event
• Wrestling roundup: Tyler Hughes places 2nd at Hudson tourney
• Girls basketball: Bees deliver against Elyria; Grizzlies dominate Colts
• Winter finally arrives in Medina County
• Brunswick Hills Fire Department hosts 300 at annual holiday event
• Fire displaces Brunswick family of four
• AAA serves up holiday ‘mocktails’
• Watson’s season is over
• Extra works pays off for Blue Devils
• Hornets hold off Colts
• Jobless rate in Ohio drops to 8.5 percent in November
• New report predicts less oil, gas drilling jobs in Ohio
• Ohio inmate escapes, found within an hour in clothes dryer
• Pro baseball: Wadsworth’s Drew Saylor joins Rockies organization
• High school wrestling: Nobody matches up with the Grizzlies
• No job security just yet for Cavs’ players
• Local Corner: The under-11 Brunswick Challengers win the fall classic
• Laura Toth to lead Medina County senior services
• Woman makes a hobby out of putting up holiday displays
• Man arrested for Sunday stabbing in Wadsworth
• Wadsworth Crime Waves for Dec. 16, 2011
• Wadsworth man arrested in stabbing incident outside bar
• Ohio lawmakers agree to March primary, end to map flap
• More police officers die on duty in Ohio, nationwide
• Pitcher Andy Sonnanstine released by Tampa Bay
• Girls basketball: Big shots by Grizzlies push back Bulldogs
• Doctors say Browns’ Colt McCoy wasn’t tested for concussion
• Boys basketball notes: Buckeye’s Garrett Beck is 2nd leading scorer in county
• Wrestling notes: J.B. Firestone will be a tougher tourney
• Willowood Care Center choir’s first-ever concert is Friday
• Pirates secure their first basketball victory
• Hinckley Twp. teen arrested for child porn
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• A waitress in Ohio accused of beefing up her tips
• Report says child homelessness worsens in Ohio
• Swing state Ohio will set 2012 primary for May
• Boys basketball: Balance keys the Bucks’ victory against Fairview
• Steelers’ LB James Harrison suspended 1 game for hit on Browns’ Colt McCoy
• Grizzlies get caught in a trap against Nordonia
• The Blue Devils remain perfect in boys basketball
• Hornets pull off stunner in basketball against Green
• Clippers’ on-court strategy trips up the Pirates
• Steelers’ linebacker suspended 1 game for Colt McCoy hit
• Ohio Gov. Kasich not sure about welfare drug testing
• Bedbug response at Ohio school criticized by students
• McKenna Baluch, Megan Kerrigan stepped up to keep Medina’s gymnastics team afloat
• Gymnastics: Colts’ Ashley Rose headlines area
• Swimming notes: Blue Devils prepare for Selena Pasadyn’s return
• College notes: Medina Countians help Mount Union to title game
• Girls basketball: Mounties’ run is difference over Black River
• Hornets are winning with physical defense
• Regional Transit Authority might leave Brunswick
• Gift to help build $3.5 million care center in Medina Twp.
• Selena proud to bring award home
• Obituaries for December 12, 2011
• Western Reserve is puttin’ on the skits
• Brunswick again looking to eliminate pole signs
• Sheriff’s office offering credit card shields
• Veteran not thinking abut amnesty clause
• Kipfer nails clutch shot with five seconds left
• Bees can’t keep up with Arcs
• Brunswick’s Pasadyn is Heisman winner
• State shuts down a program to pair hunters with farms
• Cocaine seizures by Ohio troopers are up 600 percent
• Jack Snowball’s unique maturity was a huge bonus on, off the gridiron
• College signing: State champion Brianna Neitzel verbals to OSU
• Colt McCoy gets rocked as Cleveland loses yet again
• Andrew Miller helps OWU win national crown
• Cavaliers: It’s a little too early to make predictions
• College notes: Elaina Lanson shines against the best
• Semi truck hits a school bus, but no one injured
• Santa Claus starts reading some Christmas lists
• Highland school bus collides with tractor trailer
• Poll says Newt Gingrich now the pick of Ohio GOP voters
• Longest-serving U.S. sheriff, who is from Ohio, to retire
• State senators hear ‘heartbeat’ abortion bill
• All Gazette: Kerry Hunter led Brunswick’s girls cross-country team to state title
• Carolyn Yurkoski excels despite swimming without shoulder ligaments
• College signing: Bees’ Katie Keefe to play lacrosse for Ohio State
• Wrestling notes: Ironman Tournament will test Grizzlies’ strength
• Betty Sutton to face Jim Renacci in new 16th District
• Ex-judge Judith Cross to challenge Bill Batchelder in 2012
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• Betty Sutton announces bid for Jim Renacci’s U.S. House seat
• Proposed bill would allow Ohio troopers to police casinos
• Ohio drops to 36th in national-health ranking
• Seismographs to monitor for earthquake-brine link in Ohio
• World Famous Harlem Globetrotters
• Boys basketball: Ryan Badowski, Devils suffocate Eagles
• Brunswick junior Kyle Michalik to play baseball at OSU
• Second half of basketball game dooms Colts
• Uneven basketball game goes to the Grizzlies
• Medina’s Mallory Gustincic inks with Lake Erie College
• Boys basketball: Explorers never give Hornets a chance
• New Montville Township safety services center awaiting OK
• National group honors Ohio sheriff who led exotic-animal hunt
• Don’t Tolerate Heat Loss, Insulate Your Water Heater
• Explosion turns Ohio oil tank into a rocket
• Rainy weather puts big damper on Ohio deer-gun season
• Boys swimming: Mike Pavlak just wants to have fun
• College signing: Bonnies tap Bees lacrosse program
• Local Corner: Football team wins national crown
• Bowling: Brandon Butcher, Tyler Bogus lead way for Bucks
• Buckeye girls win first basketball game
• Lodi man gets 9 years in prison for firing gun near man’s head
• Grant allows Medina County to add hearing room in domestic court
• State in talks over oil, gas drilling road repairs
• Medina County is under a flood watch today
• Gas in Ohio costs 8 cents more than last week
• Ugly season is spiraling out of control for the Browns
• Girls basketball: The Bees roll on at ‘The Q’
• Boys basketball: Ben Checkelsky, Garrett Beck shine bright
• High school wrestling: Hornets dominate Bees, Bears in annual event
• Biannual home tour is fundraiser for Seville Historical Society
• The Dash Between: Mae Sternecker, lovingly known as the ‘Purple Banana Lady’
• ‘Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge’
• Speaker Bill Batchelder joins attacks on state GOP chair
• Defense hurt by injuries
• Valley Forge beats Highland in opener
• Bees know they can match 2010-11 season
• 7 Amish to stay in jail for Ohio beard-cutting attacks
• Two men plead not guilty to child porn-related charges
• State lawmakers seek consensus on puppy-mill bill
• WWII veteran in Ohio to receive 14 military medals
• Boys basketball: 3 talented freshmen dot rosters for Hornets, Colts
• Wadsworth’s cool-headed Grace Campbell led a top Ohio defense
• Hornets are young, hungry for basketball season
• Boys basketball: Grizzlies want to wear down opponents
• Experienced Colts’ basketball squad is full of optimism
• Medina couple promise bigger, better holiday light show
• Judge asked to draw Ohio remap
• Chatham Township airline pilot helps save a dog’s life
• ORMACO plans Hair Party Bus, plus Celtic Sounds
• GOP, Dems insist judge make Ohio remap choice
• Teen birth rate in Ohio is lowest since 1990
• State said to offer $400 million to lure Sears offices
• Medina’s Gareth Evison always finds a way to play big in the clutch
• Girls basketball: Tigers nab win over Grizzlies in final seconds
• Boys basketball: Bees try to find their niche without Kenny Kaminski
• Blue Devils are tall & talented, but plenty of questions remain
• Grizzlies’ Jack Snowball is considered for Ohio’s top football honor
• Girls basketball: Hornets bring the pressure in win over Buckeye
• Cloverleaf asks state to take over financial operations
• Keeping a weather hawk eye
• Feisty Herman Cain presses on with presidential bid in Ohio
• Weather appears to dampen start of Ohio deer season
• Embattled presidential hopeful Herman Cain to visit Ohio
• Medina High School football coach Ray Hradek resigns
• John Guilford is a repeat selection for 1st-team honors
• College signing: OU is the best fit for Grace Campbell
• Boys basketball preview: Bucks are not short on goals
• Pirates must almost start from scratch
• Girls basketball: Colts run out of time
• Hinckley Elementary School gets a phone threat
• Local veterans put their artillery in position
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• Ohio Gov. Kasich mulls forgiving all welfare mistakes
• Fire burns 6 campers at an Ohio storage facility
• State officials take a 200-pound boy from mother
• Urban Meyer announced as next head coach for Ohio State
• Girls golf: Now playing more nationwide, Jessica Porvasnik can’t get enough
• Wadsworth’s Jack Snowball is Division-I co-Offensive Player of Year
• Girls basketball: Gabby Bulic rises up for Blue Devils
• Grant to relieve pressure on Medina County Jail
• Next phase of Summa $8 million center expands emergency care
• Brunswick council committee discusses ATV ban
• County fairgounds hosts Holiday Lights tour
• Obituaries for November 28, 2011
• Medina VFW serves up fundraising and food
• Local stores benefit from Black Friday hustle, bustle
• Blue Devils may face tough start
• Bees looking for identity
• Bulic growing into solid player
• Township trustee race in Alliance comes down to a coin toss
• State to get more disposal wells for drilling waste
• $18 million setup of Ohio highway monitoring nearly done
• Grizzlies’ Paige Szabat rebounded from fractured leg to be All-Ohioan
• High school girls basketball: Grizzlies hungry a for regional return
• The Colts are expecting more success
• The Hornets plan on getting defensive
• Momentum is big in Pirate Country
• The Bucks have plenty of positions to fill
• Turkey Bowl 2011: Once-small annual fundraiser collects $125,000
• The cross-country season was one for the books
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• Cleveland film festival receives an academy grant
• State fire marshal says cook safe for Thanksgiving
• Pilot killed in single-engine plane crash in Ohio
• High school wrestling: A reporter goes behind the scenes
• OSU football: Urban Meyer says no offer yet
• Grady Sizemore will stay with the Tribe
• Sheriff will end his 46-plus years in law enforcement
• FBI arrests seven in Amish haircut attacks
• Owners reject ban on exotic wildlife
• Applewood students enjoy Thanksgiving feast
• Schools chief in Ohio says bullying response ‘fell short’
• State to get $22.8 million from settlement with drug maker
• Ohio analysis says crashes up around Thanksgiving
• High school bowling: Kaitie Bator eyes a return to state tourney
• Ohio State football: Interim coach faces big game, questions
• Browns’ coach Pat Shurmur is learning on the job
• Medina man admits using badge in hit-and-skip
• Churches, restaurants gearing up for free holiday meals
• Gingerbread challenge: Brunswick trio wins event at Jo-Ann Fabric
• Medina Crime Waves for Nov. 23, 2011
• State bill could mean tax savings for college students
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• New powers to be discussed for Ohio State police
• Ohio school district awaits ballot count on 9th levy try
• Cross country: Longtime Medina coach Milt Place steps down
• Lighter summer schedule helped Bees’ Austin Schreiber blossom
• Colt McCoy shows toughness for Browns
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• High school soccer: Medina County players are all over all-star lists
• OSU football: Pride is only thing on line for Buckeyes
• Buckeye board will ask for earned-income tax to raise $3.1 million
• Medina County is seeking a lower fuel rate
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• Ohio rejects Michigan-hating license plates
• Salvation Army kettle in N. Canton stolen at knifepoint
• Pre-holiday gas prices in Ohio are down 14 cents
• Goal-line stand preserves a hard-earned victory for Browns
• High school football: Panthers dominate both sides of the ball against Grizzlies
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• Panthers defense lives up to the hype
• Man who reportedly swipes car says he was a Brunswick cop
• No one injured in Sunday Medina fire
• Medina man enters not guilty plea in child rape case
• Terry Grice named police chief in Montville Twp.
• Lodi Library To Be Closed - Structural Issues Were Discovered
• Tight ends fail to match hype
• Grizzlies go against Whitmer
• Hardesty will be game-time decision
• Ohio’s unemployment drops a little to 9 percent
• Gov. Kasich readies a new plan on Lake Erie water use
• $3.2 million grants will help train entrepreneurs in Ohio
• Cross country: Bucks Ryan Gallagher drove himself to a top-10 finish
• Jon Roberts’ leadership, blocking are strong for Wadsworth
• Grizzlies’ Jack Snowball is district Player of the Year
• Anna Boyert, Paige Szabat joining forces in cross country
• College signing: Hornets’ Stephanie Horvath inks with Cincinnati
• College notes: Sean Bedevelsky finishes career with flourish
• Four people take out petitions to run for sheriff in 2013
• Highland High teens raise funds for 2010 grad battling Hodgkin’s
• Troopers in Ohio say they found gift-wrapped pot
• State GOP questions need for a driver-texting ban
• Smucker Co. recalls jars of chunky peanut butter
• High school football: Greg Dennison does things right at Wadsworth
• Medina County basketball teams take to court for good cause
• Touchdowns are missing in action for the Browns
• Muscular Dystrophy Association collects about $40,000 in ‘bail’ money
• Brunswick hunter, 81, who was lost Monday is now recovering
• Medina County’s shale panel holds first meeting
• Man charged with neglect, cockfighting is out of jail
• Authorities say gas line explodes in southern Ohio
• Occupy arrests in Ohio come after Rev. Jesse Jackson rally
• Ohio Senate votes to honor astronaut John Glenn
• High school football: Nick Miller likes Wadsworth, playing nose tackle
• High school volleyball: Medina County stars set for spotlight
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• Author of ‘Dead Man Walking,’ speaks at St. Martin of Tours church
• Annual Turkey Bowl raises funds for St. Vincent De Paul Society
• Halfway House panel is nearing grant
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• National forest in Ohio halts sale of drilling rights
• 150th birthday party today for Ohio Statehouse
• VP Joe Biden to campaign in Ohio union stronghold
• Browns’ coach Pat Shurmur feels the area’s pain
• High school soccer: Jen Jankowski is All-Ohio
• Local Corner: Junior high Bucks a perfect 8-0
• OSU football: Penn State, Buckeyes have much in common
• Massillon man gets 13 years prison for attempted murder, burglary
• Sex with minor nets Montville Twp. woman, 51, jail time
• The rains came tumbling down in Brunswick
• U.S. Supreme Court will hear health-care case this term
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• Gas in Ohio has gone up a dime over past week
• State urges Ohioans to prepare for winter
• High school football: Jack Snowball, Bret Baughman dominate in victory
• The Pirates can’t keep up with top-ranked Girard
• Austin Phillips puts forth all-around effort for Pirates
• Wadsworth defense rises to the occasion
• Getting into the holiday spirit at Public Square
• 700 attend weekend’s Art Fest in Sharon Twp.
• Algae takes its toll on Lake Erie fish
• Oil, gas spent $2.8 million in Ohio for lobbying, campaigns
• Veterans remembered
• Underdog Pirates are not intimidated
• Grizzlies, Explorers are very similar
• Charity bike ride in Ohio raises $13.1M for cancer work
• Ohio Occupy group asked to move for tree-lighting
• It doesn’t add up: Wadsworth running back Jack Snowball doesn’t have a D-I offer
• Black River’s Austin Phillips has steamrolled defenders
• Brunswick’s Selena Pasadyn a finalist for Wendy’s Heisman
• Medina countians help Polar Bears win the OACT
• Grizzlies’ secondary has morphed into a steady unit
• Failure of Brunswick road levy leaves city with a bumpy road
• No charges in crash that killed widowed mom of 3
• Police arrest third man in child porn case
• Fatal accidents on Ohio highways are down this year
• Ohio town ends ban on alcohol sales for 1st time since Prohibition
• Police say hackers hit Ohio Habitat for Humanity store
• High school football: Talkative Tyler Perry lights fire under Wadsworth
• For now, no close shaves for Black River’s Doug Church
• Browns: Old college rivals will go at it once again
• Two Medina men arrested on child porn charges
• Injured dog back at home with its family
• Medina Schools still plans to cut pay-to-participate fees
• Hinckley police look for help in finding robbery suspect
• Survey finds 1 million Ohioans have no regular doctor
• GOP official says deal close on new Ohio congressional map
• State has a new hotline, website on dangerous animals
• Cross country: Any runner can step up for the Devils
• Bees face battle-tested Streaks in regional volleyball action
• Montario Hardesty is latest injured Browns’ running back
• Derek Lowe comes to Tribe in trade
• OSU football: Buckeyes know about great endings
• Lodi fire chief David Ridenour found guilty, resigns post
• A ‘spooktacular’ display of 31 jack-o’-lanterns
• Tribe exercises option on Fausto Carmona, decline Grady Sizemore
• Hanging-man Halloween display in Dublin draws complaints
• Today’s trick-or-treat times in Medina County
• Gas in Ohio costs 11 cents more than last week
• State millionaire ranks cut 43 percent by recession
• High school football: Black River, Highland, Wadsworth qualify for playoffs
• Brittany Fullbright leads Grizzlies to first district soccer crown
• Medina County runners roll, earn plethora of state berths
• Regional volleyball: Blue Streaks are up next for Bees
• Erhart-York Twp. Fire Department hosts Halloween bash
• Love of trains knows no age
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• Police use dashboard cam to catch nearly topless speeder
• Ohio Supreme Court: No extra time for state map repeal
• Volleyball: Bees survive rally, advance to regionals for 1st time since 1984
• Indians escape high-strung soccer match with district title
• Grizzlies’ Bret Baughman is more than the protypical fullback
• Josh Cribbs, Ted Ginn have contrasting styles in return game
• Medina Township man faces cockfighting charges
• Lodi community gathers to remember a ‘true friend’
• Traffic stop nets felony drug charge for Columbus woman
• Ohio woman about to reclaim exotic animals from zoo
• Slain U.S. Army soldier from Ohio to receive honor
• Tattoo fundraiser of exotic animals extended in Ohio
• Grizzlies, Bees square off in volleyball championship
• Bucks offense fails to record shot on goal in district semifinal loss
• Pro basketball: Tony Stockman signs with Mexican team
• Boys soccer: Bad blood fuels matchup between Bees, Indians
• Questions will be answered Saturday in cross-country regionals
• Local Corner: Basketball group definitely Still Here
• Safety Services Center to open in Montville Township
• State issues are tricky for the GOP
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• 5-year-old girl backs car onto Ohio street, calls 911
• Lake Erie shoreline land owners want state to pay $600K
• State auditor: Ohio high court should remove web video
• Wadsworth’s Amanda Davies knocks No. 1 Bees out of soccer tourney
• Medina volleyball squad crushes Copley in district semifinals
• Volleyball: Grizzlies fend off Black Tigers
• Brunswick puts up valiant effort before losing to Amherst
• Browns commentary: Don’t worry, the run is part of West Coast
• Medina city drivers must deal with road detours for weeks
• City to add left-turn lanes to state Route 3
• Brunswick police looking for tips in theft
• Washington might revive Ohio Turnpike leasing grant
• Have Your Furnace Serviced Annually For Optimal Efficiency
• Driver in Monday crash released from hospital
• Joe the Plumber plans news event on Congressional bid
• Support among Ohioans for union law grows as vote nears
• Bees remain alive in district soccer action
• Nothing much goes Blue Devils’ way on soccer field
• Residents in 3 areas of Medina wil be changing wards
• Volleyball districts: Medina County squads know their foes
• Devils, Comets match volleyball strengths
• Medina City Council approves 3 new wards
• Mansfield man critical after Monday morning crash
• Lodi man changes his plea in attempted murder case
• Man flown to hospital after rollover crash on U.S. Route 224
• Female soldier from Ohio killed in Afghanistan
• Tattoo industry raises money for surviving Ohio animals
• Gas prices in Ohio down 11 cents from last week
• Hornets catch fire to finish third in state golf tourney
• Soggy soccer field leads to second-half goals, berth for Bucks
• Girls soccer: The Hornets’ luck runs out
• Grizzlies, Medina easily advance in postseason soccer
• Wadsworth’s Paige Szabat wins cross-country gold by 18 seconds
• Cross country: Buckeye teams have outstanding races
• Hundreds show for church’s fun, alternative to trick-or-treat
• Bees’ hopes in jeopardy
• Season high leaves Hornets in deep hole
• Hardesty can’t afford any more drops
• Grizzly back scores six TDs in win
• No defense for Pirates
• Forty-six Medina homes on boil alert after water-main break
• State’s unemployment is unchanged at 9.1 percent
• Ohio sailor based out of Miss. dies in Afghanistan
• High school football: Grizzlies need win at rival Highland
• Stars will align when Pirates, Falcons clash tonight
• Hornets feel advantage on water-soaked golf course
• Bees know they have a realistic shot at golf crown
• Boys soccer: Bucks’ season ends with a valiant effort
• Bees’ patience pays off on soccer field
• Pantry doors in Seville might reopen
• Seville teen dies when car slams into tree
• Eggs, bacon and local politicking at Kiwanis breakfast
• Medina County Court Log for Oct. 21, 2011
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• Volleyball sectionals: Grizzlies are crisp, roll by Rams
• Brunswick junior Gabbie Bulic slams 32 kills
• Girls soccer: Black River can’t overcome sloppy field, Rittman attackers
• Wadsworth’s Cody Lamielle stepped up with coach out
• Highland can’t repeat its volleyball history
• The roof caves on Pirates’ volleyball season
• Police still investigating accident that killed widow with 3 kids
• Claggett Middle School’s ‘Volley for the Cure’ raises about $1,000
• Exotic tigers, wolves, lions shot at Ohio farm
• Sheriff’s Office gets $40,000 grant for traffic safety, education
• Brunswick Crime Waves for Oct. 20, 2011
• Obituaries for Oct. 20, 2011
• Recipients of Social Security to get 3.6 percent raise in 2012
• Ohio Supreme Court to hear smoking-ban challenge
• High numbers of early voting reported in Ohio
• State tennis: Ali Garrity is facing huge challenge in tourney
• Sectional volleyball: Ally Peters’ career night kills Magics’ hopes
• Titans are too much for Bucks to handle in vollebyall match
• College notes: Currens brothers make a major impact at Taylor
• Girls soccer: Magics sneak by the Colts
• New men’s halfway house in Medina gets shelved
• Widowed mother of 3 dies in Hinckley Township accident
• Little demand for Brunswick Hills city water
• 1st Annual Buckeye Library Family Food Fest
• The Energy Star: Let It Guide You When You’re Looking For Energy-Efficiency
• Woman dies after being hit by truck in Hinckley Twp.
• Ohio safety forces’ study shows union concessions
• Opponents dominate meeting on Ohio turnpike lease
• Boys sectional soccer: Grizzlies cruise in their opener
• Bucks in control right from the start against Woodridge
• Colts give Indians a battle in volleyball sectional
• Hornets stay hot in soccer openers, shut down Ellet
• Pirates keep rolling in volleyball
• Treasurer of Brunswick Schools retires and gets rehired
• Creative Housing officials cut ribbon for unit of those with disabilities
• Attorneys want Occupy Cincinnati trials combined
• Gov. Kasich leads rally for Ohio’s union law
• Ohio gas costs 11 cents more than a week ago
• Kent State University student found dead in dorm
• Ali Garrity is first Bees’ singles player in 13 years to reach state tourney
• Special teams, offense have horrible afternoons for Browns
• Grizzlies’ Paige Szabat reclaims cross country crown
• Bucks roll to a pair of cross country titles
• Volleyball: Senior trio leads the way for Blue Devils
• Anna Boyert shows everyone she’s back on course
• Park district showcases Hubbard Valley Park in foliage tour
• Rolling Thunder serves up dinner to aid veterans
• Medina no match for Mentor
• Upset-minded Bucks lose thriller
• Family escapes duplex fire
• Bill worries school officials
• Fraternal Order of Police leaders visit Ohio in union-law fight
• Cleveland University Hospitals plan for $100 million in cuts
• Grandmother in Ohio says words stolen in union fight
• Bowler Tony Lupica remembered as friendly competitor
• High school football: Blue Devils, Grizzlies playing for first place
• Golf duo leads the way, helps Medina snare a state berth
• Medina’s Ali Garrity is one tennis win from Columbus
• Historic volleyball showing at Barberton is possible
• Girls soccer: Hornets tie school victory mark
• Joyce Giles is likely new head of Medina County Home
• Grandmother in Ohio caught in middle of union fight
• Ohio Turnpike fees are expected to rise in 2012
• Motorcycle fatalities in Ohio decline this year
• Girls soccer: Ten-year Suburban League wait is over for Wadsworth
• Boys soccer: Buckeye plays like division champs
• Soggy greens force officials to postpone golf tournament
• Pro basketball: Tony Stockman leaves Canadian team
• Volleyball: Jessie Lindemeyer makes most of her opportunity
• Local Corner: Jendre family places high
• Added funds let county officials cope with rise of domestic violence
• The Snack Shack helps adults with developmental disabilities
• Insulation: Why It Pays To Know Your True Value
• Occupy Cincinnati protesters are going to court
• Ohio sees increase in unclaimed fund payouts
• Hornets happy with second place at Legends of Massillon
• Boys soccer: George Rusinko made an impression on his grandson
• Volleyball: Grizzlies repeat as Suburban League champs
• District tennis: Medina’s Ali Garrity remaining calm
• Boys soccer: Hornets put it together in crushing rival Grizzlies
• Blue Devils pick up big win in volleyball
• Practice house fire gives cadets real-life fire fighting training
• Medina mayor wants to start snow-plow program for seniors
• State fire departments say 2008 law costs volunteers
• Columbus woman drives off in police officer’s car
• Life’s pressing questions
• District golf: Medina, St. Ignatius square off Wednesday
• Hornet girls to focus on individual goals, state championship
• OU’s interest nets Wadsworth’s Kagan Squire
• Bees grab the top seed again in district soccer
• Girls soccer: The Bucks are solid in victory
• College signing: Rutger Luebke will play for D-II Lake Erie
• Teenager arrested in Brunswick stabbing
• Obituaries for October 10, 2011
• Medina County College/Trade/Tech And Career Fair
• Cloverleaf expects savings
• Scholle does it all in win
• Bees finally beat Mustangs
• Grizzlies are real deal
• I-X Trick or Treat Street
• Phineas and Ferb
• Man asks to change plea in child nudity case
• SPCA raids suspected cockfight operation
• Elections panel: Capretta guilty
• Obituaries for October 07, 2011
• Pirates not looking past Dukes
• Grizzlies, Indians in battle for first place
• Laughlin reaches milestone in win
• Twinsburg rolls over Brunswick
• BREAKING: Elections panel says Capretta committed violation
• Judge upholds firing of Ohio teacher in Bible case
• City of Dayton paints itself as ‘immigrant-friendly’
• Girls soccer: Minutemen join Grizzlies, Indians in first place
• Points for playoff berths will be prize tonight for Blue Devils, Tigers
• Bucks hold onto second place in girls soccer
• Volleyball: Postseason preview goes the Hornets’ direction
• Girls tennis: Ali Garrity rebounds for third place
• Cross country notes: Bees will get rare shot to run on home turf
• Brunswick Hills Twp. police station gets a makeover
• Ohio high court considers a case about magnetic homes
• State Capitol shows off electric-car charging stations
• Mansfield County holds a fugitive surrender event
• Boys soccer: Medina, Twinsburg play to NOC tie
• Sectional golf: Highland girls easily win championship crown
• Hornets, Bees make district play in golf
• College notes: Former Cloverleaf teammates will square off
• College signing: Lauren McKinzie is dancing after call from Ohio U
• Medina mayor: Customer service is vital to residents
• County has more than 770 domestic violence cases in 2010
• Brunswick man to repay $24,000 after fraud conviction
• MCDL Board of Trustees Position Available
• Abandoned Cleveland castle to be turned into 3 homes
• Will Your Furnace Make It Through Another Winter? Now’s The Time To Decide
• Ohio Gov. Kasich urges Chris Christie to run for White House
• Cleveland Clinic health center replaces closed Ohio hospital
• A guide to speaking for shy people
• The injury bug bites the Browns
• High school tennis: Cloverleaf’s Emily Daley shines at sectional
• Well, it was an interesting year for Tribe
• Sectional golf preview: Medina County could have great day
• Soccer notes: Rainy weather disrupts area schedule
• Deal reached in attempted murder case of Massillon man
• The Annual Fall Foliage Tour is this weekend
• Muslim inmates in Ohio sue over meal preparation
• Ohio woman being honored in Veterans Hall of Fame
• Average gas price in Ohio continues to drop
• All facets of the Browns’ game regress Titan-ic loss
• Cross country: Wadsworth’s Paige Szabat wins despite system flaw
• Blue Devils’ boys surprise at cross-country meet
• High school soccer: Justin Miller provides clutch score
• Walk with Your Best Friend Against Abuse raises more than $900
• The Dash Between: Frank Ehrman dedicated his life to future generations
• Outclassed may be too nice a word for Browns
• High school football: Stingy Pirates turn away Bucks
• Public meetings slated for Oct. 3, 2011
• Deer/car crashes rise in fall
• 2 arrested for thefts from cars
• Most beautiful farm in U.S.
• Police seek help in Hills burglaries
• Bees ‘D” takes positive step
• Blue Devils suffer first loss
• Stingy Pirates turn away Bucks
• Ohio Statehouse adds 6 electric-car charging stations
• State law in effect today allows guns in bars, arenas
• Gov. Kasich wades into fight over collective-bargaining law
• High school football: Sophomore Andrew Vaughn has unique skills
• Girls tennis: Ali Garrity, Bees prove they’re the county’s best
• Volleyball notes: Bucks on the outside looking in at division title
• Hornets hold off the Colts on volleyball court
• Cleveland picks up Manny Acta’s option for 2013
• Cost for repair increases for Pearl Road in Brunswick
• Barberton mail carrier honored as a hero for saving lives
• MCDL’s eMedia Collection Is Now Compatible With Kindle
• Writers Live - Author Luncheon
• Hidden camera found in bathroom at Ohio BMV office
• Opponents plan temporary hold on Ohio’s election law
• Ohio mailman to get lifesaving hero’s award
• High school football: Blue Devils face challenge in Mentor’s offense
• Boys soccer: Medina’s Jared Vidika follows family line of excellence
• Cross country notes: Grizzly Invite to feature top teams, runners
• Girls soccer: Grizzlies net 3 goals in win over Cloverleaf
• Tennis: Ali Garrity beats Hudson’s Kati Mdzinarishvili
• Truck dumps load, leaks fuel into Liverpool Township pond
• Help needed to identify Wadsworth’s Goodwill thief
• Gloria Glens might organize a neighborhood watch
• Ohio credit union leader admits stealing $70 million
• Wadsworth police ask public to help ID Goodwill robber
• Ted Strickland considers another bid for Ohio governor
• Ohio panel expected to vote today on legislative maps
• Boys soccer: Luis Escudero heads in a winner for Grizzlies
• Bees beat Hudson on ‘invisible goal’
• College notes: Highland grad Alyssa Jaksich contributing at Hendrix
• Tennis: Ali Garrity has big postseason goals
• Golf: Pirates’ Logan Wolfe falls in playoffs
• Medina County considers a men’s halfway house
• A local Hearse N’ Around club attends reunion in Hell, Mich.
• Bond set for Lodi bank robbery suspects
• Your Fall To-Do List: Don’t Forget To Add Draining The Water Heater
• Bond set at $100,000 for suspects in Lodi bank heist
• Ohio Gov. John Kasich spares a death-row inmate
• Cleveland MetroHealth system plans to cut 450 jobs
• Obama’s campaign trickles into Ohio elections law fight
• What’s the price of living in the U.S.?
• Volleyball: Medina’s attack stings Buckeye
• Not even rain can stop the Bees’ golfers at tourney
• Medina’s Ali Garrity knocks off tennis sectional’s top seed
• Local Corner: Hayley Broich rides her way to national meet
• Plane bound for Cleveland diverted due to bathroom smoke
• Woman dies from injuries sustained in Sept. 12 crash
• Average gas prices in Ohio, nation continue to drop
• State voters to decide 3 heated issues this fall
• Top-ranked Devils place second at Strongsville Invitational
• Cross country: Hornets run away with two team titles
• Bucks, Colts happy with special day in muddy running conditions
• Brutal day for Browns turns beautiful with a victory
• Tennis: Green edges Highland in weekend tourney
• Soccer: Hornets halt team’s losing streak
• Two men arrested in Lodi bank robbery
• Ohio Regional Music Arts and Cultural Outreach Season Continues
• Homeowner fights to save tree
• Cities mull rules for cafes
• New district maps unveiled
• Blue Devils have another great escape
• Rangers in stunner
• Hornets can’t stop high-powered Blue Devils
• Ohio State University to open a shale-energy research center
• State interested in rolling back parts of No Child Left Behind
• Ohio National Road statue given a new home in park
• High school football: Tallmadge’s air attack gives Hornets a big test
• Junior Robby Buckwald is proving his worth for Cloverleaf
• Tony Stockman signs with a pro team in Canada
• Golf: Bees shoot 6-under, shatter Medina County mark
• Volleyball notes: The Pirates are rebuilding
• The FirstMerit bank in Lodi is robbed again
• ODOT installing LED traffic lights in Medina County
• Panel: Anthony Capretta might have violated a rule
• BREAKING NEWS: Lodi bank robbed
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• Dayton makes a pitch to woo immigrants
• Medina County unemployment rate drops in August
• Cleveland, Cincinnati among poorest big cities in U.S.
• President’s visit today likely to jam Ohio-Kentucky traffic
• High school soccer: Knee pain can’t keep Alexis Morrison out of goal
• Pirates are no match for Bucks on the soccer field
• College notes: Jillian Zanney picks up player of week honor
• Cross country notes: Invitational named after Todd Clark
• Front four becoming major force for the Browns
• Area schools look for cheaper diesel fuel
• Two teens arrested in Brunswick Hills vehicle break-ins
• Trade group says Ohio home sales up about 10 percent
• Report predicts major changes in Ohio health costs
• Medical-marijuana ballot language denied by Ohio official
• High school volleyball: Bucks manhandle Pirates Tuesday night
• Volleyball: Senior duo carries the Bees past the Devils
• Red-hot Grizzlies’ volleyball squad wins easy
• Boys soccer: Coach gives son a rare pat on the back
• Ohio trooper hurt during routine traffic stop
• St. Francis named a Blue Ribbon School
• Medina County OKs land transfer to Canaan Township
• Mold, Dust and Critters: Three Very Good Reasons For A Thorough Duct Cleaning
• Ohio trooper from Medina post injured in crash
• Proposal would let Ohio Turnpike tow trucks charge more
• New Cleveland law calls for greener road projects
• VP Joe Biden to tout jobs plan at Solon plant
• Sharing stories of all our jobs
• Girls soccer: Grizzlies earn shutout as Bucks give good effort
• High school golf: Highland girls win another league title
• Soccer notes: Buckeye’s Emily Giesen back in action
• Tennis notes: Hornets still have shot at Suburban League crown
• ODOT says noise barriers on I-71 are deteriorating, need replaced
• Two workers held at gunpoint in Wadsworth Goodwill store heist
• Goodwill store in Wadsworth robbed at gunpoint
• Nearly half of 9/11 loans in Ohio go bad
• Gas prices in Ohio are 15 cents less than last week
• Republican-led states alter voting rules for 2012
• Girls soccer: Red-hot Hornets tie state-ranked Bees
• Soccer: Kayla Finkel, Sydney Wagner lead Pirates over Raiders
• Blue Devils impress at Spartan Invitational
• Cross country: Buckeye boys team headlines Galion festival
• High school volleyball: Errors hamper Buckeye
• Blue Devils overpower Cloverleaf in four volleyball games
• Seventh annual race benefits Medina County cancer patients
• Snowball rolls against Colts
• Speed kills Hornets’ hopes
• Blue Devils stay perfect
• Ohio’s unemployment rate inches higher in August
• Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey “FULLY CHARGED”
• U.S. Postal Service might close 10 Ohio mail centers
• Ohio State opens a new super-secure agriculture lab
• High school football: Blue Devils, Explorers to battle in key clash
• Scott Suren is the brain of Blue Devils’ defense
• Grizzlies impress in key league volleyball match
• Volleyball notes: Hornets surprise team in Suburban League
• Medina County farmers might get federal loans
• Chinese martial-arts grandmasters bearing gifts in Medina
• Buckeye board sets facility rental fees
• Ohio has nation’s 11th highest foreclosure rate
• Woman remains in critical condition after Monday crash
• State House slated to take up new congressional map
• Ohio auditor defends change in per-hour fees
• Undefeated Hornets open Suburban League football play at Copley
• Girls soccer: Midfielder Logan Harvey gets a critical stop
• Golf notes: Blue Devils are consistently improving
• Boys soccer: Buckeye’s Tyler Yurik nets penalty kick to forge tie
• Cross country notes: Brunswick keeps its sizzling pace
• Medina council inspects city parks for possible update
• Ohio State says new freshmen class is brightest one yet
• Ohio Statehouse observes anniversary of McKinley death
• U.S. Census notes Ohio poverty at more than 30-year high
• Boys soccer: Hornets frustrated early, but rebound to beat Colts
• High-scoring Leah Runkle has Grizzlies set on Suburban League title
• Boys soccer: Gareth Evison’s direct kick gives Bees big win
• Browns Town: It’s still really early in the season
• Betty Sutton’s Congressional district mostly goes into Jim Renacci’s region
• Medina National Guard post ready for Afghanistan deployment
• Downtown Medina fire ruled an accident; damage set at $150,000
• Gift Exchange opens its doors to families
• Northeast Ohio car sales grow at double the national rate
• HVAC Service Quotes Boost Savings: Tips For Reading Them To Hire Expert HVAC Service
• UPDATE: Sullivan woman critical after Monday evening crash
• President Obama to push jobs plan in Ohio today
• Yuengling beer to arrive in Ohio this October
• A pleasant conversation at the airport
• High school soccer: Bees, Green Wave live up to high rankings
• Browns just caught napping in Sunday’s opener
• Soccer notes: Missed chances bother the Bees
• Golf: Hornets place 14th in tourney
• New Congressional district map to be unveiled today
• Fire damages downtown Medina apartments, bank
• Gov. Kasich to honor fallen Ohio firefighters today
• Cost for Ohio gas is down 4 cents from a week ago
• Man in southern Ohio finds box of explosives buried in yard
• Mistakes are aplenty in Pat Shurmur’s first game with Browns
• Volleyball: Showdown doesn’t materialize between Bees, Grizzlies
• Cross country: Bees, Blue Devils each post wins
• Girls golf: Improvement is the theme at Bunker Hill for Medina
• Boys soccer: Blue Devils’ Ross DiDonna nets deciding goal in victory
• Medina County gathers in 9/11 services, prayers reflect on past decade
• 9/11: A nation looks back … and moves forward
• 7 children hurt in Sunday vehicle crash
• Assistant prosecutor suspended
• Car wash for a cause
• McVay’s block key for Highland
• Wadsworth beats Medina
• Roberts’ runs key victory
• Ohio couple’s wedding date is a 100-year family tradition
• Assistant county prosecutor leaves office after suspension
• Ohio Lottery warns of phone scam of ‘Cash Explosion’ show
• Republicans in Ohio not sold on Obama’s jobs plan
• High school football: Grizzlies, Bees play for more than bragging rights, pride
• Nick Tavanello’s size now complements strength for Grizzlies
• Boys soccer: Blue Devils struggle in 3-0 loss
• Cross country notes: Tiffin Carnival offers early measuring stick
• Medina’s Randy Stepp says state website is ‘inaccurate’
• Driver in critical condition after pickup truck flips
• Brunswick area man dies in accident at stamping plant
• Federal court upholds Ohio’s ‘no touch’ strip-clubs law
• Brunswick man dies while working in steel plant
• Think Your Furnace Has Seen Better Days? Shop Now, Before You Need It Again
• Lawmakers in Ohio await President Obama’s jobs speech
• Akron monument to recall hotel that hosted jazz greats
• Two wedding rings found in Ohio charity collection
• High school football: Leterian Brown is ready for any role with Bees
• Girls soccer: Knights can’t stop Leah Runkle
• High school soccer: Bucks send message with victory
• Safety forces say impact of 9/11 terrorist attacks won’t be forgotten
• Volleyball notes: Monster tests are on tap for Bees
• U.S. Army offers Brunswick use of surplus vehicles
• Ohio website shows salaries of state, federal, school officials
• Cuts To State Budget For Libraries Will Not Mean Cuts In Service At MCDL
• Cleveland-Hopkins airport ups security for 9/11 anniversary
• Livestock, ag, home-cooking results
• Arts & crafts results
• Basketball Free-throw results
• Demolition Derby results
• Rough Truck results
• 2011 Tug-of-War results
• Coloring contest winners
• UPDATE: Medina man in good condition after Tuesday crash
• Ohio to begin paying off loan for jobless aid
• New Cleveland casino taking job applications online
• Ohio group looks to limit license suspensions
• Bus gets grilled at McDonald’s parking lot in Montville Twp.
• State begins campaign to fight raccoon rabies
• Jerry Springer to lead rally against Ohio election law
• People’s stories are simple, touching
• Browns: Injuries to Steinbach, Pashos testing offensive line depth
• Soccer notes: The Hornets are off to a fast start
• 9/11: Medina Library displays ‘Medina County Remembers 9/11′ project
• Medina places third at Cloverleaf Volleyball Tournament
• Cross country: Devils pocket title at Earlybird invite
• Delegation Of Swedish Librarians Visited The Medina Library
• Bringing his work home
• Heat’s last hurrah
• Teaching 9/11 to students
• Blue Devils pull out another win
• Grizzlies win in shootout
• Fired up Bees light up scoreboard
• Ohio Chamber of Commerce to study oil, gas resources
• Nonresidents of Ohio now need license to hunt on land
• Woman in Ohio finds, turns in wallet with $4,600
• Extreme heat, humidity making a return to Ohio
• High school football: John Guilford makes a big impact for Pirates
• Game of the Week: Bees are not overlooking the Colts
• Cross country notes: Early Bird offers look ahead
• High school golf: Highland girls break nine-hole record again
• Ohio Gov. Kasich in town for private gathering
• GED classes can help turn lives around
• Tom Miller excited about returning as chief deputy
• A’s 7, Indians 0: Tribe can’t complete sweep
• Ohio troopers to increase patrols for Labor Day weekend
• Hundreds of panties pop up along an Ohio road
• Browns: Tonight’s preseason game a big deal for subs
• Jack Hannahan’s big night saves Indians, who down A’s in 16 innings
• Tribe edges out the A’s in 16 innings, 4-3
• School board member in Ohio flunks on signatures
• Obituaries for Sept. 1, 2011
• Girls soccer: Bees fail to capitalize early against pesky Comets
• Tribe notes: Acta: Hafner will make it back this month
• Girls tennis: Hornets snap long streak, crush Revere
• High school golf: Big Valley Division match on tap for Bees, Mustangs
• Golf roundup: Medina shoots down the Comets
• Medina County sheriff hires former chief deputy
• Motor Maids to honor 9/11 heroes in New York parade
• 9/11 events scheduled in Medina County
• Ohio lawmaker wants Wright brothers’ plane on state seal
• Medina sheriff taps former chief deputy to serve again
• School district in Ohio puts Facebook limits on teachers
• Last of Cedar Point riverboat rides up for auction
• Obituaries for Aug. 31, 2011
• Boys soccer: Bees show off impressive depth in rout of Pioneers
• Volleyball: Senior Alexa Weiland is the quarterback of young Bucks
• Commentary: Drafting, shafting, crafting
• Another strong season is expected for volleyball
• Tribe’s offense rises to the occasion vs. Oakland
• Medina teachers make ‘major concessions’ in one-year contract
• Cavani String Quartet to Pluck the Heartstrings of Medina Students/Community
• Medina County unemployment rate dips slightly in July
• Degree Days — How They Figure In Your Energy-Use Calculations
• State confirms 2 human cases of West Nile virus
• New compliance program at Ohio State to get updated
• Ohio union law ballot issue passes deadline
• The Medina County Home represents residents well
• Obituaries for Aug. 30, 2011
• Girls soccer: Hornets erase bad memory against Buckeye
• Tribe claims just enough hits to beat Oakland
• High school tennis: Hornets cruise by the Colts
• Golf: Grizzlies slip by Nordonia
• Cities might pay thousands more for indigent defendants
• Local brothers beat motorcycle speed records at Utah race
• FirstEnergy reports 450,000 outages in wake of Irene
• Seville man in serious condition after Friday ATV crash
• Motorists in Ohio paying $1 more for gas than year ago
• Ohio union law ballot issue faces deadline today
• Obituaries for Aug. 29, 2011
• High school football: Wildcats outmuscle Bees in opener
• Walter Bailey comes up with a pair of big plays
• Girls soccer: Michaella Stucky stands tall in goal for Bees
• Soccer roundup: Wagner’s hat trick leads Pirates to first victory
• Boys soccer: Joe Serio earns first win
• Cross country: Buckeye’s Ryan Gallagher wins Dan Olien Invitational
• Fun was key at third annual International Fest in Medina
• Thrilling night: Thome’s return inspires Indians’ comeback win over the Royals
• Fans show Thome they still love him
• Tribe notes: Brantley, Tomlin go on disabled list
• Shurmur: Eagles game no reason for Browns to panic
• Browns notes: No timetable for return of Steinbach, Jackson
• Medina water rates may increase
• Working together to restore lives
• Oil spill in Medina
• Medina County football Week 1 scores
• Scholle goes wild
• Indians 2, Royals 1: Tribe wins in Thome’s return
• Indians: Thome back where it started
• Ohio gas prices ramp up with arrival of Hurricane Irene
• Survey shows 18 percent adults in Ohio are uninsured
• State lends shelter, support ahead of Hurricane Irene
• High school football: Medina banks on playoff experience for opener
• Commentary: Picking, sticking and schticking
• Medina’s Ali Kovarik to play soccer at Ashland University
• High school golf: Bees stay in cruise control
• Buckeye dignitaries visit Mapleside Farms in Brunswick
• Truck drops a load of cement, closes part of Fenn Road
• Golden Corral in Medina Township closes
• Medina County Court Log for Aug. 26
• Truck dumps cement along quarter-mile stretch of Fenn Road
• Vote upcoming at Youngstown campus for possible strike
• Copley school reopens without 2 shooting victims
• State schools need flags for students to pledge to
• Brunswick’s Selena Pasadyn wants top 5 finish at state meet
• High school football: Bees have high expectations
• Girls cross country: Competition is expected to be fierce
• State cross country: Scioto Downs no longer a host
• Medina County schools get all A’s, again
• Three men arrested in pair of Wadsworth break-ins
• Semi truck cuts corner too close in Wadsworth
• Library Offers Computer Classes in Partnership with Connect Ohio
• Upcoming Events with Ohio Regional Music Arts and Cultural Outreach
• Truck driver takes out power pole, hydrant in Wadsworth
• Ohio schools see graduation rates dip as formula changes
• Cuyahoga County considers unmarried, gay partner benefits
• Authorities in Mount Vernon find a 7-foot ‘pot tree’
• High school charity game: QB Mason Schreck happy in new system
• College signing: Outfielder Chad Sedio to play for Miami of Ohio
• Past failure motivates Medina’s Brad Palocko
• Boys cross country: Bees never are in a rebuilding mode
• High school golf: Bees’ Austin Schreider ties school mark
• Cleveland Clinic to begin EMS program at career center
• Medina County approves money to fix clock tower
• Back to School for Medina - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Indians notes: Hafner could be lost for season
• Indians 7, Mariners 5: Choo saves Tribe
• Ceiling Fans Make Your Comfort A Priority By Enhancing Cooling Equipment
• Medina County has first positive West Nile test in 4 years
• Computer glitches leave Ohio Medicaid providers unpaid
• Mayor quits at public meeting in Ohio town that shed police force
• Back to school is a new beginning
• Charity football: Medina players soak in stadium’s atmosphere
• Girls soccer: New-look Bees blank the Copley Indians
• Cross country: Bucks runaway with a pair of titles
• Another win for the Hornets’ girls golf squad
• Medina couple gets last look at home set for demolition
• Brunswick crash sends at least two to hospital
• Medina County Court Log for Aug. 23, 2011
• Browns update: QB Colt McCoy feels more comfortable, less pressure than at the start of camp
• Rittman man in critical condition after ATV crash
• Cleveland suburb questioned over ad with indicted ex-mayor
• Gas in Ohio dips another nickel to average $3.51
• Ohio bike ride raises $8.7 million for cancer research
• High school football: Bees to receive the NFL treatment
• Boys golf: Bees win sixth straight Medina County Championship
• Girls soccer: Medina has no plans on slowing down
• Boys soccer: Focused Grizzlies score early, often against Titans
• Soccer: Blue Devils upset the Bees
• Medina throws a benefit pooch-pool party
• State might pass on stimulus money
• Ohio Highway Patrol doubling sobriety checks
• Indians column: Tribe needs offense — again
• Poor second effort: Mistake-prone Browns fall to Lions
• Brian Dulik: Browns show fans why preseason is waste of time
• Browns notes: Lack of practice time keeps Hardesty on bench again
• Long, long, long night: Tomlin gives up three home runs as Tigers down Indians
• Medina church plans to demolish house
• Firm finds sweet success
• Hanging it up
• Encephalitis case in county
• Medina County District Library Will Host a Delegation of Nine Librarians from Sweden
• Library Members Encouraged To Nominate A Local Librarian To Win $5,000 National Award
• Wadsworth’s Campbell intent on winning
• Browns lose lead, fall to Lions
• Browns update: Colt McCoy hangs tough as Cleveland leads 21-13 at halftime
• Browns update: Lions lead 10-7 after 1st quarter
• Browns: RBs Peyton Hillis, Montario Hardesty out for tonight’s game
• Encephalitis case confirmed in Wadsworth
• Ohio unemployment on the rise for consecutive months
• Win puts Tribe 1-1⁄2 games behind Tigers
• Colt McCoy to face big test tonight vs. Lions
• Goodyear on track to open new Akron headquarters
• Officials in two Ohio counties track arson fires
• Terrelle Pryor is in the NFL supplemental draft
• High school golf: Medalist Schreiber leads Bees to title
• Tennis: Blue Devils double the fun
• No teacher deal for Medina Schools equates to no income tax vote
• Westfield Twp. woodworker spent 12 years restoring dream boat
• Three-car crash in Brunswick traps woman in vehicle
• Cedar Point dumps criticized Halloween names
• Ohio finds more mosquitoes having West Nile virus
• Cleveland crackdown on flash mobs remains a no go
• High school football: Brunswick eyes return to D-1 playoffs
• Commentary: Terrelle Pryor should pay, not get paid
• Tennis: Brunswick takes care of Cloverleaf
• High school golf: Grizzlies secure second at SLPT
• Golf notes: Kathleen Ekey all but sews up Tour card
• Public helps Medina police identify rec center theft suspect
• Medina council delays court pay-rate scale decision
• Browns notes: Jim Tressel visits Browns practice
• Exam shows 28 percent of Ohio students are college-ready
• Drinks on the House? Ohio Statehouse considers a bar
• Gun-buyer background checks in Ohio up 17.7 percent
• Soccer: Blue Devils’ Colin Curtis, Ross DiDonna lead a new formation
• Bob Sefcik, Hornets remain confident about soccer season
• Boys soccer: Plenty of new faces will dot area teams
• Golf: Jessica Porvasnik cards 6-under 66
• Money Magazine includes Medina in its ‘Best Places to Live’ list
• Wayne County’s Canaan Twp. seeking 48 acres of Westfield Twp.
• Public meetings slated for Aug. 17, 2011
• Akron will turn curbside recyclables into crude oil
• Ex-OSU coach Jim Tressel visits Browns camp
• How UV Lights Impact Your Home’s Inside Air
• Records show school-bus crashes are declining in Ohio
• State officials to outline duties of nonprofit JobsOhio
• Reflecting upon the value of drainage
• Girls golf: Stephanie Horvath’s talent helps Highland reach new heights
• Hornets, Jessica Porvasnik reset area golf records
• Girls soccer: Pirates gearing up for first official season
• Girls golf: Highland gearing up for run at title
• Restored homes along historic South Court Street to open
• County eyes audit to see where money can be saved
• Brunswick Schools votes to move on construction 3 projects
• Browns: RB Montario Hardesty returns to practice
• Briefcases cause scare at U.S. Speaker Boehner’s Ohio office
• Tribe notes: Duncan sent down, may return for Brantley
• Copley works on recovering from deadly shooting
• Gas in Ohio drops a nickel from last week
• Filming of ‘The Avengers’ begins today in Cleveland
• Local golf: Medina’s Pete Skirpstas breaks through for biggest win
• High school football: Healthy Grizzlies looking for redemption
• Youth wins 50th annual Frog Jump Festival in Liverpool Twp.
• Public meetings slated for Aug. 15, 2011
• Obituaries for Aug. 15, 2011
• Indians: Rainouts wreaking havoc on Tribe schedule
• Indians notes: Duncan down but could return soon
• Browns 27, Packers 17: Browns open preseason, Pat Shurmur Era with solid showing against Super Bowl champs
• Brian Dulik: Colt McCoy shows plenty of promise in preseason opener
• Asdrubal Cabrera’s three-run homer gives Indians, Tomlin all the support they need in win over Twins
• Chris Assenheimer: Indians vs. Tigers … who has the edge?
• Jazz under the Stars Continues with Akin for Jazz
• Coach Pat Shurmur opens Browns career with victory
• Indians 3, Twins 1: Tribe secures series
• Browns beat Packers 27-17 in preseason opener
• Indians 3, Twins 1: Tribe trips up Twinkies
• Indians notes: Brantley still ailing
• Browns update: Packers lead 17-14 at halftime; Colt McCoy looks good
• Browns, Packers tied at 7 after 1st quarter
• Browns pregame notes: WR Carlton Mitchell has finger surgery, inactive for game
• Paid admissions increase in 2011
• Mayor kicks pair off committees
• Horror flick filming in county
• County eyes new alert system
• Buckwald out for the season
• Indians 3, Twins 2: Tribe comes back again
• Indians 3, Twins 2: Tribe takes series opener
• Indians notes: Choo returns to Tribe lineup
• The Annual High School Charity Game 2011
• Ohio Supreme Court: Healthcare signatures are valid
• State medical board agrees to arm investigators
• Tigers 4, Indians 3: Manager OK with tough loss, series victory
• NCAA set to hear Ohio State violations case today
• Ohio State freshmen get early, unreliable news on roomies
• High school golf: Hornets’ Steve Schniegenberg has new putting mentality
• Golf preview: Loaded Bees will be among Ohio’s best
• Local notes: Medina’s Pete Skirpstas gains confidence
• Cleveland Clinic says chopper move won’t affect response
• Evening in the woods promotes local farmers, SPCA
• 50th annual frog jump contest set Sunday in Liverpool Twp.
• Thousands of marijuana plants found in Ohio field
• Browns: Coach Pat Shurmur says starters will play a quarter Saturday
• Pa. man, 2 Indiana residents identified in Ohio plane crash
• Browns rookie Jabaal Sheard catching on
• UPDATE: Brunswick man killed in motorcycle crash
• Ohio’s flag stamp makes its arrival today
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• Bees make a statement at golf’s Walker-Jones Classic
• Soap box derby, figure skating, swimming highlight local sports scene
• Cleveland Clinic’s rescue chopper to move outside of Medina
• Man dies after being thrown off motorcycle
• Election 2011: Five school districts have issues on Nov. ballot
• Lightning hits man inside Westfield Twp. home
• Indians 10, Tigers 3: Tribe tames Tigers again
• Police find Ohio man trapped under newly-washed van
• Westfield Twp. man struck by lightning last night
• Barberton pawn shop sold handgun to Copley shooter
• Browns notes: CB Sheldon Brown feels comfortable with Shurmur’s defense
• Ohio woman sky dives 50 times in a single day
• College signing: Medina QB Mason Schreck hooks up with Buffalo
• Girls tennis preview: Nicole Hadler excels in everything
• Ali Garrity heads an impressive list of tennis returnees
• Teen driver slams garbage cans, mailboxes, basketball hoop
• Medina Schools ponders future of old ice cream stand
• City, hospital host bake sales for military band
• Indians outlast Tigers 3-2 in 14 innings over 7 hours
• Indians notes: Choo returning soon, Sizemore still mending
• Browns: Coach Pat Shurmur eager to see his team vs. the Packers
• Federal Tax Credits And New Lennox Rebates Make This Summer An Optimal Time To Upgrade
• GOP senator in Ohio not opposed to cutting tax breaks
• Medina sheriff nabs West Virginia inmate who fled
• Wall Street downdraft catches up to Ohio stocks
• Ohio State Fair attendance highest in 7 years
• The lasting impact of the KJV
• College signing: Benny Cunningham gets a full ride to Akron
• Women’s marathon: Wendy Yates earns berth in Olympic Trials
• Golf: Devils snap drought at Brunswick Tee-Off Classic
• High school softball: Michelle DeAngelis gets nod at Wadsworth
• Medina County Red Cross is bled dry
• The road to find new energy sources leads to Medina County
• Browns: WR Mohamed Massaquoi out again, and other observations
• UPDATE: Police ID man who killed 7 people in Copley rampage
• 2011 Cleveland Labor Day Oktoberfest
• Ohio State Fair’s champion livestock sale sets 6 records
• Gas prices in Ohio drop 5 cents from last week
• Bull riding: Seville Township’s Chance Riley can’t get enough
• Old Iron derby: Feature winner disqualified for illegal modification
• Cross country: Medina coach attends reunion of national champs
• Man on neighborhood rampage kills 7 people in Copley
• 10-year-old girl, friend’s dog win DockDogs competition
• 4-H kids bring home the bacon at Junior Fair Auction
• The Dash Between: Emil Evin proudly served his country, community
• State Highway Patrol seeks help to catch man who fled
• Browns: QB Colt McCoy happy with his progress after a week of camp
• Browns Notes: Busy rookie Greg Little finds time to dunk
• Indians column: Better luck next year, Tribe
• Indians blow lead against Rangers, let winning run score from second on grounder in 11th
• Browns’ Thomas planning to keep his talents on the North Coast
• Browns notes: Shurmur believes a lot of Josh Cribbs on offense can only be a good thing
• Animals take hardware home in Calico Critters
• 4-H’ers interests include model trains
• Council to replace lampposts
• 2 arrested on robbery charges
• Hornets have tough schedule
• Miller Farmss wins state championship
• 4-H youths build model train display at fair
• Popular Columbus fountain authorizes potty breaks
• Cleveland mayor vetoes flash-mob crackdown
• Ohio National Guard offers 2 days of free health care
• Liberal group eyes Ohio health-care petition protest
• County fair: Medina’s Adam Henslee lives for Rough Truck
• College signing: Medina’s Randy Brown delivers talents to Ashland
• Student honor musicians work in summer to perform concerts
• County residents share special moment at fair
• Browns notes: Dimitri Patterson ready to fill hole at cornerback
• Shoplifting investigation leads to possible meth bust
• Junior PGA: Jessica Porvasnik fails to make the cut
• Fair schedule for today, Aug. 5
• Browns: Free agents finally get to practice — and other observations
• Browns: Rookie Phil Taylor on field for walkthrough
• UPDATE: Electricity restored at Medina County Fair
• Emissions tests in NE Ohio might expand to more locations
• Love & Relationship Q&A with Dr. Ranjan
• Akron girl, 11, is killed in apartment by stray bullet
• Ohio State on alert after 2 attempted abductions
• U.S. Amateur golf: Three Medina County golfers just miss qualifying
• Junior PGA: Two holes damage Jessica Porvasnik’s hopes
• Brunswick District won’t be as tough in soccer
• Jobless rate rose in June for Medina County
• Medina native is a champion cupcake warrior
• Country music takes center stage at Medina County Fair
• Fair schedule for today, Aug. 4
• Browns add punter, defensive back
• Ohio auditor warms of unclaimed money e-mail scam
• Unemployment rate inches up in June for Medina County
• Morning power outage hits about 4,700 Medina customers
• Automatic mailings of tax forms to end in Ohio
• New Ohio law gathers DNA samples in felony arrests
• Black River senior, Danny Lahood, has a passion for racing
• Junior PGA: Jessica Porvasnik is cold out of the gate
• Voters deny school levies for Black River, Wadsworth
• Surprise marriage proposal made at Medina County Fair
• Medina County Home chief, Lynn Remington, to retire
• Getting to know your local safety forces
• Brooklyn motorcyclist, 70, dies after Sunday crash
• United Way of Medina County News - August 2, 2011
• Phil Taylor, Browns’ top pick, ends holdout
• UPDATE: President Obama signs debt bill
• Browns: Punter Reggie Hodges out for year with torn Achilles’ tendon
• Going On Vacation? Program Your Thermostat Before You Leave, And Spend Your Savings On Your Getaway
• Survey: Ohio University is nation’s top party school
• Most Ohio U.S. House reps. vote for debt deal
• School taxes on ballot for special elections in Ohio
• Pro wrestling: Superstar ‘The Miz’ is still fond of Brunswick
• Nathan Owens remains No. 1 in demolition derby
• AAU basketball: Kenny Kaminski member of national champs
• College signing: Emily Giesen will play for OU
• Junior PGA: Jessica Porvasnik hopes second trip is better
• New name for LeBron James’ bike-a-thon
• City council president not running for re-election
• Browns: Brodrick Bunkley headed to Denver, not Cleveland
• Browns: Notes and observations from training camp
• Rescuers sue Ohio woman saved from vehicle fire
• Loose cash found along Ohio highway totals $21,000
• Cost for gas in Ohio $1 higher than last year
• Browns: Greg Little gets his shot as a 1st-team wide receiver
• Paul Williford takes over Grizzlies’ girls soccer program
• Jack Greenwald sweeps sprints at USATF National Masters
• Commentary: Where’s the buzz, fan base?
• Steer breaks loose during setup for annual Medina County Fair
• Fair events scheduled for today
• Agreement reached to raise U.S. debt ceiling
• State medical marijuana ballot issue takes first step
• Royals 5, Indians 3: Homestand goes in wrong direction
• Indians notes: Tribe traded Cabrera to clear room for Kipnis
• Royals 5, Indians 3: Tribe drops series to last-place KC
• Browns: Joshua Cribbs hurts leg in practice, and other observations
• Browns Notes: Pat Shurmur deals with injuries on first day of practice
• Indians draw an ace: Trade several top prospects for Rockies’ Jimenez; send Orlando Cabrera to Giants for minor leaguer
• LaPorta homer in ninth gives Indians much-needed win over Royals
• A quiet confidence: New Browns coach Pat Shurmur isn’t shy when it comes to taking charge
• Browns: Day One of training camp arrives with injuries, trades
• Lorain Xplosion ends drought, brings home Lorain County’s first OGSO state title since 2008
• Browns make two trades, add depth on both lines
• Tribe gets Jimenez from Rockies, but gives up Pomeranz and White
• Indians: Tribe lineup in need of assistance
• Browns: WR Mohamed Massaquoi, OL Eric Steinbach sit out first practice under coach Pat Shurmur
• Browns: 5 players to watch during training camp
• Browns: Defensive line gets a boost with Mitchell deal
• Ugly night for offense, Carrasco as Indians get ripped by Royals
• Family still looking for missing teen
• New Indian Fukudome excited to be in playoff hunt
• Man gets jail for his role in scalding
• Barn burns to ground
• Nicol aims to turn Blue Devils into power
• Porter keeps Dynamo running
• Royals 12, Indians 0: Tribe blasted in series opener
• Indians notes: Choo ahead of schedule
• Browns: Cornerback Eric Wright picks fresh start in Detroit
• Fall semester starts Monday, August 22nd! Are you registered?
• Tight end Evan Moore happy to be a Brown
• Bees swarm, descend on a northern Ohio mall lot
• Barn fire reported near Rittman
• County fair: Becky Maxwell follows the lead of her father, brother
• Local golf: Joey Bachman wins the Novak crown
• High school soccer: Colts get first chance to build momentum
• 2 crashes occur minutes apart on Chippewa Road
• Brunswick mayor gets his band back
• Medina Kiwanis honors 17 couples married 50 years
• Wadsworth Crime Waves for July 29, 2011
• Indians: Tribe adds Fukudome to the fold
• Indians: Tribe adds Fukudome to fold
• Indians acquire Kosuke Fukudome from Cubs
• Backpack causes bomb scare at Ohio State Fair
• U.S. Census shows jump of same-sex couples in Ohio
• 57,000-square-foot Ohio Longaberger house for sale
• College signing: Ally Peters hooks up with UAB
• Wadsworth’s Nick Tavanello will be an Ohio State Buckeye
• Local Corner: Area teams reach state tournaments
• Litchfield fire chief resigns, will be paid as consultant
• Car plunges down 20-foot-deep ravine in Lodi
• New leadership takes shape for Medina County elections board
• Medina County drug task force arrests 23 people
• Browns QB Jake Delhomme is out, kicker Phil Dawson to return
• Angels 3, Indians 1: Santana no-hits Tribe
• Indians notes: New approach paying off for Huff
• Angels 2, Indians 1: Santana no-hits Tribe
• Browns will release QB Jake Delhomme (updated)
• Tribe notes: Indians working hard to find good trade before deadline
• 120 U.S. post offices in Ohio up for possible closure
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• Browns’ Joe Haden, T.J. Ward back early
• Angels 2, Indians 1: Tribe can’t find 9th-inning magic for 2nd straight night
• Former Pres. Garfield coin to unveil at Mentor home
• Gov. Kasich kicks off Ohio State Fair today, will tout agriculture
• New pair will lead Medina County Board of Elections office
• Mitt Romney to discuss economy at Ohio campaign stop
• Joe Haden, T.J. Ward glad to return to Browns’ facility
• Tim Maxworthy will coach wrestling at alma mater, Buckeye
• College signing: Medina’s Toby Frohlich chooses Vikings
• Election 2011: Wadsworth Schools seeks continuous tax levy
• Angels 2, Indians 1: Tribe can’t repeat late rally
• Indians notes: No movement on Tribe trade front
• Browns: T.J. Ward and Joe Haden return to Berea, meet with coaches
• Browns say they’re ready, but to-do list is full and time is short
• Butter sculptures to be revealed at Ohio State Fair
• UPDATE: Ohio health-care question set for fall ballot
• Tribe notes: Alex White will start in pen
• Wadsworth Schools asks for ‘yes’ vote on levy
• Of all body noises, stomach is oddest
• Ambulance driver takes lesser charge in fatal crash
• NFL: The Browns are back in business
• Founders Cup: Patrick Luth’s timing is perfect at the end
• Election 2011: Buckeye puts operating levy on Nov. ballot
• Black River Schools ask for 7.5-mill emergency levy
• Indians notes: White will return as reliever
• Browns: NFL lockout over; players can report Tuesday
• Home is where the heartbreak is for Indians
• New deal reported between NFL players, owners
• Historic Lake Erie lighthouse up for auction
• State board wants smoke-free school campuses
• Fuel in Ohio rises 5 cents to average $3.65
• Local golf: Best of the best square off today
• No federal debt deal as talks stall
• Public meetings slated for July 25, 2011
• Adam Napier embraces sport of bull riding
• Obituaries for July 25, 2011
• White Sox 4, Indians 2: Masterson takes another hard-luck loss
• Indians notes: Acta says Tribe working hard on trade front
• White Sox 4, Indians 2: Tribe drops fourth straight
• Indians column: Tribe will trade but will it be worth it?
• Copley man in diving accident dies
• Fair to offer more free diversions
• Indians: Jason Kipnis goes 0-for-2 in MLB debut
• The boys of summer
• Stop for produce off highway
• White Sox 3, Indians 0: Tribe drops series opener
• White Sox 3, Indians 0: Sox blank Tribe in series opener
• Indians notes: Shapiro says trade likely before deadline
• UPDATE: Man dies after diving in shallow water at Chippewa Lake
• Ohio unemployment rises to 8.8 percent in June
• Cleveland hospital grills s’mores in car as a heat lesson
• Panel sobers a plan for an Ohio Statehouse pub
• Remote car racing: Ryan Lutz lands dream job
• Soccer: Bucks in condition to make some noise
• Local golf notes: Jessica Porvasnik in Jr. PGA Championship again
• Local Corner: Medina County teams continue to roll
• Report indicates Medina County businesses plan growth
• Outside workers toil in torrid temps to do jobs
• Copley man is critical after dive in shallow water
• Idahoan rides through Medina on country bike, ballpark tour
• Ohio lawmaker not cheering proposed Statehouse pub
• More people file for unemployment in Ohio, nationwide
• Cleveland to offer gay, unmarried partner benefits
• College signing: Buckeye’s Carlton Watkins heads to Tiffin
• Ohio Open: Mike Emery triumphs with birdie on 18
• High school football: Playoff spots will be sparse, at best
• Ohio Open notes: Local players hold their own
• Plane crashes at Medina Municipal Airport
• Medina Post Office gets landscaping upgrade thanks to volunteers
• Brunswick Crime Waves for July 21, 2011
• Minor airplane crash reported at Medina Municipal Airport
• State parole board hears school residency case of Akron woman
• Home Advisor’s Energy-Savings Tool For Greater Cleveland Homeowners, Find Out How Your Home Ranks
• Dems in Ohio want to tie governor to Rupert Murdoch
• Ohio voters can voice thoughts on new congressional lines
• Harness racing: Cloverleaf grad D.J. Millner is a quick study
• Ohio Open: Brian Unk dunks the field at Weymouth tourney
• Cavs: Celtics await in opener — if there’s an NBA season
• Twins 2, Indians 1: Chris Perez blows lead in the ninth
• Dilapidated gas station on W. Liberty Street being torn down
• 4 people sent to area hospitals after 3-car crash in Hinckley Twp.
• Brunswick Schools might buy salt directly from ODOT
• Home Advisor’s Energy-Savings Tool For Greater Cleveland Homeowners, Find Out How Your Home Ranks
• Ohio Gov. Kasich to set up exchange under federal health law
• New policy for Cleveland police has time limit for filing charges
• Dusting off old column ideas
• Racers: Popular Medina announcer embraces Akron NPF job
• Tribe cleans up in doubleheader against Twins
• LPGA Futures Tour: Kathleen Ekey sits atop list
• Ohio Open notes: Golfers Parker Hewit, Bryan Mitchell return to area
• Local golf: Medina County golfers have a big day
• Pool blast in Montville Township sends 5 to hospital
• Buckeye Schools receive $250,000 STEM grant
• Montville explosion injures 5
• Cleveland church holds mock retrial of Casey Anthony
• Orioles 8, Indians 3: Sizemore hurts knee in series finale defeat
• Annual Soap Box Derby Week in Akron offers festvities
• Gas prices in Ohio inch up 2 cents to average $3.60
• U.S. women fail to hold two leads in World Cup loss to Japan
• Orioles 8, Indians 3: Tribe faces yet another setback
• Local Corner: Heartbeats rope honors in Lone Star State
• Barn fire shuts down Marks Road in Liverpool Twp.
• President taps Richard Cordray for key role
• Orioles 6, Indians 5: Tribe rally falls short
• Ohio Regional Music Arts and Cultural Outreach Blossoms with Upcoming Programs/Grants
• Indians: Bullpen saves the day in win over O’s
• Students support Army unit
• ‘Just kids being kids’
• Little League softball majors: Elyria torches Conneaut
• UPDATE: Akron woman turns self in after driving into crowd
• Proposal would close half of Ohio driver testing sites
• Gov. Kasich offers $2 million to Ohio children’s hospitals
• Women’s World Cup: Former champs watch with pride, nostalgia
• College signing: Medina’s Malik Tuck heads to Tiffin
• Ohio Amateur: Michael Bernard could be linked to greats
• Local golf: Pat Spoerndle’s passion for sports helps hospice
• Brunswick works to repair streets one ward at a time
• Enthusiastic ‘Harry Potter’ fandom sets advance-ticket record
• Irish Cultural Festival
• Two groups seeking Ohio medical pot ballot issues
• Indians at the all-star break: Tribe trying to build on solid first half
• Car drives into crowd at Akron-area housing project
• Body of Ohio man found in septic tank behind old trailer
• Local golf: Jessie Stephens is right at home in Junior PGA
• Paralympic games: Tyler Bennett’s hard work pays off
• Two high-school baseball coaches call it quits
• Local golf: Pete Skirpstas is 3-over at Ohio Amateur
• Buehler’s, Ritzman pharmacies to partner up
• Roshon Drive culvert is nearing a finish
• Woman charged in death of dog staked out in sun
• State Senate panel axes online voter registration plan
• Love Does Not Have To Be Blind
• Ohio bill would make learning CPR a license requirement
• Gorilla mascot in Strongsville says banana attack was a shocker
• Commentary: Ah, 1971 feels like yesterday
• Golf: Medina’s Patrick Luth shoots lifetime low to snare 3-shot lead
• High school baseball: Seven in Medina County garner honors
• College signings: A pair of Hornets ink up
• Massillon woman indicted in Wadsworth attack
• Argument between friends leads to alleged stabbing
• Driver’s foot slips off brake, causes restaurant crash
• Medina County officials hope to remove more Abitibi recycle bins
• Ronald McDonald Makes Reading Fun With Medina County District Library And Summer Enrichment Program
• Black leopard reportedly seen prowling in Ohio
• Extolling the virtues of the little-appreciated bucket
• Movie shoot takes over part of downtown Cleveland
• Broadcasting: Brian Boesch is a major voice, calling Class AA games
• Local golf: Patrick Luth is pumped up, thinking big
• Commentary: Possible PAC expansion has leagues nervous
• Monday fire destroys a Medina Township building
• Medina consignment shop thrives in economic recession
• New courthouse roof might be completed by Friday
• Port Clinton Jet Express Roundtrip Tickets
• Ohio AG endorses GOP’s Tim Pawlenty for president
• Gov. Kasich set to name nonprofit job-creation panel
• Gas prices in Ohio down one cent from last week
• Women’s World Cup: Facing elimination, U.S. pulls off a soccer stunner
• MLB: Ben Klafczynski promoted, Andy Sonnanstine sent down
• College signing: Coach’s proclamation leads Becca Herte to Kent
• Commentary: Yo, Tribe, Central is yours for the taking
• Ohio EPA fines local industrial waste company
• City is a destination site for shoppers, specialty entrepreneurs
• Medina family escapes burning pickup truck
• Police say enforcing Ohio’s texting ban may be tough
• Get Free Music Legally at Medina County District Library
• Blue Jays 7, Indians 1: Loss knocks Tribe out of first place
• Indians notes: A. Cabrera misses first game
• Blue Jays 7, Indians 1: Tribe ends first half on sour note
• Bautista ruins rally: Blue Jays slugger beats Perez, Indians in 10th with second homer
• Chris Assenheimer: Hey, Tribe, the Central Division is yours for the taking … so take it
• Browns’ Hillis pulling his weight on the field … and off
• Blue Jays 5, Indians 4: Bautista’s blast beats Tribe
• Blue Jays 5, Indians 4: Bautista beats Tribe
• Indians notes: Acta sets second-half rotation
• Indians: Tribe can win division, no kidding
• Medina is home to a new sweet shop
• Sheriff to fill post in fall
• Cavaliers commentary: Some anniversaries should be forgotten
• Now, that’s an expensive kiss
• Unclaimed jewelry to be auctioned today
• Good sign: Anniversary forgotten
• Blue Jays 11, Indians 7: Talbot’s struggles continue
• Twin Sizzler results
• Foore scores WWE contract
• Hafner caps grand comeback
• Indians notes: Chisenhall avoids serious injury
• Lane Closure Notification
• Ohio State vacates 2010 football wins, Sugar Bowl victory
• Medina County sheriff won’t name chief until this fall
• U.S. stock futures sink after weak June jobs report
• State tax collections rise after a 4-year slump
• Gorilla mascot attacked by banana at Strongsville store
• High school volleyball: Aimey Reynolds grabs Rittman’s reins
• Local Corner: Area running season is in full stride
• Ten Medina County golfers in tournament hunt
• Two more water mains break early Thursday in Medina
• Brunswick to seek grant money to repair Blueberry Hill Drive
• Report says Ohio is still the 13th fattest state
• Basketball camp with Tony Stockman tips off Aug. 12
• LaPorta returns in style with two hits, two gems on defense
• Ohio lawmakers to play ball on statehouse lawn
• Strongsville kids say teens robbed lemonade stand
• Cavs: Tony Stockman believes in his former teammate
• Joe Serio’s passion nets him Buckeye’s boys soccer post
• Jon Brenenstuhl is perfect fit for Buckeye cross-country teams
• U.S. Census forces redistricting of ward lines in Brunswick
• Water main breaks in Medina; boil alert issued
• Family still in shock after Sunday night fatal crash
• Highland High School gets a new principal
• Indians notes: Banged-up Asdrubal back in there
• Beetles invasion: Struggling bugs set free in Ohio
• Those from any century would find today’s noise maddening
• New principal named at Highland High School
• Trades possible for Tribe, GM Chris Antonetti says
• Yankees 9, Indians 2: Tribe loses, and Asdrubal Cabrera is hurt
• Mountain lion scare closes Canton-area park
• Health care law opponents to file petitions in Ohio
• Nothing personal, CC Sabathia says in return to Cleveland
• 3-year-old girl injured in fatal crash is improving
• Medina Township man is charged in Speedway theft
• Medina County Court Log for July 6, 2011
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• Brunswick police need help to ID thief
• Dash Between — A cooking perfectionist with a big heart
• Declaring their independence
• Motorcycle accident kills man
• Tribe notes: Acta rethinking interleague play
• Indians 6, Yankees 3: Austin Kearns cracks first homer of season to give Tribe win
• Milestones for 07/05/2011
• 1 dead in Westfield Twp. crash
• Obituaries for July 05, 2011
• 2011 Countywide Summer Art Show
• Indians 6, Yankees 3: Tribe starts series off with bang
• Indians 6, Yankees 3: Tribe opens series with a bang
• Indians notes: Acta down on interleague play
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• Indians have star power: Asdrubal Cabrera and Chris Perez named all-stars for first time
• Talbot struggles again as Indians lose to Reds for first time this season
• Indians: Bullpen saves the day in win over Reds
• Justice for Justin: Indians’ Masterson finally gets some support, beats Red for first win since April 26
• Stopping the bullies
• 15K signatures against S.B. 5
• Medina muni court connects with state database
• Naumann finds home in Florida
• Rupp in a New York state of mind
• Cavaliers make best of situation
• July 4 holiday a busy one for firefighters
• Raising the flag for last time
• House votes to ban texting, driving
• Cavaliers: Forward Omri Casspi acquired in trade for J.J. Hickson
• NBA: Cavs’ Antawn Jamison says players better prepared for this lockout
• Obituaries for July 01, 2011
• Ekey close to her dream
• Cavs trade Hickson
• Carrasco stays hot, leads Indians past Diamondbacks and back into first place
• Sheen says he was ‘Major League’ juicer
• Grant to help showcase city’s advantages
• Splash pad awaiting part goes dry
• Sides still far apart as NBA deadline looms
• Cavs stay with Eyenga, say so long to assistant coach Jent
• Obituaries for June 30, 2011
• Zidd places sixth, Young seventh
• Tribe’s Shin-Soo Choo out 8-10 weeks after surgery
• Love Does Not Have to be Blind: Part I
• Atheist billboard removed from church property in Ohio
• Sweeping state budget bill faces vote in Ohio House
• Multi-state Mega Millions jackpot rises to $105 million
• Wily Mo Pena’s homer lifts D-backs to 6-4 win over Tribe Tuesday night
• Track & field: Natalie Zidd, Anthony Young have shot at World Team
• Junior golf: Medina County sweeps aside competition
• Brunswick picks Timothy Gailey as next city councilman
• I-71 traffic stop nets a $45,000 marijuana bust
• Cleveland man charged with killing 11 women testifies in court
• Complaint leads to dog attacking a Brunswick cop
• Tattoo parlor-owner tied to OSU football scandal pleads guilty
• State patrol arrests 2 women for alleged pot transport on I-71
• Farms in Medina, 24 Ohio counties, offered loans for storm loss
• Our freedom really is not free; everyone has the right to speak
• Court date set for Ohio man linked to OSU football scandal
• Ohio budget plan to go before state Senate, House
• Red Cross steps up for annual Twin Sizzler
• Girls basketball: Scott Callaghan named coach at Hoban
• Medina’s Anthony Young ready for another challenge
• Buckeye Schools taps Brian Williams as new leader
• Track & field: Medina team stood tall Saturday night
• Make-A-Wish wants to help a teen who had a brain tumor
• 9 candidates bid for Brunswick City Council vacancy
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• Obituaries for June 27, 2011
• Jazz under the Stars Concert Series Continues on July 7
• Irving talks like a pro, plays like a pro
• Draft was good, but could have been better
• Grant says Cavs had Thompson rated ‘much higher’ than four
• Vintage car show at fairgrounds
• Dream comes true
• Group gets grant for Arts Week
• 2 off-duty nurses save boy, 4, from drowning
• Jailers in Ohio charged with exposing teen to cold
• Ohio State trustees to comment today on football scandal
• Cavaliers: Kyrie Irving No. 1, Tristan Thompson a surprise No. 4 pick
• Commentary: Kyrie Irving is close to the sure thing
• Junior golf: Jessica Porvasnik rallies to win Cleveland Open
• High school volleyball: Craig Peterson tabbed as Buckeye’s coach
• Golf: Pette Skirpstas, John Furlong have work to do
• Lodi’s acting fire chief faces a trial over lying
• Man donates $1,000 to help township police buy vests
• Waterlogged domestic court is ready to reopen
• Domestic court set to reopen Friday morning
• Flagpole of Ohio retired colonel sparks fight with development
• State lawmakers seek more money for mileage
• Snakes alive and booming along Ohio lake shores
• College football: Buckeye grad Mike Sandy to coach Westminster defense
• NBA Draft: Nothing is set in stone for what could be a wild night
• Junior golf: Steve Schniegenberg, Jacob Zimmer post SJGT wins
• College signing: Jill Evilsizer will play soccer at Point Park
• Local golf: Jessica Porvasnik falls back to third place
• Lightning ignites, destroys a Hinckley Township home
• Strongsville man crashes motorcycle twice in 2 weeks
• Indians notes: Acta says closer Perez is all-star worthy
• UPDATE: Ohio Senate committee drops voter photo plan
• Hinckley home scorched by fire after lightning strike
• Medina woman injured this morning in tree crash
• ACLU warns 3 Ohio cities about July 4 parades
• State Senate committee nears vote on election bill
• The Anthony Weiner Story: Power, Character or Mental Pathology?
• High school lacrosse: Alex Schell, Nate Blue tabbed All-Americans
• Medina’s Sydney Thomas earns her first honor
• Junior golf: Jessica Porvasnik sits two strokes back
• Litchfield fire chief might learn fate on Monday
• Low-cost spay and neuter clinic is on a mission for dogs, cats
• New home prices in Medina County fall 6 percent in last year
• Ohio elections chief aims for May 2012 primary
• State bill would divert nonviolent criminals from prison
• Ohio State wants a 3.3 percent tuition increase
• Glowing memories of lightning bugs
• College football: Concussions put end to Chris Snook’s career
• NBA Draft 2011: Duke’s Kyrie Irving might not be a team savior
• Junior golf: Jessica Porvasnik wins again
• Domestic court not in session due to heavy rainfall
• Police officers participate in annual Torch Run for Special Olympics
• Tossed cigarette suspected in Saturday’s barn fire
• County’s domestic relations court closes due to damaging rain
• Two people die Sunday in small plane crash in Ohio
• Gas prices in Ohio down 5 percent from last week
• Track & field: Medina relay places fourth, earns All-America status
• U.S. Open: Irishman Rory McIlroy cruises to first major victory
• Father’s Day: About 30 people brave rain to learn about forests
• States look to Internet taxes to boost budgets
• Colleges might help train casino workers
• Public meetings slated for June 20, 2011
• Ohio teachers, unions agree on more contracts faster
• Indians rookie makes first homer count, drilling 3-run walk-off in 11th
• Medina County Schools' Educational Service Center and Medina County Art League Announce Scholarship Awards
• Indians 5, Pirates 2 (11 innings): Phelps’ walk-off wins it for Tribe
• Indians notes: Hitting coach Nunnally gets the boot
• Indians 5, Pirates 2 (11 innings): Tribe walks off with win
• Indians: Carlos Carrasco dominant again, and gets help from offense
• Indians notes: Matt LaPorta on DL, expected to miss 2-3 weeks
• Indians commentary: Stellar bullpen has saved season
• Indians 5, Pirates 1: Carrasco carries Tribe to win
• Indians notes: LaPorta on disabled list with ankle injury
• Indians 5, Pirates 1: Carrasco shines again
• Indians column: Tribe bullpen rising to the top
• Cavs could be choosing between Kanter, Valanciunas at No. 4
• Rangers reign at MIST
• Porvasnik gets big victory
• Hafner back hitting cleanup
• Indians: Travis Hafner gets big hit in win over Pirates
• NBA Draft: Cavaliers debating Kanter and Valanciunas at No. 4
• Permanent home found
• Kids ‘eat up’ Medina soccer camp
• Piece of history comes through county
• Indians Notes: Travis Hafner hurries back into lineup
• Police, fire officials escort 911 WTC beam through Medina
• Ohio’s unemployment rate stays at 8.6 percent
• James Patterson thriller to be filmed in Cleveland
• U.S. offers $275 million loan guarantee to solar plant in Ohio
• Athlete of the Year: Medina’s Taylor Burke among the all-time best
• Athlete of the Year: Black River’s Jon Sas was the gentle giant
• Punchless Indians fall hard in Detroit
• Tragedy hits home for Lorain County Sheriff’s Office member
• Buckeye Schools look to codify facility usage
• New Jaws of Life get a test run by Medina firefighters
• Ohio doesn’t pursue $1.3 million rail reimbursement
• Cleveland warms to ‘Hot in Cleveland’ stars
• Foreclosure rate in Ohio is nation’s 13th highest
• All-Gazette: A rare loss fueled Bees’ Taylor Burke to state record
• Commentary: Sport had a historic season
• Softball: Coach Jill Munchick is making her mark
• Sports Hall of Fame: Special Olympians to be feted
• Track & field: Strong Medina County group ready to show stuff
• Commentary: State track meet was one to remember
• Medina Township police launch elderly care effort
• Ohio might allow concealed guns in bars, stadiums
• New swing ride finally opens at Cedar Point
• Ohio lawmakers to vote on oil, gas drilling in state parks
• All-Gazette: Medina’s Malik Tuck went from unknown to star in 2 years
• NBA: LeBron James begins backpedaling on recent quotes
• NBA Draft: Cavs need quality swingmen
• City of Medina, police department reach a labor deal
• Brunswick Lake project will connect two ends of mile-long trail
• Girl, 16, lures teen to beating in Brunswick
• Former Brunswick Hills woman, a suspect in husbands’ deaths, dies
• Medina County Court Log for June 15, 2011
• Teenager in Ohio dies from fall off school’s wind turbine
• Suspected pipe bomb part of Ohio student project
• Ohio to allow boating and fishing with algae
• Observations during vacation of a certain Sunshine State
• Ohio State football: Luke Fickell lays out plan for Buckeyes
• All-Gazette: Merle Simmons made Pirates believe in themselves
• NBA Draft: Jonas Valanciunas is still available
• Carrasco survives jam in 1st inning as Tribe finally beats Yankees
• Southwest junior golf: Butler does it at tournament
• Commissioners agree to assign full-time officer to drug task force
• Attempted murder suspect pleads not guilty in court
• Garbage collector hit by car while on the job
• 2011 ‘Top Scholars’ Recognition Dinner
• Carbon dioxide could boost oil production in Ohio
• Gas prices in Ohio dip but remain $1 more than last year
• Garbage collector struck by car today in Hinckley Twp.
• Press Release Brownfield Assessment Grant
• All Gazette: Bees’ Scott Sency came through in big moments
• Track & field: Malik Tuck helps Team Ohio to 4×100-relay win
• Medina’s Daniel Schwendeler runs strong
• Weekend crash kills Valley City mother, son
• Annual Special Olympics event draws 350 athletes to Medina County
• Nonprofit groups fear casinos will hurt fundraising
• NBA Draft: After a year off, Enes Kanter is out to prove himself
• Yankees 9, Indians 1: Acta stays positive despite another loss
• Man remains in critical condition after Thursday crash
• Talbot slips; Tribe slides: Indians fall to Yankees again, barely hold on to first place
• Chris Assenheimer: Fans must have known Tribe start was too good to be true
• NBA Draft 2011: Other than Irving, elite guards come with questions
• Massillon man in jail, facing attempted murder charge, more
• First Hudnutt tourney Wed.
• Man critical after crash on I-71
• Commentary: Loving to hate LeBron an area pastime
• Commentary: Loving to hate LeBron an area pastime
• County OKs plan for watershed district
• Indians: Fausto Carmona rocked in loss to Yankees
• Local fans pleased with LeBron’s failures
• Medina County Sports Hall of Fame: 1977 Pirates were tough as nails
• Tornado warning issued for southern Medina County
• Firefighters in Ohio mark 50th anniversary of deadly blast
• UPDATE: Seville man in critical condition after I-71 crash
• Ohio Turnpike aims to cut jobs amid more automation
• Future of Cpl. Klinger’s beloved Toledo hot dogs in doubt
• Sports Hall of Fame: Medina pitcher Jessica Miller ruled the 1990s
• College track & field: Hunter Heaton picks up honor
• Softball: Black River’s Dagmar Smith named to first team
• Local Corner: Cross-country cyclists stop in Medina
• Brunswick City Council comes out against tax plan
• Area girls try on vintage clothing at John Smart House
• Medina police adopt an electronic policy manual
• 2 injured in rollover on I-71
• Peregrine falcons see a big year in Ohio
• Likely No. 1 pick Kyrie Irving not worrying about saving a franchise
• Tribe’s Cord Phelps finds lessons in 0-for-4 MLB debut
• Twins 3, Indians 2: Magic missing as Tribe goes 1-6 on homestand
• Ohio State to graduate a record class of about 9,700
• Restaurant in Ohio noted by President Obama is closing
• Hall of Fame: Coach Frank Hurd turned Lodi basketball into a power
• Softball: Longtime Grizzlies’ coach Mike Schmeltzer steps down
• NBA Draft: Kyrie Irving’s not buying hype
• Girls basketball: Highland taps Michael Murphy as coach
• Medina will form a youth sports panel
• Chatham Township alumni group celebrates its 100th gathering
• Indians notes: Lindor pleased to be picked by Tribe
• Twins 3, Indians 2 (10 innings): Tribe falls flat on homestand
• Twins 3, Indians 2 (10 innings): Twins take series
• Redesigned Rock Hall in Cleveland opens Beatles’ exhibit
• Ohio Senate to take up $55.7 billion budget plan today
• A tough spell: Sign in Strongsville spells north ‘NORHT’
• All-Gazette Softball: Grizzlies’ Alli Beery bounced back
• Commentary: Move changed the game of softball for Medina County
• Ex-Lodi man guilty of sexual assault
• Two teens charged after Tractor Supply Co. break-in
• Medina County offers home repair loans through banks
• Cubs draft Highland’s Ben Klafczynski
• Merchants ready to celebrate Fenn Crossings grand opening
• Highland graduate Klafczynski drafted by Cubs
• U.S. Marine, 23, from Ohio killed in combat in Afghanistan
• Medina County is under a severe thunderstorm warning
• Former Ohio Gov. Strickland gets portrait unveiled today
• State senators to consider proposed budget changes
• Keep the flame burning in marriage
• NBA Draft: Four players could make a ‘big’ impact for Cavs
• Title drives LeBron James, not individual stats
• Tribe takes high school shortstop with first pick
• Hells Angels’ biker gets 6 years for beating man from rival group
• Twins 6, Indians 4: Tribe drops fifth straight game
• Ohio Highway Patrol to put 3-day focus on trucks, buses
• Monument honors Cleveland’s first fallen police officer
• Gas prices in Ohio up 8 cents from last week
• Taylor Burke breaks Division I state record in high jump
• Alex Wasik, Becca Herte use drama to nab pole vault titles
• Brianna Neitzel, Bees 4×100-relay team impress at meet
• Medina girls pull off a repeat in lacrosse
• A golden day for Medina County at state track meet
• Medina County is the epicenter of an earthquake
• The Dash Between: Les Slaman was dedicated to dogs
• Records link GOP, Akron charter school lobby
• Jazz under the Stars kicks off on Saturday night with the Danny Mazzacco Quartet
• Rangers 2, Indians 0: Texas sweeps Tribe
• Indians notes: Pestano, Hannahan expected back today
• Indians shut out again, drop fifth straight at home
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• Rangers 4, Indians 0: Rangers beat Tribe again
• Rangers 4, Indians 0: Tribe drops third straight to Texas
• Indians notes: Struggling Choo gets “mental break”
• Rangers hand Indians another loss, but Acta stays upbeat
• Manufacturing partnership graduates class
• Veterans recognized
• Councilman to fill service director post
• Bees get shot at defending state title
• Sixth doesn’t thrill Medina girls 4×800
• Sonnanstine is home on the mound
• Rangers 11, Indians 2: Tribe scuffling
• Rangers 11, Indians 2: Texas throttles Tribe
• McNamara named Brunswick service director
• Obama travels to Ohio today amid bad report on hiring
• Restaurant chain ends steak named for Jim Tressel
• Coast Guard, boaters rescue 4 people from Lake Erie
• City in Ohio discusses law to regulate massage parlors
• Ohio woman, 100, has bank account that dates back to 1913
• Boys tennis: Cloverleaf’s Jacob Dunbar is considered among Ohio’s best
• Track & field: Highland’s Natalie Zidd is prepared to defend 800 title
• High school boys lacrosse: The Explorers clip Medina
• Girls lacrosse: Bees and Eagles are familiar foes
• Litchfield Township might keep its post office
• Motor home consumed in fire along I-71
• Indians notes: Santana back in cleanup spot
• Fix It Funds Available
• Motor home burns to a crisp along north I-71
• Korean War vet from Ohio dies replacing flag on Memorial Day
• Ohio Speaker Bill Batchelder’s Twitter account hacked
• Medina student, 2 Ohioans, make Spelling Bee semifinals
• Sports Hall of Fame: Medina’s 1920s superstar ‘Tunk’ Simmons remains an all-time great
• Boys lacrosse: Bees are seeking revenge vs. Hudson
• Ohio State football: Terrelle Pryor driving Nissan with suspended license
• Litchfield Township’s Post Office to close June 17
• Medina City Council is considering more city signs if price is right
• Medina County offices to close early on Friday
• Brunswick man allegedly spits on officer
• Ohio man upset that police shot his injured cat
• Health-care debate comes before Ohio federal court
• State budget proposal would allow beer with more buzz
• Two teens allegedly sell ecstasy to drug agents
• Girls lacrosse: Carrie Kubasta’s assist helps Bees get to semifinals
• Commentary: Selling, telling and yelling
• Andy Sonnanstine is back in the Rays’ rotation
• Ohio State: Is Terrelle Pryor next on the hit list?
• Thieves crash into, grab an ATM in Brunswick
• Rittman man faces charges after cue stick fight
• Medina man pleads not guilty to rapes
• Medina man pleads not guilty to sex-related charges
• Cleveland remembers black Civil War veterans
• Bill to dump Ohio front license plates nixed by police
• Too little, too late for Ohio State
• Jim Tressel resigns as Ohio State football coach
• College notes: Mitch Supan takes fourth in discus
• Softball: Heather Bauer to play in all-star games
• Remembering the fallen on Memorial Day
• Across the nation, Memorial Day is marked by parades, flags
• One man dead, boy injured in I-71 crash
• Swimming pools dry up after draining city budgets
• Bats stay silent: Rays blank Indians for second time in three days
• Indians survive sloppy outing, down Rays to snap three-game skid
• No chance: Rays’ Price dominates Indians again
• Medina man indicted on sex charges
• Tulisiak to lead Medina Hospital
• County elections officials to retire
• Dunbar ins semis
• Knack’s win special for Bees
• Medina comes up short in regional
• Man who bought Ohio State football memorabilia is charged
• Experts say bear may have hibernated in northeast Ohio
• Departing State Senate leader to head gas-trade group
• Regional track: Buckeye’s Matt Wuensch advances to state
• Regional baseball: Weather torments Bees players again
• High school tennis: Jacob Dunbar gets a sweet draw
• Manager Manny Acta has driven Tribe to first place
• Buckeye’s short list for a new boss is at three
• Above-average rainfall seeps cash from greenhouses’ bottom lines
• Medina Council’s pay is staying put for now
• Memorial Day parades around Medina County
• Wadsworth Crime Waves for May 27, 2011
• Cost for gas in Ohio is on the rise again
• Red Sox 14, Indians 2: Indians get largest loss of the season
• Red Sox 14, Indians 2: Indians get largest loss of the season
• Tribe could see Red Sox again — when it matters
• Dinosaur attraction opens today at Kings Island
• Parts of Ohio deluged with golf-ball-size hail, flooding
• High school baseball: Bees have karma on their side against Rebels
• Commentary: Medina wants to keep magic
• Blue Devils’ baseball game at Progressive is postponed again
• Medina’s Taylor Burke cruises to high jump title
• High school track: Jennifer Foster breaks two Cloverleaf marks
• Cloverleaf, teachers reach a contract agreement
• SPCA: 85 animals rescued from Hinckley Township farm
• Indians notes: Slumping Santana sits again
• Red Sox 14, Indians 2: Boston bashes Tribe
• Red Sox 14, Indians 2: Boston bashes Tribe
• Feral felines overrun I-75 rest area in Ohio
• Firefighters battle blaze inside Lodi wood company
• Tribe notes: Near-perfect start has Acta pleased
• Largest county in Ohio pulls in additional sales tax money
• Ohio House to take up oil, gas drilling in state parks
• Sports Hall of Fame: Mike Kallai Sr. left a major footprint on Ohio wrestling
• Highland’s Danielle Hadler gets a scholarship to D-II college
• Anthony Melchiorre is itching to become a Golden Knight
• College signings: Highland athletes find their fits
• Red Sox 4, Indians 2: Tribe bats stopped by Red Sox righty Josh Beckett
• About 100 homeowners visit the home assistance expo
• Indians notes: Tribe start close to perfection
• Ohio girl, 4, injured when dad hits her with a lawn mower
• Medina High School students, teachers dance to the D.J.
• Animal rights group wants microwave-baby billboard in Dayton
• Water rates raising for 1.2 million people in northeast Ohio
• District softball: Grizzlies give Indians a battle, but reach the end
• Lacrosse: Hogan Harris leads the Bees’ attack
• Cross country: Gucker takes over reins of Colts program
• College signing: Alicia Kindig links up with Malone
• Woman pleads not guilty to sex with 15-year-old boy
• Colorful murals abound at annual Chalk Art Festival
• Lodi woman injured in rollover accident
• Woman pleads not guilty to sex with teenage boy
• Indians 12, Reds 4: Asdrubal Cabrera’s huge day helps Tribe sweep
• Ohio gas prices down 23 cents in a week
• Judge in Ohio gives defendants homework assignments
• Tribe notes: Rookie pitcher Alex White could miss the rest of the season
• District softball: Wadsworth and Copley will battle for championship
• Boys tennis: Jacob Dunbar loses but grabs a third seed
• District softball: The dream is over for Black River
• District baseball: Mustangs’ Connor Ryan spins three-hitter against Brunswick
• Track & field: Buckeye’s Jeff Haddad turns on the jets
• Brunswick fires service director
• Indians 12, Reds 4: Asdrubal Cabrera powers Tribe to sweep
• Indians notes: White’s season put on hold
• Indians 12, Reds 4: Tribe sweeps Cincy
• Indians: Sellout crowd treated to another comeback victory
• Indians: Travis Buck delivers as DH
• Indians 2, Reds 1: Tribe sends fans home happy
• Indians 2, Reds 1: Buck’s shot lifts Tribe to win
• New guy, same old story: Carrera’s debut at-bat brings home winning run with perfect bunt
• Tribe notes: Hafner lands on 15-day DL
• Woman accused of sex with teen
• Thomas takes new job
• Wet fields prevent farmers from planting
• Bees stun Blue Devils
• Bova brings the drama in victory
• Medina win is one for the ages
• Indians 5, Reds 4: Tribe wins late to snap skid
• Indians 5, Reds 4: Tribe wins late again
• Indians notes: Hafner on disabled list
• Cat of Ohio animal rescuer is found shot to death
• High gas prices a risk for Lake Erie’s boating season
• Expert reports Ohio ticks could stay later this year
• District softball: The Pirates are on the brink of history
• Track & field: Black River’s Becca Herte breaks pole vault mark
• High school baseball: Bees have a perfect inning, send 13 to the plate
• Boys tennis: Jacob Dunbar heads to state tourney
• High school softball: Medina bests Brecksville in semifinal
• Steven Cepec’s competency reports not done; judge delays hearing
• Flowers on the square for sale in Lodi
• Prodding Israel, President Obama embraces 1967 Palestine borders
• Browns looking for a break on parking rent if no games played
• FBI says an Ohio bank suspect lowers hood when asked
• State split on whether Obama deserves a second term
• Ohio auditor wants to make it easier to merge counties
• Cavs: Gilbert stresses franchise won’t revolve around one player
• Commentary: Put it in ink; Irving will be No. 1 pick
• Track & field: Hornets’ 4×800 relay goes well as girls qualify for regionals
• Weather rules Amherst roost
• North Canton track and field event put underwater
• Lightning strikes twice for Westfield Township man
• Aid for struggling Medina homeowners is available
• Tribe Manager Manny Acta an to coach all-star team
• Rising gas prices depress Ohio Turnpike’s car traffic
• Poll shows most Ohio voters would repeal union law
• Gov. Kasich wants Ohio driver licenses to lose the ‘pink’
• Cavaliers get top pick in NBA Draft Lottery
• Bees are dreaming of state title in track and field
• High school volleyball: Courtney Dieter is back at Pirates’ helm
• College signing: Beth Lang finds a good fit at Ashland University
• Browns’ Pat Shurmur staying upbeat, busy despite labor woes
• Medina Schools will cut 37 teachers
• Rhododendrons to offer Memorial Day tribute
• One teen jailed, one in hospital after fight
• Lodi Village Council fires Fire Chief Andrew Wurstner — again
• Cornerstone Wellness Memorial Weekend Run
• Slow Flow Yoga
• Cavaliers win NBA Draft lottery
• Scuffle between Medina teenagers results in injury, charge
• Browns’ Pat Shurmur staying upbeat, busy despite labor woes
• Gov. Kasich seeks $400,000 for Strickland office’s unpaid bills
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• Watchdog to skip Ohio State Fair this year
• Ohio charter school hired teachers overseas, report says
• High school softball: Niki Weaver leads the red-hot Grizzlies
• High school baseball: Bees and Devils are looking to advance
• College Notes: Medina Countians help Zips to MAC title
• Ursuline’s Jaimie Grindle earns top award
• Former Norton teacher gets 4 years in prison, pleads to 42 counts
• Lions Club demonstrates audible signals for visually impaired group
• Cleveland to lay off 81 police and 51 firefighters
• Ohio home burns down during treatment for bedbugs
• Gas prices in Ohio below $4 for first time this month
• Colts’ Jennifer Foster wins two more SL titles in track and field
• Boys tennis: Jacob Dunbar remains perfect for the year
• Bees crush St. Ignatius in boys’ lacrosse action
• High school baseball: Highland fails to reach district play
• Medina man charged with rape of 10-year-old girl
• Third annual ‘Bark for Life’ raises funds for American Cancer Society
• NOACA board opposes leasing of state turnpike
• Gazette writers win Associated Press awards
• Scott Petrak: Excitement, hope keep building for Indians
• Indians’ Carmona starting to look like his old self again
• Crowd-pleasing win: Hafner saves the day with two-out, two-run homer in the ninth
• Tribe notes: Sizemore not playing, but not headed to DL either, Acta says
• William Batchelder Jr. 1914-2011
• Police arrest man in gas station robberies
• Man gets prison in work stabbing
• Funding OK’d for roof, more at county sites
• Police search former football director’s home
• Kirchner has clutch performance
• Kilzer kills it in upset
• Cedar Point opens Saturday, but park’s new ride won’t be ready
• Tribe shortstop Asdrubal Cabrera better than ever
• State rebukes Ohio teacher fired in religion case
• Cavs owner sending son to NBA lottery for luck
• Sports Hall of Fame: Travis Schwab gets the most out of his skills
• Rain washes away most track, field events in Green
• Boys tennis: Jacob Dunbar cruises to the Sweet 16
• Track and field: Bucks win another title
• Local Corner: Lacrosse group leader passing torch
• Montville Twp. officials: Cobblestone Park Drive costs go up
• Indians notes: Sizemore relieved by MRI results
• Rays 7, Indians 4: Tribe drops series at home
• Rays 7, Indians 4: Tribe drops second straight at home
• Goose mom dies in Ohio after offspring are rescued
• U.S. Census shows ‘middle age drain’ makes Ohio older
• Police report: Driver attacked at Ohio McDonald’s drive-thru
• Softball: Red-hot Pirates flex their muscles vs. the defending state champs
• Sectional baseball: Nick Martinez and Sam Passafiume make the clutch plays
• High school baseball: Brunswick shuts out Lorain in sectional game
• Track & field: A.J. Hicks helps Solon upend Medina
• Two people get probation for dog hoarding
• Buckeye teens taste courtroom consequences at mock trial
• Akron woman, 19, second to die from Friday night Route 18 crash
• Indians notes: Sizemore out of lineup with knee injury
• State measure targets prescription painkiller abuse
• Home sweet home: Tribe wins 14th straight at Progressive Field
• 3 people seriously injured in small-plane crash in northeast Ohio
• Ohio man dies after falling from 60-foot waterfall
• Wadsworth graduate has rough outing against the Tribe
• Wildcats are too much for Bucks in softball game
• PAC meet: Pirate’s vaulter, Becca Herte, captures a title
• Tribe notes: Carlos Carrasco to start tonight
• High school baseball: Grizzlies’ are Wheeland and dealing in win
• Track & field: Selena Pasadyn is heads above the competition
• Medina Bees Youth Football is dropped
• Lockheed Martin to give $10 million to Air Force museum in Ohio
• Man injured this morning after hitting dump truck on highway bridge
• Ohio organ donor registry tops 5 million-name mark
• Driver flees after striking, killing sheriff’s deputy in Ohio
• Celebrating National Bike Month
• High school baseball: Bees lose grip on River Division with loss
• Softball: Julia Sekerak comes up big for Buckeye
• Track & field: Buckeye is set to host PAC Meet
• College notes: Eric Hubbard hammering away at records
• ODOT to talk with Montville Twp., county & school officials on road costs
• The Big Tree Contest: Northern Catalpa is subject of annual challenge
• Arts organization announces: Jazz under the Stars
• Berea National Rib Cook-Off
• Zoo in Ohio celebrates solar panel power project
• Angels 6, Indians 5: Error costs Tribe, which isn’t able to hold late leads
• 3 people injured in explosion at Ohio bonfire
• Ohio gas prices remain close to $4 per gallon after record highs
• Rays’ Andy Sonnanstine to start Tuesday at Progressive Field
• Softball: Grizzlies win nail-biting games
• Track & field: Pirates’ Herte, Bucks’ Wuensch shine at Bob Knoll Invitational
• Boys lacrosse: Medina blows another second-half lead
• Route 18 crash Friday night kills man
• State health officials say most smoking-ban fines go unpaid
• Indians fall to Angels in 11 innings
• Columbus eyes site for ideas
• Helping on Day of Caring
• Good day to be a Buck
• Remembering gentle giant Gossage
• Neon sign behind shop fire
• Medina man dies in two-car crash on Route 18
• Golden-voiced homeless man from Cleveland area returns to rehab
• State Highway Patrol announces DUI checkpoint for tonight
• Indians 4, A’s 3: Indians go 12 for win, leave Oakland happy
• Ohio hotel says broken flag is not mourning Osama bin Laden
• Gov. Kasich wants metal detectors at Ohio Statehouse
• Bees’ Malik Tuck, Bucks’ Carlton Watkins are breaking track records
• High school baseball: Errors kill the title shot for Bees
• Girls soccer: Jacob Miracle to lead Cloverleaf team
• Boys tennis: Taylor Horton is having a strong season
• Medina road project is set to begin in late summer
• Art festival shows talents of preschoolers, special-needs students
• Cops arrest man, teen allegedly involved in rash of car break-ins
• Ohio student drowns, 2 others swept to sea in Costa Rica
• Rep. Giffords rampage victim marks Kent St. anniversary
• Ohio governor proposes Holocaust memorial
• Bodybuilding: Nate Huff wins national championship
• Softball: Bees give Pioneers fits before falling
• Track & field: Bees fall twice to Comets
• Local Corner: Area teams are giving opponents the boot
• Voters might decide zoning debate in Westfield Township
• 4 hurt in York Township crash as 3 girls cut from car
• Income tax hike to pave Wadsworth streets
• Lodi police canine bites, injures 14-year-old boy
• Ohio U.S. Rep. Dennis Kucinich gets offers to run elsewhere
• Gas in Ohio hits another record, averages $4.16 per gallon
• Tuesday night election results
• Medina County Sports Hall of Fame: Hector Marinaro
• College notes: Countians square off in lacrosse
• High school baseball: Bees grab a top seed at tourney
• Highland Schools levy passes by 17 votes
• Medina Township approves its police levy
• Black River Schools issue defeated; busing cuts & higher fees loom
• Brunswick: Incumbent Carl to face Noe in November race
• Westfield Township’s fire levy is defeated
• Tribe’s Shin-Soo Choo arrested for DUI in Sheffield Lake
• Goodyear plans to replace its 3-blimp fleet
• Businessman in Ohio seeks medical marijuana vote
• Cost for Ohio gas hits new record average; $4.13 for regular gallon
• ‘Death tax’ is not a new idea
• Boys basketball: Anthony Stacey takes over Bees’ program
• Softball: Brunswick’s McKenna Galloway has a blast
• Rain, rain go away has become ADs’ cry
• Local Corner: Stockman Basketball hits nothing but net
• President Obama: ‘World is safer … because of the death of Osama bin Laden’
• Medina County will vote Monday on how to distribute 911 funds
• County commissioner’s letter irks sheriff
• Indians: LaPorta taking strides to consistency
• Osama Bin Laden killed in fiery raid in Pakistan
• Cleveland Play House leaves 84-year-old home
• Ohio gas prices remain near weekend’s new high
• Police arrest an Ohio man for running naked in race
• Break out the brooms, Indians sweep Detroit
• Track & field: Natalie Zidd zooms to title, defends 1,600 run
• Softball: Devils struggle in pair of losses
• Tennis: Freshman Jacob Dunbar wins No. 1 title
• The Dash Between: Rotary’s ‘man of parables’ taught life lessons
• Indians notes: Tribe wraps up another fruitful homestand
• Indians 5, Tigers 4: Tribe keeps on rolling
• Indians 5, Tigers 4: Tribe sweeps Detroit
• NFL Draft notes: New Browns fullback Owen Marecic was two-way star at Stanford
• Indians find late magic again, this time with walk-off win over Tigers in 13th
• Browns say draft went according to plan
• Indians 3, Tigers 2: Tribe walks off with another win
• Indians 3, Tigers 2: Tribe walks off with another win
• Indians notes: Hafner diagnosed with strained tendon in right foot
• NFL Draft: Browns’ final pick is Nebraska safety Eric Hagg
• NFL Draft: Browns trade up, take Pitt tackle Jason Pinkston
• NFL Draft: Browns take CB Buster Skrine in fifth round
• NFL Draft: Browns take Stanford fullback Owen Marecic in 4th round
• NFL Draft: Browns take TE Jordan Cameron, former hoops player
• Two die in head-on crash on Smith
• Quitting smoking video to be shot on Public Square
• Auerswald appealing
• Money issues spark breakup
• Bees’ win streak snapped
• Shaffer is jack of all trades
• NFL Draft: Browns add toughness with DE Jabaal Sheard, WR Greg Little
• NFL Draft notes: Players talk to coaches, then get locked out again
• Indians 9, Tigers 5: Santana slam lifts Tribe
• Indians 9, Tigers 5: Santana slam lifts Tribe
• NFL Draft: Browns take WR Greg Little with 2nd 2nd-round pick
• Indians notes: Hafner misses second straight game
• NFL Draft: Browns take DE Jabaal Sheard at No. 37
• NFL Draft: Phil Taylor arrives in Cleveland, calls it ‘dream come true’
• Britain celebrates monarchy as Kate, William wed
• Thousands of outages linger in Akron after windstorm
• Two killed from head-on crash Thursday night in York Twp.
• New ride at Kings Island delayed by foul weather
• Gas prices in Ohio ramp up to record levels again
• Softball: Pirates’ Dagmar Smith twirls her first perfect game
• High school football: Bees to play at Cleveland Browns Stadium
• High school baseball: Attitude helps Buckeye’s rally
• Property owners urged to get legal help about oil, gas drilling
• Claggett students spend special time with county home residents
• Work on Medina County hospice nears completion
• NFL Draft notes: Browns players can get back to work today
• NFL Draft: Browns trade No. 6 pick to Atlanta, stockpile picks
• Indians 8, Royals 2: Tribe sweeps Royals
• Indians notes: Sizemore surging after leaving DL
• NFL Draft: Browns subject of trade talk leading into first round
• Anti-gay church plans protest at Ohio high school
• Strong winds leave 10s of thousands without power in Ohio
• Medina County is under a high-wind warning
• High school baseball: Insurance is all the Bees need
• Track & field: Pirates’ Becca Herte breaks a record
• Weight classes modified for high school wrestling
• Wednesday night fire destroys Medina Sports Cards
• The Old Town Graveyard gets a facelift
• Brunswick officials look for middle ground on Pearl Road
• President Obama releases full birth certificate, hopes questions ends
• Friends spend Friday nights knee-deep in Legos, ideas
• Indians 7, Royals 2: Tribe extends home win streak
• Indians notes: Carrasco likely headed to DL
• Crash litters Ohio Turnpike with breakfast cereal
• Tribe notes: Carlos Carrasco’s MRI report is good
• Cleveland schools cut about 900 jobs this month
• Ohio’s snake-shaped mound site gets newer restrooms
• High school baseball: Scott Sency fans 16 as Bees set win-streak record
• Grizzlies overcome adversity vs. Colts in 5-2 win
• Baseball notes: Medina close to having its field of dreams
• Buckeye Schools begin its superintendent search
• Wadsworth man works nearly 30 years to make street blossom
• NFL draft 2011: Browns might target LSU cornerback in top 10 again
• NFL draft 2011: Scott Petrak’s best of the class
• No drama coming Tuesday in the Wadsworth primary vote
• Indians 9, Royals 4: Tribe snaps losing streak
• Ohio slides in annual report on preschool access
• Browns: 3 players show up at team headquarters, aren’t allowed to meet with coaches
• Finding value in the traditional outing to church
• State to pay $2.6M to Cleveland man wrongly imprisoned 29 years
• Ohio River crests in Cincinnati as disruptions continue
• NCAA accuses OSU coach of lying to keep ineligible players on field
• Volleyball: Buckeye’s Brianne Indorf resigns from post
• Softball notes: Wadsworth aims to ‘Strike Out Cancer’
• Tennis notes: Dunbar is No. 1 singles favorite at SLT
• ODOT takes a break from major projects in Medina County
• Wadsworth business owner faces federal charges
• YWCA closes shop, but teeball will continue
• Sheriff in Ohio increases foot patrols to save on fuel costs
• Twins 4, Indians 3: Overturned call leads to 3rd straight loss
• Groundbreaking scheduled for today at Columbus casino
• Ohio gas up another 4 cents from last week
• Track & field: Bees boys and Brunswick girls are out of this world
• The new Rhoads to travel for Highland
• High school softball: Colts bring some drama to doubleheader
• More than a narrow loss for the Tribe
• Election 2011: Black River Schools asks for a mill levy
• All four council seats up for grabs in Brunswick
• NFL Draft: UNC’s Robert Quinn mighty talented but raw
• Indians: Fausto Carmona hit hard in loss to Twins
• NFL Draft 2011: Is Auburn defensive star getting a Fairley bad rap?
• Cavaliers final report card: Tough year yields tough grades
• Tribe-Twins rained out; Acta keeps fast start in perspective
• Few Cavaliers make the grade
• Braun has one track mind
• Cedar Point wants a timely opening for new ride
• Royals 3, Indians 2: Royals upend Tribe, Perez with ninth-inning clutch hit
• Former Sen. Voinovich lends knowledge at 2 Ohio colleges
• 7 more tornadoes confirmed from Wednesday storms in Ohio
• High school baseball: Black River puts a scare into Wildcats
• High school softball: Big frame unravels Bees
• Track & field: Wadsworth’s 4×4 gives it win over Colts
• Men’s softball: Huge qualifier coming to Barberton
• Residents near Medina Hospital want city to look into chopper noise
• Willetts’ students learn about rooftop gardening
• Medina County begins appraisals for 2013
• African Safari Wildlife Park V.I.P. Car Pass
• GM Tom Heckert talks NFL Draft, says the Browns have several needs
• Driver sought in Cleveland McDonald’s parking-lot mishap
• A handful of tornadoes touch down in Ohio
• Ohio State celebrates Jesse Owens’ anniversary
• Fired-up Bees are impressive against rival Blue Devils
• Deer Pass Golf Club to hold fundraiser
• Wadsworth house gets damaged by fire
• Hinckley Township man faces drug ring charges
• Westfield Twp. seeks levy to fund full-time fire and rescue service
• Election 2011: ‘Turbulent’ times face Highland if 10-year levy fails
• Brunswick Crime Waves for April 21, 2011
• Fire damages third floor of Wadsworth house
• Report: Euclid police officer commits suicide this morning at police station
• State court to weigh greed vs. public right to know
• 9 hopefuls on short list for Cleveland schools CEO job
• Ohio, Kentucky governors talk airport, bridge work
• College signing: Caleb Goodreau will swim for Cincinnati
• Glenville State College finds its pitcher in Grizzlies’ Sam Weaver
• Track & field: Jennifer Foster, Janelle Shaffer shine in loss
• Local Corner: Lady Ballers capture Grizzly Shootout
• Medina County, Brunswick settle water dispute
• Wadsworth breaks ground for new elementary schools
• Brunswick board OKs Mike Mayell’s contract, boosts pay
• Medina County to issue bonds for building upgrades
• Browns: 2011 schedule released; opener at home vs. Bengals
• State school voucher program nets 15,400 applicants
• Dad explains his simple rules for the laundry
• Ohio schools keep federal dollars to save teacher jobs
• Police in Cleveland suburb find body in car trunk, arrest 3 men
• Ohio company lays off 130 workers after Honda cutbacks
• High school softball: Weather is frigid, but Colts’ bats are not
• College notes: Donny Roys, Jake Hiltner help Buckeyes win ‘The Dual’
• Softball notes: Circle change is clearly igniting offenses
• Highland teachers agree to pay more for health insurance
• Options are open for Cavs in NBA Draft
• Medina Schools plan for additional layoffs
• Police look for 17-year-old runaway girl from Medina
• Baseball stadium fireworks mishap injures Ohio man
• High school in Ohio lightens student cell-phone rules
• Ohio gas prices jump 3 more cents in last week
• Gazette having computer problems this morning
• Indians 4, Orioles 2: Sizemore homers in return as Indians sweep
• Tribe notes: Mitch Talbot takes Grady’s DL spot
• Obituaries for April 18, 2011
• Indians 4, Orioles 2: Tribe completes sweep in Sizemore’s debut
• Indians notes: Elbow strain sends Talbot to DL
• Indians 4, Orioles 2: Tribe sweeps O’s
• Indians commentary: What if this start isn’t a fluke?
• Indians notes: Grady Sizemore returning shortly
• What if this is a great summer for Indians fans?
• Indians notes: Sizemore on verge of activation
• Indians 8, Orioles 3: Tribe rolls to another win
• Indians 8, Orioles 3: Tribe rolls to another win
• Masterson masterful again as Indians bounce back to bounce Orioles
• So far, so good … so Pronk: Hafner showing signs of old self
• Medina Twp. gets digital license plate reader
• Library launches 24-hour texting service
• Man indicted on two counts
• Tea party times 3
• Judge tosses tank lawsuit
• 2011 MCDL Poetry Project Winners
• Blue Devils continue to build
• Bees have high expectations
• Indians 8, Orioles 2: Masterson masters Baltimore
• Indians notes: Choo, Santana scuffling
• Cavs year in review: Team acknowledges tough year, points to better 2012
• Dogs, owners honor the passing of a friend
• Tracked Facebook pics led to capture
• Foster program celebrating success
• Obituaries for April 15, 2011
• Hornets have grand old time
• Season was a mix of good, bad and ugly
• Delay doesn’t stop Smith
• NFL commissioner Roger Goodell talks lockout with Browns fans
• Love of music lasts a lifetime
• Friends, clients honor Medina veterinarian with special vigil
• First lady promotes military support in Ohio
• U.S. Census notes Ohio has 3 additional cities
• Ohio has 12th highest foreclosure rate in U.S.
• High school softball: Blue Devils get their moxie back
• High school baseball: Hornets dink, dunk in Suburban League win
• Longtime Brunswick coach, Pete Goulis, dies
• Highland tennis team falls to Revere
• President Obama offers a deficit plan
• Black River High hosts races for wheelchair school athletes
• Medina tries to get timing right on traffic lights
• Ohio Gov. Kasich pays staff members slightly less
• Report shows thousands of dead on Ohio voter rolls
• Dayton woman in wheelchair struck by police car
• High school baseball: Bees blow lead but come back to win
• Track & field: Under Rae Alexander, Medina has lowered its times
• College signing: Alfredo Gray to wrestle for Golden Flashes
• Softball: Wadsworth’s Sam Weaver keeps on rolling
• Medina police say reductions to save $200,000
• Truck rear-ends one semi, hits parked truck along I-71
• Medina Foods files a federal lawsuit
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• Semi truck collides into another along I-71
• State executes man for killing fellow inmate 23 years ago
• Ohio school-bus driver fired after child is left on bus
• Proposed trans-fats ban moves ahead in Cleveland
• To impove or enjoy. It’s a hard choice
• High school softball: Blue Devils don’t have it in loss to Bears
• Softball notes: Medina has a ‘crazy’ Saturday
• Local Corner: Medina’s Winter has talent for all seasons
• College notes: Tanya Davis doubling her fun for Yellow Jackets
• Dennis Auerswald sentenced to life in prison
• Ohio House Speaker Bill Batchelder’s first 100 days on the job
• Police officers receive ’secret’ training
• Gen. Stanley McChrstal to join Obama administration
• BREAKING: Dennis Auerswald gets life in prison for murdering wife
• Troopers report Ohio boy struck, dragged 90 feet by SUV
• Gas prices in Ohio go up another 12 cents in a week
• Track & field: New guy stands tall in Medina
• High school softball: Sizzling Dagmar Smith shines for Pirates
• Track & field: Brunswick boys, girls win Lexington titles
• Softball: Medina Bees have a solid Sunday
• Annual swimming event helps raise funds for diabetes
• Buckeye graduate plugs into Web audience
• Indians 6, Mariners 4: Tribe’s streak at 7
• Foes of new Ohio union measure rally to repeal law
• Public meetings slated for today
• Medina County Court Log for April 11, 2011
• Obituaries for April 11, 2011
• Tax appeals hit record level in central Ohio
• Ohio tornado memorial has 7 pillars for 7 killed
• Wadsworth’s Derek Foore will get a shot at WWE glory
• Indians: Justin Masterson brilliant as Tribe wins 6th straight
• Indians commentary: A sad ending to Manny Ramirez’s spectacular career
• Cavaliers fall to Bucks, Drew Gooden’s triple-double
• Indians fans should feel sorry for Ramirez
• Tribe pounds Mariners, scores 10 in fourth en route to fifth straight win
• Scott Petrak: Indians may just be worthy of fans’ attention
• Bulls bash Cavs, wrap up best record in East
• Brian Dulik: Joe Tait leaving mark on Cavs, Cleveland and his profession
• Trucks destroyed by fire in York Twp.
• Schools receive 2 more calamity days
• Local filmmakers win Appy Award
• Heartland Heroes named
• Deal to avoid shutdown reached
• State tells federal government air is better in 2 Ohio areas
• $69 million of claims filed in Ohio from February storms
• Cleveland Hopkins airport evacuated amid screening glitch
• All Gazette Coach: Chad Gilmore builds Medina into a powerhouse
• Softball: Colts discover a winning formula
• Joe Tait to be honored tonight at The Q
• Commentary: Some dressing, some guessing, some regressing
• Guilford man pleads not guilty to shooting at deputies
• Witnesses say truck driver ran a red light in accident
• North Royalton student wins song-lyric contest
• Indians 1, Red Sox 0: Squeeze play helps Tribe sweep Boston
• Indians notes: Positive season-opening stand for Tribe
• Indians win 1-0, sweep Red Sox
• LeBron James’ mom charged in Florida hotel altercation
• U.S. House Speaker Boehner to give OSU commencement
• State panel urges feds to OK weapon against bedbugs
• Search continues for Medina football, basketball coaches
• Tribe beats up on highly regarded Boston
• Softball: Hornets find ways to win close games
• Baseball: Jon Sas delivers when it counts
• Westfield Township trustees approve zoning change
• Medina man faces arraignment for alcohol-related crash
• Cavaliers 104, Raptors 96: Baron Davis comes up big
• Sweet 16th: Victory ensures Cavs won’t have worst record in franchise history
• Trans fats in restaurants might be banned in Cleveland
• Full-standing Jesus to replace ruined Ohio statue
• Boys soccer: Matt Patera resigns at Buckeye after 3 seasons
• College notes: Stephanie Keaton wraps up WVU career
• Two picked as players of the week
• Football: Rush For a Cause to hold carnival
• Domestic Relations Court options open up
• YWCA: Economic conditions force closure in May
• Lafayette Township man stable after car, SUV crash
• Brunswick sees spike in thefts from cars
• Indians notes: No platoon situation in left field
• Adult Student Information Session on April 7th!
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• Report says Ohio death sentences in 2010 was highest in years
• Ohio highway is reopened weeks after landslide
• First petitions turned in by Ohio union law foes
• In my house, stuck with a skunk
• All Gazette MVP: Pat Forsythe transformed into one of Ohio’s best
• Commentary: Officiating in prison was a great call
• Lacrosse: Medina crushes Pa. state qualifier
• Former teacher gets 3 years in prison for sex with 14-year-old boy
• Medina Township, paramedics reach deal for EMS costs
• Devoted father, civic leader Ben Hallock dies Friday from ALS
• Ohio’s new union law could save state $191 million
• Former Brunswick teacher gets 3 years for sex with student
• Gas prices in Ohio up 12 cents in a week
• Former state legislator is new Ohio fire marshal
• All Gazette: Grizzlies’ Taylor Woods has put in the work to succeed
• Softball: Grizzlies feast on Rams in doubleheader action
• Track & field: Blue Devils win at St. Edward
• Train enthusiasts of all ages attend Model Railroad & Toy Show
• The Dash Between: Martha Pierce provided show-stopping memories
• Medina County is ranked third healthiest in state
• Ohio Turnpike increases speed limit to 70 mph
• Indians notes: Sizemore back in Ohio to continue rehab
• Indians: Starting pitching struggles again as Tribe starts 0-2
• Indians notes: Manny Acta focuses on positive attitude
• White Sox 8, Indians 3: Tribe falls to White Sox again
• Indians notes: Acta leaving Opening Day debacle behind
• Water damage discovered at Sheriff’s Office
• Life Support Team celebrates 35 years
• Buckeye chief in running for Ravenna top spot
• Medina taps Brunswick native for key position
• Opening Day 2011
• Middle School Academic Challenge Tournament
• White Sox 15, Indians 10: A dubious start for Tribe
• Indians notes: Feller honored during Opening Day festivities
• Flight diverted to Dayton airport with sick passengers
• Sheriff’s office sustains water damage to ceilings
• Report says Ohio woman’s abduction involved Taser
• Kerstin Van Bolderan found a way to play beloved ice hockey
• High school soccer: Grizzlies’ Ron Mendel steps down as coach
• Ohio Gov. John Kasich signs bill limiting unions
• Medina County drug court has highs, lows, but no excuses
• Public art in Medina’s historic district? … Maybe next year
• Medina man, 60, seeks to drop no-contest plea
• West Salem man gets 7 years in prison for drunk-driving death
• I-X Indoor Amusement Park
• West Salem man gets 7 years in prison for vehicular homicide
• Gov. Kasich to sign bill limiting Ohio’s union bargaining
• Wildlife officials find fatal bat fungus in Ohio
• State House panel OKs ban on texting while driving
• Tennis: Cloverleaf’s Jacob Dunbar has the pedigree for success
• Track & field: Bees fall in non-league action
• Five All-Gazette picks return to the tennis court
• Commissioner Steve Hambley to head area collaboration group
• A sneak peek at the (near) future for cars
• Medina County is getting friends to fund courthouse repairs
• Five-mile night run/walk is planned for May
• Ohio Legislature OKs collective bargaining measure
• United Way of Medina County News - March 29, 2011
• GOP presidential candidate Tim Pawlenty in Cleveland today
• State House to vote on collective bargaining limits
• Ohio might reverse limit on prescription transfers
• The meaning behind choice
• Obituaries for March 30, 2011
• Colts’ Ashley Rose is stronger than ever after injury
• Softball: Bees are on pace to score 700 runs
• Baseball: Kyle Michalik delivers a winner
• Animal hoarding concerns Medina County officials
• Family surprises WWII veteran as they restore lost medals
• Legislative panel makes changes to Ohio union bill
• Former U.S. House hopeful Tom Ganley pleads not guilty to sex charges
• Ohio workers push for contracts amid union fight
• Former U.S. House hopeful Ganley due in court on sex counts
• High school baseball: Matt Ellenbest is an elite competitor
• College notes: Max Hiltner goes into Akron’s record books
• Baseball: Grizzlies, Justin Sovine are red hot
• Area schools consider pay-to-learn option
• 3rd annual robotics event features 34 teams from Medina County
• Medina man gets 3 years in prison for sex with girl
• Handel’s ice cream shop in Medina gets the cold shoulder
• Brunswick City Council moves to add trash fee
• WWII veteran from Xenia receives medals earned in 1940s
• Legislative panel prepares changes to Ohio union bill
• Medina man gets 3 years in prison for sex with minor
• State EPA might let cities recycle swept-up debris
• Gas prices in Ohio remain stable as oil costs rise
• Alli Beery is not afraid to put Grizzlies on her back
• Track: Bees Sam Chester overcomes fears
• Softball preview: Veterans in the circle are plentiful
• Track: Cloverleaf is off to a good start
• Travis Hafner, Matt LaPorta providing pop for Tribe
• Home and Garden Show attracts more than 2,000 people
• Seniors’ incomes staying fixed
• Pastor’s take on afterlife has some crying apostasy
• Indians column: Travis Buck, Josh Tomlin stars of the spring
• Passing out the spring training awards
• Josh Tomlin claims last spot in Indians’ starting rotation
• Baron Davis delivers in clutch as Cavaliers down Pistons
• Cavs notes: NCAA tourney showcasing possible draft picks
• 1 hurt in Rt. 162 crash
• Seville to give fired cop $75,000
• Cities to get 1 year of 911 pay
• The sole of rock ’n’ roll
• County’s alert system outdated
• Man gets new rape trial
• Wildcats stun top-seeded Ohio State
• Indians win one, lose one
• Indians roster starting to take shape
• Voters needed specifics before electing John Kasich
• Error leaves Ohio man with $16 million cable TV tab
• Browns: Key to West Coast offense is throwing the ball efficiently
• Ohio prisons look to share food costs with OSU
• Medina County Hall of Fame: The 26th class covers all the bases
• After trial and error, Medina’s Aidan Dorman has finally found his niche
• Galion woman gets 5 years prison for July 2010 fatal crash
• Sentencing postponed in man’s vehicular homicide case
• Nine cows escape as fire destroys Harrisville Township barn
• Brunswick: Group bands against impaired driving
• Medina student featured at home and garden show
• United Way more than meets its $1 million goal
• Indians counting on big things from Carrasco
• Browns CB Sheldon Brown rehabbing after shoulder surgery, expects to be ready for training camp
• Galion woman gets 5 years in prison for fatal crash
• Southern Ohio soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Nets 98, Cavs 94: Cavs lose ugly overtime battle
• State suspends funeral home license over issues
• College basketball: Coach says David Lighty’s intensity is unmatched
• Lacrosse: Brunswick’s defense expected to be strong
• Medina County braces for state prison tab
• Plethora of potholes sinks Brunswick’s road budget
• Judge rules Andrew Wurstner still is Lodi fire chief
• Mustard gas removed from Sharon Twp. property
• ESPN analyst thinks Bowers fits with Browns — if he’s healthy
• Outfielder Travis Buck closing in on roster spot
• Indians rally to win late
• Southern Ohio school district plans to nix lunch if levies keep failing
• Smucker’s Stars on Ice
• State Senate OKs increase in school calamity days
• Ohio voters oppose proposed union bill, poll says
• Family atmosphere is part of Thad Matta’s blueprint for success
• Lacrosse: Bees eye another postseason run
• Girls basketball: Cassie Seth won’t be back as coach for Highland
• Medina County man fires at sheriff’s deputies
• Driver goes, but doesn’t stop at Liverpool Twp. store
• Few interested in heritage designation feasibility study says
• Shots fired on River Styx Road
• Indians hoping for healthy Asdrubal Cabrera this season
• Sizemore plays center field for the first time
• Indians power past D-Backs
• Browns special teamer Joshua Cribbs hot over new kickoff rule
• Medina County resident finds mustard agent on property
• Sesame Street Live
• Gov. Kasich: Raising local taxes ‘not an option’ for budget cuts
• 3 Ohio teens killed in collision with truck
• Proposal would require Ohio voters to show photo ID at the polls
• Boys basketball: Brunswick’s Pat Forsythe named to 1st unit
• Swimming: Grizzlies’ Elaina Lanson capped historic career in style
• College signing: Grizzlies’ Nate Ball picks Lake Erie College
• Ashland pitcher Emilyn Knerem pockets league honors
• Rail crossing in Sharon Township to get a safety fix
• Medina’s Dev King tabbed as River Division Player of the Year
• Lewis reportedly placed on waivers
• Indians rained out in Surprise
• State home sales in Feb. down 5.4% from last year
• Ohio soldier shot, killed while serving in Afghanistan
• Gas prices slip a penny to average $3.54 per gallon
• Wrestling: Grizzlies’ Nick Tavanello thrived in the pressure cooker
• High school track & field: Sensational day for local sprinters
• Ohio State dominates in win over George Mason
• Grady back in action for the Indians
• Teen sister summit aims to deffuse peer pressure
• Medina County Court Log for March 21, 2011
• Sandusky police officer killed after reported gunfire
• Public meetings slated for March 21, 2011
• Asdrubal Cabrera leaves game with injury
• Sizemore returns to field for exhibition debut
• Sizemore debuts in Indians’ victory
• Bad break for Donald: Third baseman has crack in finger, will miss opener
• Cavaliers end road trip on scary note
• Indians searching for 3B with Donald on the shelf
• Indians’ offense ignites victory
• Indians notes: Lewis’ job in limbo thanks to poor exhibition effort
• Jury acquits 1 in assault trial; still out for another
• Grant to benefit update projects
• Life lessons field trip
• Schools brace for cuts, layoffs
• Thomas makes most of debut
• Fire chief barred from EMS runs
• Buckeyes crush Roadrunners
• Zidd, Burke ready for meet at Akron U
• Indians: Veteran Orlando Cabrera welcomes position change
• Split-squad Indians roll past Rangers
• Royals 6, (split-squad) Indians 5
• Veteran Orlando Cabrera looking forward to second base challenge
• Girls basketball update: Elyria Catholic falls in state semifinal
• Inmates in Ohio might be charged $1 a month for electricity
• Indians’ Jason Donald still hurting, so third’s a pain
• Is Joe Tait’s return getting closer?
• Kings Island prepares for new dinosaur attraction
• United flight skids off Akron-Canton runway, no one hurt
• College basketball: OSU coach Thad Matta warns of possible upset
• Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine: Regulate Internet cafes
• Spencer police chief’s stepson charged with wife’s murder
• Teens get a buzz by helping Medina County save SPCA puppies
• Medina County might pay price if Ohio Turnpike is sold
• Parents hope to find dog before Brunswick soldier returns home
• Who’s on third? Donald still ailing.
• Indians notes: One more hurdle for Sizemore to clear
• Offenseless Indians fall to Reds
• Hills police release sketch of suspect who approached kids
• Ohioans going green for St. Patrick’s Day celebration
• Baby born in parking lot of Akron foodbank
• Ohio to shut down 7 tax centers, lay off 99 workers
• MVP Justin Letts leads the way at All-Star Game
• Girls basketball: Dev King rules the court in All-Star Game
• College swimming: Mary Cargill strikes it rich
• Kasich’s budget cuts not as severe as many school officials thought
• Andrew Wurstner’s job as Lodi fire chief in the hands of judge
• Highland Middle School celebrates art of making the easy difficult
• Hinckley group shares prayers, makes rosaries
• Brunswick Crime Waves for March 17, 2011
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• Tomlin zeroing in on final rotation spot
• Ohio lawmakers begin review of Gov. Kasich’s budget plan
• Ohio Lottery’s Mega Millions jackpot rises to $201 million
• State lawmakers drop all-day kindergarten mandate
• Medina boy’s basketball coach Jody Peters resigns after 13 years
• Girls basketball: March Madness tips off in Wadsworth
• Boys basketball: Small vs. tall in Medina County Senior All-Star Game
• Volleyball: Ashley Auvil leaves Black River post
• Gov. Kasich unveils ‘innovative’ state budget
• Warning of child lurer issued in Brunswick Hills Twp.
• Buzzards are back at Hinckley Reservation
• Tom Ganley indicted, faces sex charges
• Talbot eases fears with positive performance
• Indians notes: Donald still in limbo
• Talbot pitches well in Indians’ win
• Buzzard spotters flock to Hinckley for annual event
• Clock ticking on Tribe’s Matt LaPorta
• No Ohio driver licenses issued last Saturday in March
• Gov. John Kasich unveils plan to plug Ohio’s $8B budget hole
• College signing: Kelsey Weber links up with Christian Brothers University
• Gov. John Kasich to unveil Ohio budget at events today
• Jim Tressel apologizes to Ohio State fans
• College signing: Kelsey Weber links up with Buccaneers to play golf
• College notes: Emlyn Knerem pitches 2 perfect games
• Medina County says no major cuts to force layoffs, service reductions
• Brunswick council approves Grafton, Haddock roads project
• Medina finance committee OKs seven upgrades at railroads
• No layoffs or pay cuts for team despite lockout, Holmgren says
• Officials: Hundreds of bodies wash ashore in Japan
• Indians 9, A’s 8: Tribe offense carries day
• Pivotal year for Indians’ LaPorta
• Despite NFL lockout, Browns president Mike Holmgren wants fans to be encouraged
• Robaire Smith, former Browns DE, gets medical clearance to play in 2011
• Win tickets to see CSU basketball in NIT game tomorrow
• Potentially costly potholes are problematic in Ohio
• Ohio gas keeps rising to $3.55 average; cheapest in Medina, $3.53
• Big Ten champs Ohio State get No. 1 overall seed
• Women’s college basketball: Jen Uhl, Falcons best Cassie Schrock, Eagles
• Medina track & field stars fall short of goals
• Rally against Senate Bill 5 draws about 500 to Medina Square
• Death toll in Japan could hit tens of thousands
• Hydrogen explosion at Japanese nuke plant
• Public meetings slated for March 14, 2011
• Sizemore takes next step, could play on weekend
• Padres 7, Indians 2
• H.S. Girls Basketball: Elyria Catholic wins regional, headed to state
• Commentary: It’s early, but Indians don’t resemble a contender
• Indians notes: Baserunning, then games for Grady Sizemore
• Don’t count on the Indians contending in 2011
• Indians notes: Sizemore set for final test
• Carmona helps Indians to win over Angels
• H.S. Girls Basketball (updated): Elyria Catholic wins regional, headed to state
• Indians: Mariners have a familiar look with Eric Wedge, staff
• Indians notes: Nick Johnson progressing slowly on comeback trail
• County begins construction of fiber network
• Forsythe is Player of Year in Inland District
• Former teammates meet in MAC Tournament
• Burke repeats as national champ
• The intimidator
• Indians 5, Mariners 5, 10 innings
• Wedge leads Indians reunion in Goodyear
• Indians notes: Johnson arrives at camp
• BREAKING: Auerswald guilty of poisoning wife
• Medina County remains under winter storm warning
• State House kills $10 vehicle title-hike proposal
• Ohio has success with new death penalty drug
• 2-hour delays this morning for 4 area school districts
• College basketball: Brunswick native Joe Puch in Division II Sweet 16
• Boys tennis: Bees’ Alex Haley has battled back from collapsed lung
• Track & field: Medina trio to compete at nationals
• Dennis Auerswald’s defense presents only 1 witness at trial
• Phase 1 of Osage Lake dam repairs complete
• Medina High School to cut classes in light of $5.9 million deficit
• 3 years probation for man who robbed church members’ homes
• Brunswick Hills teacher facing sex charge is free on bond
• Cubs 2, Indians 1: Chicago rallies past Cleveland
• Indians notes: Acta offers glimmer of hope for Sizemore
• Who will back up catcher Carlos Santana?
• Ohio Lottery privatization plan under review by Legislature
• More snowy weather en route to Medina County
• Rittman man gets 3 years probation for multiple burglaries
• Batchelder wants Ohio union bill vote next week
• Boys basketball: Wadsworth’s hopes fade at end
• Blue Devils’ valiant effort falls short Wednesday night
• College signing: Hannah Gospodinsky will compete in track for USF
• Trial Day 7: Police say Dennis Auerswald’s story kept changing
• Actual 2010 foreclosures increased in Medina County
• Swimming: Local quartet will compete in sectionals this weekend
• Good deed is painful for Litchfield Township firefighter
• U.S. Census: Medina County grew by 21,000
• 2 people arrested for 3-day graffiti-spray spree
• Indians notes: Carrasco returns to mound
• Santana makes debut at first base
• Split-squad Padres drub Indians
• County’s jobless rate up about 1% in January
• County remains 16th most populous in state
• Flood watch issued today for Medina County
• Public memorial slated for Indians’ pitcher Bob Feller
• Governor’s State of State doesn’t solve Ohio budget mystery
• Girls basketball: Tigers win in closing seconds against Grizzlies
• Commentary: Grizzlies showed they belonged
• Detective: Crime scene at Auerswald home ‘looked suspicious’
• Boys basketball: Grizzlies, Devils face unique challenges
• Judge to decide on Auersald’s forgery case
• Police K-9 units might need to sniff out synthetic marijuana
• Ohio State suspends Jim Tressel 2 games for violation
• Game info from Indians’ 16-5 loss to D-backs on Tuesday
• Indians: Chisenhall impressing out of the gate
• 1 dead, 4 wounded in Columbus bar shooting
• Season is over for Brunswick’s Pat Forsythe
• Girls basketball: Grizzlies must bring ‘A’ game vs. No. 2 Tigers
• Phil Gregor steps down as Buckeye wrestling coach
• Vote by Medina County commissioners next week would expand CRA
• Dead woman’s aunt testifies in Auerswald trial
• Officials say Osage Lake dam is stable for now
• Medina woman slams into drive-through beverage store
• S. Weymouth Road accident sends woman, 75, to hospital
• Local Corner: Area gymnastics teams are dominating meets
• Brunswick’s Forsythe out for year
• Medina woman misses drive-through, crashes SUV into beverage store
• Legislature’s hearings on Ohio union bill to start Tuesday
• Ohio gas jumps again, averages $3.47 per gallon
• Girls basketball: Taylor Woods carries Grizzlies to district title
• Four times the silver for Wadsworth, Medina wrestlers
• Gymnastics: Ashley Rose is among the best all-round
• Blue Devils’ late rally falls short
• Weather woes continue as dam on verge of collapsing, roads closed
• Local priest who fell off cliff into water is hospitalized
• The Dash Between: Dorothy Spencer loved volunteering, bingo, restaurants
• Wadsworth’s Nick Tavanello wins 2nd Division I tournament title
• A real knack against Knicks: Baron Davis comes up big in Cavs’ 11th straight win over New York
• Browns analysis: New coach putting his stamp on roster
• Choo back in field for Indians, thinking about postseason
• Dad continues daughter’s legacy
• Houston, we have our future
• Antifreeze expert testifies on day 4 of Auerswald trial
• Blue Devils beat North Ridgeville
• Williams powers Grizzlies
• Five county wrestlers in hunt for titles
• Unions lobby against bill
• Player deals get done, but NFL remains in limbo
• Union backers protest Ohio lawmakers in restaurant
• Medina County has 12 wrestlers in quarterfinals
• Girls basketball: Blue Devils upset No. 2 Lorain
• Dead period dooms Cloverleaf in semifinal
• Dennis Auerswald’s life insurance inquiries presented in trial
• Judge: Visits to dating sites not admissible in court
• Brunswick council extends Internet cafe moratorium
• Liverpool Twp. man dies when pickup truck crashes
• Medina emergency alerts might go retro, air on AM radio
• No major strides against Ohio child obesity, report says
• Furniture for Cleveland juvenile court criticized as too pricey
• Wrestling: Clay Wenger follows footsteps of father, uncle
• Girls basketball: Bees go against tradition
• Bees net close win against Pioneers
• Area schools aren’t sold on sales-tax changes
• Expert says Auerswald death a homicide, despite autopsy report
• Girls basketball: Colts, Blue Devils face huge tests
• Buckeye High School loses one of its best boosters
• Medina council OKs funds to extend multi-use trail
• UPDATE: Senate Bill 5 passes 17-16
• House in Portage County explodes, 2 people unaccounted for
• Fetus presentation scheduled today before Ohio lawmakers
• Key changes proposed to Ohio union bill
• Matt Dunning delivers for Devils in big game
• Hornets didn’t have a shot at victory
• Buckeyes let lead, game slip away in 4th quarter
• Family friends recall Auerswald’s behavior on night wife died
• Huntington St. greenhouse shows clients how to raise a garden
• Buckeye school board: No wrongdoing in treasury projections
• Alcohol charges filed in connection with Jan. 31 crash
• High water crests in Findlay, which was inundated 4 years ago
• Cavs: Fractured finger could end Antawn Jamison’s season
• Flooding wrecks building, kills falcon at Cleveland zoo
• Senate to revise Ohio union bill amid protests
• Paper letters still more satisfying
• Top concern for Buckeyes is winning the Big Ten
• Boys basketball: Pirates fall Monday night to Tuslaw
• U.S. House votes to cute funds for Medina County job training
• Widespread flooding causes extensive damage across area
• College notes: Puch, Crider step up their games
• Medina Schools might cut 50 more staff members
• Baldwin-Wallace’s Kyle Payne is Freshman of the Year
• Jamison could be done for season
• Area roads closed due to flooding
• 76ers 95, Cavs 91: Cavs down again
• NFL combine: Peterson born to play football
• Obituaries for February 28, 2011
• Combine update: Former LSU players praise coach Les Miles, an Elyria native
• Combine notes: Browns GM Tom Heckert says WR Brian Robiskie has bright future
• NFL combine: No shortage of good defensive linemen in draft
• Browns: Notes from combine news conferences of GM Tom Heckert, coach Pat Shurmur
• (Updated) Combine update day 3: Defensive linemen take center stage
• Man accused of sex contact with girl, 13
• Hearing continued for Lodi fire chief
• Team trumps stars: Cavs find plenty of heroes to counter Melo, Amar’e, beat Knicks
• Cavs notes: Baron Davis sounds pumped about Cleveland trade
• Browns bullish on Colt, but that doesn’t mean they won’t take a QB in the draft
• Georgia receiver A.J. Green might be just what Browns need
• NFL combine notes: Browns GM wants to stock up on talent
• Winter blast pounds county
• Commercial proposal wins an ‘I do’
• NFL scouting combine update: WR A.J. Green in mix for Browns, was mentored by Mohamed Massaquoi
• Browns GM Tom Heckert, coach Pat Shurmur express confidence in QB Colt McCoy
• CDBG Public Meeting #1
• Ohio health officials say flu season is at its peak
• Medina man pitches marriage in TV commercial
• The Gazette’s “E”dition is FREE today
• Medina County is under a winter storm warning today
• Gazette deliveries to be late this morning
• NFL combine notes: Rams coach speaks highly of Browns’ Pat Shurmur
• Teenager gets jail time in Ehrbar deaths
• Search for cause of Hinckley blast on hold
• State attorneys want Sharon Twp. trustees’ suit thrown out
• Hinckley Township sees a rash of snow plow thefts
• Gazette nets 2 spots in AP competition
• Wadsworth Crime Waves for Feb. 25, 2011
• NFL Network’s Mike Lombardi: Browns QB Colt McCoy needs to get bigger
• Granger man apologizes, sentenced for crash that killed 2 teens
• Rams coach gives insight on new Browns coach Pat Shurmur
• $10 hike in vehicle registration fee proposed by Gov. Kasich
• Canton to discipline plow drivers over union rights’ protest
• Wrestling: Highland’s Lazar Vilimonovic continues wave of momentum
• Girls basketball: Grizzlies pour in points during thrashing of Orientals
• Redbirds guard takes over game against Black River
• Funding fight: Area government officials to make case for state dollars
• Top show dogs are no-shows
• Lodi fire chief takes fight to court in order to keep position
• College signing: Katie Kolodka picks Slippery Rock
• Medina man allegedly goes bonkers on bath salts
• Wallace now appears headed to Portland
• Cavs believed to have interest in Bobcats’ Wallace
• Initial phase of Cleveland casino could be longer-term
• Ohio Senate panel OKs increasing school snow days
• Bees lose a tough one by 2 points against Akron Hoban
• Boys basketball: Highland earns big win in overtime
• Medina County buildings heading toward collapse without fixes
• New Brunswick city manager gets used to new digs
• Protesters of anti-union bill kept out of Ohio Statehouse
• Zoning committee approves changes in Westfield Twp.
• Medina Crime Waves for Feb. 23, 2011
• Obama pushes innovation today at Cleveland business meet
• Unions to protest Ohio collective bargaining bill today
• Ohio snow storm leaves thousands without power
• Girls basketball: Bucks season comes to a close with loss
• Weather stops Monday basketball games
• Local Corner: Two area teams capture crowns
• College notes: Ben Klafczynski eyes big season
• Medina County to discuss how state cuts might impact local funds
• Weather woes, accidents pound Medina County
• Gadhafi goes on TV amid waves of protests
• Weather leaves 80,000 without power in northern Ohio
• Gas prices in Ohio jump, 55 cents more than last year
• Medina County under a winter weather advisory today
• Wrestling: Wadsworth sends 13 grapplers to Lorain District
• Healthy Hornets happy with wrestling title
• Crowds, cold weather make annual Ice Festival a success
• Swimming: Lanson, Ferguson combine for 4 wins
• Girls basketball: Liz Hiteshue does it all for red-hot Bees
• 2 people injured in Route 57 accident
• Boys basketball: Pirates stage senior-night rally
• Public meetings slated for Feb. 21, 2011
• Obama jumps in as unions fight states
• Ohio Supreme Court justice encourages young dreamers
• Beef jerky company ordered to acquire zoning approval
• Man indicted on bribe charge
• Black River to cut busing
• Wadsworth moves 11 into semifinals
• Bucks beat rival Pirates to win PAC Stars title
• 2 Career Center students hurt in bus accident
• Dead geese along Lake Erie puzzle wildlife officials
• Portion of Chippewa Road closed due to high water
• Gov. Kasich to sign JobsOhio bill, key to his agenda
• Boys basketball: Bucks can take a huge step forward vs. Pirates
• Commentary: Championship marks a proud moment for Medina
• Wrestling: Two tournaments on tap in Medina
• Lodi’s fire chief is let go for insubordination
• Brunswick improves accessibility at recreation center
• First 4 of 124 dogs saved from Gloria Glens home are adopted
• Akron man faces heroin charge
• Medina County Court Log for Feb. 18, 2011
• Neo-Nazi Spisak executed today for 1980s ‘hunting party’ deaths
• Girls Basketball: Bees roll, clinch first league title in 15 years
• Ohio firefighter praised in shooting to lose his job
• Tea party, union protesters head to Ohio Statehouse
• Girls basketball: Bees roll, clinch first league title in 15 years
• Devils’ Cassi Bowen erupts for 28 points vs. Bulldogs
• Borders closes 200 U.S. bookstores, Medina store to be cut
• Lodi might supply water to BP station
• Break leaves 130 homes without water
• Medina restructures its building department
• Brunswick’s ‘Madd Chef’ is on TV
• Highland Schools celebrate ‘Love the Bus’
• Orlando Cabrera officially signs with Indians
• Borders in Medina, six other stores in Ohio to close amid bankruptcy
• York Twp. water main break shuts down service to customers
• Chief says violence surging in Ohio prison system
• Century-old crayon plant could be demolished in Sandusky
• Boys basketball: Grizzlies pick up an ugly victory Tuesday night
• Bees are in search of second chance after loss to Mustangs
• Girls basketball: Medina gets shot at elusive league title
• Kelly Covic guilty of having sex with student, giving alcohol to another
• Doerge burns Phoenix with career night
• District to fire Covic, investigate those who did not report her
• Brunswick Schools look to raise profile with $4.7M in upgrades
• Obama to host small business forum next week in Cleveland
• BREAKING NEWS: Teacher Kelly Covic found guilty on two counts
• Ray Rhodes leads list of new assistants for Browns
• ‘Joe the Plumber’ against new job for flap figure
• Letters expose Social Security numbers in Ohio
• College basketball: Ohio State’s weekend loss no big deal
• Women face cruelty charges after 118 dogs removed from home
• Closing arguments given in Kelly Covic trial
• Medina County judge marries 10 couples on Valentine’s Day
• College notes: Mitch Supan steps up again
• 2 West Salem men arrrested for alleged mobile meth lab
• Man charged for allegedly putting Ecstasy in wife’s food
• Tait still wants to broadcast games this season
• Superman street signs go up around Cleveland
• West Salem man picked up for meth possession
• Ohio’s cost for gas drops 11 cents, averages $3.03
• Grizzlies cruise to 19th straight wrestling championship
• Gymnastics: Kaely Becker makes good on 2nd chance
• 118 dogs found in Chippewa Lake home, society looks for homes
• Brunswick junior bowler Kaitie Bator takes title
• OHSAA tourney: Brunswick, Wadsworth earn highest seeds
• Girls basketball: Bees 1 victory away from title
• Obama official: $3 trillion-plus budget won’t be pain-free
• Public meetings slated for Feb. 14, 2011
• Thrill is not gone: Cavaliers beat Clippers in OT, finally end the agony by snapping 26-game losing streak
• Thrill is not gone: Cavaliers beat Clippers in OT, finally end the agony by snapping 26-game losing streak
• He’s a rose — painting his way to an early spring
• Teacher denies having sex with her students
• Laird steps down
• Cavs finally win
• Teenager gets short jail term for fatal wreck
• O’Connor, Sas lead big upset
• Cuyahoga County executive fires coroner, 7 others
• Panel OKs racetrack for Ohio baseball stadium site
• Wadsworth’s Elaina Lanson is pumped for her last state title shot
• Girls basketball: Grizzlies’ Jessie Gearhart no longer a specialist
• Teenager says he made 30 to 40 visits to teacher
• Boys basketball: Tournament draws on tap this Sunday
• Windfall Winter Olympics in Granger Twp. part of wellness program
• Lafayette Twp. woman gets 30 days in jail for animal cruelty
• Jake O’Connor carries Pirates to victory
• Two crimes tied to new high: bath salts
• Bodies identified in Hinckley Township explosion
• Reports: Indians sign veteran Orlando Cabrera
• Reports say Indians sign veteran Orlando Cabrera
• Bodies recovered from explosion identified
• Scott, Grant, Jamison all think Scott right man for job
• Medina firefighters respond to house fire
• Ohio students rally to save sheriff’s canine
• Weather forecasters say area wind chills are dangerous
• Grizzlies score early and often over Colts
• Teen testifies in teacher sex trial: ‘We had sex’
• Annual police report: Coping with budget cuts earn notice
• Medina Township OKs part two of facility study
• City moves forward on Mellert Park splash pad
• Gazette publisher faces charge of drunken driving
• Brunswick volunteer couple recognized by state of Ohio
• State looks at adding back snow days for school districts
• Ohio jurors want to pay man they acquitted quickly
• Boys basketball: Devils edge Bees in battle to the end
• Brunswick teacher sex trial begins
• Buckeye wins in overtime thriller
• Buckeye Local School District names program cuts
• Brunswick council votes down Tom Adams’ bid for ballot
• Propane heating system is top suspect in Monday explosion
• Transit building bids come in $530,000 under projection
• Chocolate-hungry get their fill, raise money for local Red Cross
• Girls basketball: Bees, Grizzlies grab seeds at Akron Ellet tourney
• Health of 2 teenage girls improves at hospital after crash
• Ohio museum receives President McKinley’s books
• College signing: Sarah Kalain picks Cleveland State
• College notes: Kelsey Durichko assists Terriers
• 2 people die in Hinckley home explosion
• MGA excels at Meet of Champions
• Trial of teacher accused of sexual contact begins today
• Boy beaten during drug deal at Memorial Park
• Kids focus of sexual abuse seminar in Medina
• Akron residents face drug charges in Medina County
• 1 dead in fatal crash in Guilford Township
• Unheralded Sovine comes to the rescue
• One dead after car, school bus collide
• Ascherl remembered as faithful man with keen sense of humor
• More snow equals fender-benders
• 2 bodies found after Hinckley house explosion
• Trail Blazers 111, Cavs 105: Cavs set single-season losing record
• Cavaliers tie futility mark with 23rd straight loss
• Recovery bonds don’t sell for Chippewa Landing project
• Funds coming to help people find work
• 2 projects slated for Brunswick Lake Park
• Stove blamed in Wadsworth fire
• Schools out of calamity days
• Blue Devils again ride Forsythe
• Bucks tumble in closing seconds
• It’s about Keim
• Ohio 2-year-old to star in Gerber ad campaign
• Gov. Kasich visits Canton, reassures power outage victims
• Girls basketball: Up-and-coming Karissa Steffas is a straight shooter
• Shoulder still bugging Browns’ QB McCoy
• Medina County students advance to spell in regional bee
• Boys basketball: Hornets close to breaking through
• Brunswick woman gets 2 years in prison for bank robbery
• Extension to Medina’s Commerce Drive goes ahead
• Medina man sentenced to 3.5 years in child porn case
• Whooping cough vaccine clinic offered by county health dept.
• Brunswick woman gets 2 years in prison for bank heist
• Air fares in Ohio rise by double digits
• More than 90,000 people still without power in Ohio
• Indiana holds on, pushes Cavs losing streak to 22 games
• College signing: David Knack right at home with Tiffin University
• Swimming: Divers take pride in hard work
• Medina High School students to attend alternative dance in protest
• Storm hits Medina County, but ‘not bad’
• Wrestling: NOC has no shortage of top talent
• Primary 2011: Capretta attemps return to Brunswick council
• Capretta files to regain Brunswick Council seat
• The Gazette’s E-Edition is free today
• ‘Punxsutawney Phil’ is predicting an early spring
• ‘Buckeye Chuck’ also calling for early spring
• Change needed to Ohio’s probation system, report says
• Girls basketball: Wadsworth to host Green tonight with SL on the line
• Tuesday basketball games postponed
• Commentary: Would awful Cavs lose to No. 1-ranked Ohio State?
• Storm dumps snow and ice in Medina County
• Two Brunswick teens in critical condition after crash
• BookShelf will reopen after Christmas Day flooding
• Brunswick worker needs OK to run for city council
• ORMACO announces Summer Jazz under the Stars in Medina Square
• LeBron figures in best, worst of Cavs
• Ohio Gov. Kasich names minority affairs director
• Land for Cleveland casino site sold for $85M
• One-car crash ’seriously’ injures 3 Brunswick teenagers
• Freezing rain, sleet and snow on tap for Medina County
• Examining a lifetime of splitting wood
• Pittsburgh Steelers arrive in Dallas and get down to business
• College signing: Alex Wasik picks Villanova
• Girls soccer: DVD relives Bees’ state championship run
• Medina County hopes to attract businesses to Lafayette Twp. park
• Cloverleaf sophomore, Devon Barr, gets ‘Made’ by MTV
• Average fuel prices in Ohio increase slightly
• Ohio’s Medicaid cost could jump $1.6 billion
• Snowy weather en route to Medina County tonight
• Girls basketball: Bees win vs. Stow, tie ‘Dogs atop division
• Boys basketball: Strongsville handles Blue Devils, 70-66
• Wrestling: Six champions lead Wadsworth to another title
• Big first half by Colts stone Hornets
• Brunswick works to eliminate pole signs from general district
• Chippewa Lake charity dip makes a splash
• Tanker accident closes Fenn Road, evacuates 20 residents
• Truck crashes, spills gas in Medina Twp.
• Cavs rally but can’t catch Nuggets, drop 19th straight game
• Deputies arrest York Twp. man for threatening to kill brother
• Teenager in Ohio accused of threat to kill classmates
• Grady healing — and planning to stay in Cleveland
• Ohio Gov. Kasich wants broad attack on lake’s algae
• Wrestling: Wadsworth’s Alfredo Gray is close to joining area greats
• Mike Griffith is nearing Medina win mark
• Kmart will downsize to a Big K by April Fool’s Day
• Concerns arise about proposed fee increase to dump trash at Westfield Twp. plant
• Wadsworth applies for grant to fund multi-use trail system
• How low can they go? Cavs in danger of making losing record books
• Tri-C opens new Brunswick University Center on Monday
• Medina County is poised for a run to state championship
• Ohio official in ‘Joe the Plumber’ flap gets new job
• Akron woman jailed 9 days over kids’ school address
• Girls basketball: Bees bounce back strong vs. Knights
• Raiders’ 4th-quarter rally shocks Pirates
• Granger Twp. teen admits to fatal crash that killed two
• What’s cooler than cool? An ice-cold polar plunge
• Wrestling notes: GIT to celebrate its 25th year in style
• Canton man arrested after chase on I-76
• Buckeye Schools re-evaluating busing services
• Forger caught in Medina faces federal charges in Pa.
• Granger Twp. teen admits role in death of 2 Highland students
• Ohio will be first state to use new execution drug on inmates
• Boys basketball: Grizzlies’ senior hits game-winner vs. Bees in 2nd OT
• Bucks battle back against Raiders in PAC
• Dylan Jaksich’s night goes for not as Hornets lose, 63-58
• Teen dances at Medina High School require breath test
• State of the Union Address: ‘We move together or not at all’
• Jobless rate in Medina County is slightly up
• Litchfield Twp. hires ex-detective to investigate fire department
• Highland Schools plan 6.9-mill levy
• Girls basketball: Colts cure their ills as Bucks pay the price
• State lawmakers to hear more about Gov. Kasich’s jobs panel
• Highland Schools want mill-levy question on May ballot
• Medina County unemployment rate rises slightly
• Ohio communities sick of snow, welcome Lake Erie freeze
• Of shorts, sports, Hu and goo
• Browns’ Joe Thomas, Alex Mack get Pro Bowl nods
• Hockey: Medina club team yearns for more than Buckeye Club appearance
• Brunswick hockey club is making incredible progress
• Jason Suggs to play at Lehigh University
• West Salem wants Medina County’s water
• Medina looks to add part-time firefighters at new Montville station
• Big service, program cuts loom for Medina Schools
• Brunswick officer injures thumb while wrestling with juvenile
• H.S. Football: Mark Solis picked as Lorain coach
• Firefighters respond to garage fire in Brunswick
• Gas line pressure leads to fires in Northeast Ohio town
• Ohio gas up 5 cents this week to average $3.08
• Medina’s Taylor Burke is lone goalie on ESPN Rise All-American 1st team
• Girls basketball: Bees can’t pull off rally against Mustangs
• Medina house gutted by fire
• Stompin’ at the sno-voy at Wolf Creek
• State of the Union altered from 2010
• Swimming: Wadsworth’s Mike Pavlak doubles his fun
• Public meetings slated for Jan. 24, 2011
• Cavaliers drop 16th straight with loss to Bulls
• Hiring has star power: Jauron, Browns’ new defensive coordinator, has wealth of playing and coaching experience
• Shorthanded Clippers stop Bucks
• Grizzlies tough it out vs. Hornets
• Cavaliers can’t Buck trend vs. Bucks, lose 15th straight game
• Wadsworth woman again charged with child endangering for having a filthy home
• Additional charges are filed against Norton teacher
• Frigid air moves into area
• Districts reach accord on school calendar
• Strong start boosts Blue Devils
• Housing rebound long in coming
• Dick Jauron to be Browns defensive coordinator
• Updated: Dick Jauron hired as Browns defensive coordinator
• Unemployment rate in Ohio drops to 9.6 percent in December
• Chilly temperatures blowing into Medina County
• Gas drilling method fuels debate in Akron
• Swimming: Medina County has unusually high number of family duos
• Suit filed by Sharon Township to halt storage tank
• Medina toughs out brutal basketball schedule
• Cities say Medina County owes them $120,000 from PUCO fund
• Gymnastics: Talent will be plentiful at Rich Clevidence Invite
• Advisory group reorganizes, will discuss cell phone 911 calls
• Rep. Kucinich wants to stay in Congress despite uncertain district
• Gazette announces 2nd annual Ice Prince, Princess essay contest
• Cincinnati Zoo will power park with solar panels
• Sluggish Bees can’t get it going at The Q
• Girls basketball: Balanced Eagles become Golden against Bees
• Medina County to look at water, trash hikes for customers
• Ohio Supreme Court to review crash lawsuit vs. Medina County
• Wrestling notes: Bees a contender at Josh Hephner Memorial
• Lafayette trustees looking to draw businesses to tech park
• 3 injured as SUV, ambulance collide in Medina Twp.
• Military officer from Northeast Ohio dies in Iraq
• Poll shows Ohio residents optimistic about next 4 years
• Medina County under freezing rain advisory until noon today
• Colts steal a win as Brandon Whitslar saves the day
• Boys basketball: Bees caught in trap, lose 58-41
• Medina to play at Quicken Loans Arena
• Local U.S. reps split on opinion of health care reform bill
• Tanker truck ruptures, leaks 800 pounds of corn syrup
• Boys basketball: Grizzlies crush Canfield, 70-54
• Brunswick: School to get full security camera coverage
• Highland students learn about robotics with Legos
• Westfield Bank names Timothy Phillips new leader
• Tribe avoids arbitration again, signs four, including Choo
• Man decapitated after he and wife fatally shot in Wooster
• Gas prices in Ohio drop slightly but remain above $3
• Cassi Bowen uses her time off to hone basketball skills
• Work starts on 24-hour emergency dept. for Summa Health Center at Lake Medina
• Swimming: Medina Bees eye date with Grizzlies
• 2-car crash at Routes 18 and 94 injures 6 people
• Bowling notes: Wadsworth bowlers move to top of heap
• Highland school survey: Passing levy is not a cakewalk
• 2 Lodi men accused of stealing copper along railroad
• Finding consensus after Arizona shooting
• Milestones for 01/18/2011
• Many Ohio license suspensions unrelated to driving
• Browns season wrapup: Goodbye, Mangini. Hello, Shurmur
• Girls basketball: Grizzlies run past Lakota West; Bailey hurts knee
• Boys Basketball: Bees work inside-out vs. Dukes to 68-49 win
• Dan Mirman bookends career with wrestling crowns
• Swimming: Awesome Addy dominates at her own event
• Service to remember Martin Luther King Jr. draws 150
• Nation ponders King in wake of Arizona shootings
• School board member in Colorado blasts MLK Day
• Public meetings slated for Jan. 17, 2011
• Cavaliers: Road trip ends with another blowout loss
• Six beats one every time
• Bees get by Pioneers
• Browns finally on same page
• Shared vision put in place: Browns new coach Pat Shurmur, front office have same goals, philosophies
• Jazz has fun at Cavaliers’ expense
• New coach Pat Shurmur shares vision with Browns brass
• Lodi man gets 2 years in prison for assaulting neighbor
• European electric car company to locate in Ohio
• Cincinnati mayor becomes an ‘Undercover Boss’ on TV
• Boys basketball: Josh Kipfer, Prescott Williams are tough duo to contain
• Commentary: It’s time for Professor Noland’s midseason grades
• Montville Twp. man selected to replace Sen. Gibbs
• New coach in town: Holmgren taps Shurmur for Browns job
• Gymnastics notes: Colts are now in NEGC driver’s seat
• St. Louis offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur hired to lead Browns
• Browns turn to Pat Shurmur to lead turnaround
• Browns hire Pat Shurmur as coach (updated)
• Ohio Gov. Kasich to create office to modernize Medicaid
• Men, women can live together in Ohio University dorms
• Committee wants Montville Twp. man to fill Ohio Senate seat
• Police arrest second suspect in Lodi bank heists
• Rams’ Shurmur could be named Browns coach soon
• Girls basketball: Hornets give Bees a real battle
• U.S. Bank branch robbed in Giant Eagle at Brunswick
• Lodi robbery suspect arrested in Tennessee
• Medina County wrestling teams to be tested at Dies
• Spencer Township home burns down, rekindles
• Sales tax: Commissioner open to giving schools latitude in fund use
• St. Francis wins Christmas Tournament
• Report: Browns working on deal with Pat Shurmur
• U.S. Bank robbed in Brunswick
• 1 Lodi bank robbery suspect arrested; police search for 2nd suspect
• Tuesday night fire scorches home in Spencer Twp.
• Thefts from unlocked cars have police on alert around Spencer
• 1 killed, 4 hurt when snow plow and Ohio team bus collide
• Buckeye’s Ryan Ackim drills buzzer-beating 3-pointer to stone Wildcats
• Boys basketball: Defending state champs roll Grizzlies
• Snowfall expected to taper off by this afternoon
• Synthesized marijuana K2 isn’t illegall in Ohio just yet
• Two robbers sought in Lodi bank heists
• Medina, four other districts want state waiver for all-day kindergarten
• Ambulance driver charged in crash that killed Hinckley Twp. man
• Medina Crime Waves for Jan. 12, 2011
• School board in Ohio fires teacher in crosses case
• More snow expected today in Medina County
• Ohio lawmaker gets new term without running
• Medina Takes 5th In Swim Competition
• The argument for right-handed people wearing watches on their right hands
• Cavaliers need much more than a top draft pick
• Second Lodi bank robbed in less than a week
• Hambley will have power role on NOACA board
• College volleyball: Brunswick grad Brian Coughlin to lead Lake Erie
• Police say another man took part in biker gang feud
• Medina County sheriff privatizes medical services at jail
• ‘Cliff’ from TV show ‘Cheers’ hosts swear-in ceremony for Ohio treasurer
• New Ohio Gov. Kasich sworn in at 12:01 a.m. today
• Ohio gas prices stay steady at $3.11 per-gallon average
• Panthers end Wadsworth’s shot at a 3-peat in wrestling semifinals
• New GOP clerk of courts takes office
• Set to take oath, new Ohio gov. faces tough budget decisions
• Cloverleaf goes scoreless in second quarter vs. Bulldogs, lose 49-36
• Public meetings slated for Jan. 10, 2011
• Official: Teacher should be fired for burning image of cross on student
• Browns coaching search: Falcons’ Mularkey has shown he can win as a head coach
• Pat Shurmur’s work with QBs might be attractive to Browns
• Cavaliers hit West Coast, get crushed by Warriors
• Montville Police may seek levy on May ballot
• Grizzlies’ Williams, Kipfer take over in fourth
• Budget woes hit Medina’s streets
• Bees beat buzzer
• Bucks foil Pirates’ plan
• Pat Shurmur interviews with Browns; Mike Mularkey tomorrow
• Gov. Strickland to sign Lake Erie wind turbine deal before departure
• Browns start interviewing today: Rams’ Pat Shurmur up first
• Wrestling: Hornets’ Tyler Bloniak kept coming back for more
• Gymnastics notes: Kaely Becker limited by bum ankle
• Boys basketball: Medina County battles are on tap tonight
• Sentencing on child porn charges is postponed
• Brunswick: Months-long search for a city manager finally over
• Reputed member of Hell’s Angels charged with Montville Twp. assault
• Chopper flight plans are changed; complaints continue
• Flu shots remain available in Medina
• Wadsworth Crime Waves for Jan. 7, 2011
• Ohio gov. issues ban on new exotic pets as he leaves office
• College for Kids will be coming back to MCUC!! Starting on February 5th and running for 3 Saturdays. Classes start at $15 and are available at MCUC and Midpoint Campus Center. Visit our website for more information and dont forget to request a catalog
• Grief-stricken parents find message from slain, Ohio deputy
• Raptors 120, Cavaliers 105: Latest rout keeps skid alive
• Holmgren, Heckert to start interviewing today for Browns job
• Girls basketball: Grizzlies increase Suburban League lead
• Brunswick taps Franklin, Ohio, man as new city manager
• Buckeyes drop to second place
• George Mose makes deal, pleads guilty on second day of murder trial
• Wrestling notes: Grizzlies want to make noise at State Duals
• Horse plucked from frozen pond in Lafayette Twp.
• Litchfield trustees will pick investigator to look at fire dept. dealings
• Increase in payment for emergency runs approved by officials
• Horse rescued from icy pond in Lafayette Twp.
• Cavs want to employ homeless man who has golden voice
• Wounded cop says shooting that killed Ohio deputy ’surreal’
• Ohio State beats Arkansas 31-26 in Sugar Bowl
• Boys basketball: Bulldogs pull away in fourth quarter
• Pat Geissman shakes up Medina County board
• Hambley says he applied for Brunswick city manager job
• Medina native gets free trip to propose in Times Square
• Prosecutor, defense argue whether Mose planned to kill ex-girlfriend
• Man robs FirstMerit Bank in Lodi
• Medina Crime Waves for Jan. 5, 2011
• Browns already have two interviews set up for coaching job
• Secretary of State might move Ohio’s 2012 presidential primary date
• Driver mauls two trees along Medina street
• Construction finally begins for medical mart in Cleveland
• Possibilities to replace Mangini as Browns coach
• Eric Mangini fired as Browns’ coach; Holmgren not ruling himself out
• Holmgren is the choice if he can’t get a top guy
• Could Holmgren be his own best option?
• Buckeyes carry Big Ten hopes into tonight’s Sugar Bowl
• School funding situation is looking bleak in 2011
• GOP’s Bill Batchelder, of Medina, sworn in as Ohio’s 101st House speaker
• Browns president Mike Holmgren says he’s not coaching candidate ‘at present time’
• BREAKING NEWS: Browns fire head coach Eric Mangini
• Gas prices in Ohio ramp up to $3.11 average
• Ohio Turnpike has a record year at the tolls
• Steelers 41, Browns 9: Mangini could be fired today
• Mangini is not all that bad
• The Dash Between: Charles Chapman was a devoted educator, leader, father
• Rookie QB McCoy sees bright future in Cleveland
• Mason Lee Mobley is Medina County’s first born in 2011
• Medina parks department hosting sports registration
• Coach Eric Mangini, Browns lose finale to Steelers, 41-9
• Browns down 38-3 after 3 quarters
• Halftime update: Browns trail 31-3
• First-quarter update: Ugly start for Browns in finale
• Browns pregame update: RB Peyton Hillis active, expected to start
• Motivation no problem for Browns when Steelers are in town
• Browns vs. Steelers: Matchups and more
• Browns vs. Steelers: Just the facts
• Browns’ Mike Bell eager to show what he can do if Peyton Hillis can’t go
• Browns notes: Coaches know they might not be around next week
• Browns coach Eric Mangini expects Monday meeting regarding his future
• Toledo sees dozens of air conditioner thefts
• Ohio income taxes going down 4.2 percent in 2011
• Wadsworth’s Tavanello wins close match with Ohio State recruit Erb
• Boys basketball: Sluggish start dooms Colts
• Mom gets 8 years in prison for scalding daughter
• Port Authority issues $14.4 million in bonds
• Medina graduate vows to make 52 Facebook applications in 52 weeks
• Cleveland man arrested after hiding in freezer
• Erhart Fire Department gets grant for new gear
• Ohio dog auction ban fails for second time
• Medina County under freezing rain advisory this morning
• Hornets’ Dan Mirman tops Bees’ Mike Griffith for wrestling title
• Shoremen still have Blue Devils’ number in basketball
• Norton teacher indicted for giving pot to students
• Area dance team to perform at halftime of next week’s Orange Bowl
• Medina to boost alert system; set to update Facebook, cable access
• Power repairs zap service to townships
• Medina economic development director quitting
• Belgium teen comes to Brunswick in exchange program
• Practical Steps to a New Kitchen
• Norton teacher allegedly gave students drugs
• Browns RB Peyton Hillis misses practice with sore ribs, voted Player of the Year
• Cities can’t have local gun restrictions, Ohio Supreme Court says
• Woman who posed as teenage boy freed from Ohio jail
• Browns’ Joe Thomas a Pro Bowl pick again
• Magic 110, Cavs 95: Magic threes costly to Cavs
• Ohio to limit prescription transfers to once a year
• Wrestling: Medina Countians to square off in today’s semis
• Cloverleaf’s sophomore power takes Middies’ sails
• Heater failure damages, closes Medina bookstore for at least 3 weeks
• Five-term Medina County clerk is leaving
• Boys basketball: Grizzlies hold on for roller-coaster victory
• County GOP to pick Fortney’s successor
• Camera catches 2 men casing ATM in Lodi
• French fry dispute sends police to Sandusky McDonalds
• Cavs sign guard/forward Alonzo Gee
• Updating stories from 2010
• Wrestling: Medina’s Teddy Hammer always expects to win
• Schools extend lease with Medina County
• Wrestling tournaments on tap this week
• Winter’s calm here, but it’s a beast out east
• Rash of car break-ins reported in Brunswick
• Bowling notes: Kylee Bartlebaugh is a true team player
• Vital records get centralized in the new year
• College notes: The Berg already No. 1 in baseball
• Local public meetings slated for Dec. 28, 2010
• Obituaries for December 28, 2010
• East coast storm snarls air travel for Ohioans
• Ravens 20, Browns 10: Falling flat in a final stand
• Browns just couldn’t match Ravens’ skills
• Timberwolves 98, Cavaliers 97: Cavs crumble late in the game
• Cost for gas in Ohio jumps to $3.02 average
• Mangini is running out of chances with Browns
• Presents opened, but bargain hunting doesn’t stop for some
• Another gift-wrapped defeat for Cavs
• Ohio Legislature sets record for inactivity
• Short sales on the rise in Northeast Ohio
• Browns lose to Ravens, 20-10
• Ravens lead 20-10 entering 4th quarter
• Browns down 13-10 at halftime
• Trick play gives Browns 7-0 lead after first quarter
• Browns pregame update: Jake Delhomme the No. 3 QB
• Browns: Should Mangini stay or should he go?
• Browns vs. Ravens: Five points of interest
• Browns vs. Raven: Preview game facts
• Medina Twp. trustees seek grant for wetlands
• ‘Tough decisions’ for Seville police
• Courthouse repairs now enter next phase
• Journey through time
• Heavy winds complicated putting out Litchfield Twp. fire
• ‘Adrenaline’ and neighbors saved horses
• Brunswick man charged with attempted murder
• Medina man faces more charges in attack on girl
• Cepec pleads not guilty
• Browns QB Colt McCoy returns to practice, says he feels fine
• Hawks 98, Cavaliers 84: Sagging Cavs fall to Johnson-led Hawks
• Is increased load taking a toll on Browns bruiser Hillis?
• Brunswick Schools to buy building to house transportation department
• County gives OK to sewer plans
• Family’s 3rd annual light, music show draws fans, bigger plans
• Woman, 21, faces charge after hiding rape suspect
• Searching for gift ideas a labor of love
• Browns QB Colt McCoy ill, misses practice
• Wadsworth woman charged with vehicular assault
• Brunswick still without city manager
• A Christmas village all her own
• County jobless rate remains stagnant in November
• Pedestrian hit, killed by truck on Medina Road
• Ohio census figures to be released today
• Swimming notes: Elaina Lanson already making waves
• Chaz Jordan finishes career in style
• Vote upcoming on privatizing county jail care
• Black River schools look to offset deficit, make spending cuts
• Jazz 101, Cavaliers 90: Cavs can’t win second straight, drop 11th game in 12
• Stray bullet hits house in Brunswick
• 2-inch line break shuts down parts of Medina Public Square
• Brunswick gives OK to Giant Eagle expansion project
• Browns coach Eric Mangini: We’re not finished here
• Indians: Tribe brings back Kearns
• Poor finish could cost Eric Mangini his job
• Bengals 19, Browns 17: McCoy produces solid performance
• Obituaries for December 20, 2010
• Medina's Bill Batchelder takes the gavel as he leads Ohio's House of Representatives
• Browns fall 19-17 to lowly Bengals
• Browns down 16-7 after 3 quarters
• Browns trail Bengals 10-7 at halftime
• Browns lead 7-0 after 1st quarter
• Browns list Jake Delhomme as 3rd QB for Bengals game
• Cavaliers knock off Knicks in overtime, snap 10-game losing skid
• Still some intrigue left in Browns’ final three games
• Seville PD won’t be restructured
• Schools outline how they’ll spend sales tax
• Mapleside acquisition in the works
• Property values, tax rates available on web
• Mangini thinks Browns are making progress, hopes Holmgren agrees
• Cavaliers’ free fall reaches 10 games after loss to Pacers
• Senior duo paces Bucks
• Buckwald’s 31 points powers Colts
• Red-hot Bees manhandle Blue Devils
• Browns coach Eric Mangini on possibility of getting fired: Sometimes it happens
• Gazette names president and CEO
• Bridge in Cleveland to be named for Voinovich
• State election officials toss campaign charge against Fox News
• Boys basketball: Brunswick against Medina is strenght vs. length
• Blue Devils have a strange stay in New York
• Medina wants to take advantage of low rates to fund projects
• Brunswick: City manager decision likely next week
• Incoming elected officials talk top issues for 2011
• Medina County’s wastewater digester plan not going forward
• Browns QB Colt McCoy named starter for rest of season
• State Route 57 ramp to I-76 east will close Friday
• Ohio deer hunters giving more venison for hungry
• AAA predicts 3 percent jump in Ohio holiday travel
• High school gymnastics: Medina’s Alex Wasik couldn’t stay away for long
• Gymnastics preview: Area has a blend of veterans, newcomers
• Ugly or not, a win is a win for the Bees
• Argument between coworkers leads to stabbing in Brunswick
• Reports of death in Medina family greatly exaggerated
• U.S. Census Bureau has our numbers
• Heat 101, Cavaliers 95: Cavs better but get same result
• Browns: Ward to get reacquainted with Shipley, Bengals
• County earns stripes at Ironman
• Laird builds foundation in Medina
• Browns coach Eric Mangini will make QB decision Thursday; Colt McCoy to work with first team
• LeBron ready for Round 2 as Cavs play in Miami tonight
• Medina boil alert lifted this morning
• New Ohio governor looks at return to 5 snow days
• High school basketball: Colts crack victory column against Tallmadge
• Magics’ show is too much for Grizzlies
• Saginaw Valley’s pitch lands Bees’ lefty Sency
• No cuts for Cloverleaf High School busing
• Two CSX Railroad employees injured in fall
• More charges for stepfather of scalded girl
• Device lets cops scan fingerprints on the go
• SPCA asking municipalities for more money
• Winter blows in, decides to stay
• Boil alert issued for all Medina
• Mangini isn’t giving up on Delhomme
• Browns notes: Mondays no fun for Mangini
• Obituaries for December 14, 2010
• Browns coach Eric Mangini will wait on Colt McCoy before naming starting QB for Bengals game
• Roads icy, hazardous
• Browns notes: Delhomme struggles to get anything going
• Bills 13, Browns 6: Weather not good; Browns’ play just plain bad
• Browns take a big step backward
• Thunder 106, Cavaliers 77: Losing skid now at 8
• Hillis’ day: Good, bad and ugly
• Obituaries for December 13, 2010
• Browns fall to Bills, 13-6
• Third-quarter update: Fumbling Browns still down by 4
• Halftime update: Browns trail Bills 10-6
• Browns up 3-0 after 1st quarter; RB Peyton Hillis over 1,000 yards
• Browns-Bills to play in rain; Colt McCoy is 3rd QB
• Browns GM Heckert sees plenty of positives in debut season
• Martin, Rockets send stumbling Cavs to seventh straight setback
• Doing it all is not a problem for Browns tight end Benjamin Watson
• Cavaliers just have to weather slump, GM says
• Grant clears path for new trail
• History marches on
• Bees front line powers victory
• Badowski big in Brunswick win
• Motion met with silence
• Area under winter storm watch
• Part of E. Washington Street closed today in Medina
• Avon couple survives plane crash with minor injuries
• Browns QB Colt McCoy returns to practice, could dress Sunday
• State plans to widen I-71 between Cleveland, Columbus
• Cleveland zoo to snuff out smoking in 2011
• Medina’s Jason Suggs did it all as a star running back
• Bees’ Taylor Burke named to All-America soccer team
• Grizzlies’ Clay Wenger finds good fit with Kent State
• Mapleside Farms will not be sold at next week’s sheriff sale
• Brunswick snow plows do a lot with less
• Buckeye High School graduate in line for double-lung transplant
• County road projects vie for grants
• Browns coach Eric Mangini loves winter weather
• Cepec arraignment delayed due to judge’s illness
• Northeast Ohio braces for additional lake-effect snow
• Deputy in Green makes arrest after falling into icy pond
• The King of queens: Bees’ King steals the show vs. Comets
• Highland Hornets ’steal’ first victory on basketball court
• Wrestling: Grizzlies to face huge test
• Steven Cepec faces murder charges today in court
• Medina County sees 1st death penalty case in several years
• Bulls 88, Cavs 83: Better effort, same result
• Brunswick fire station driveway in need of repair
• Death penalty on table in Munz slaying
• Browns QB Colt McCoy out today, could practice this week
• Cory Schultz sets lofty goals for himself, bowling team
• Former Brunswick wrestler Richie Spicel off to solid start for Bulldogs
• U.S. military says Akron Marine killed in Afghanistan
• Ohio school evacuated over holiday art paint fumes
• 11 candidates vie for Bob Gibbs’ state Senate seat
• Schools close as more than 1 foot of snow reported in some areas
• Middleburg Hts. man sentenced to 6 months in jail for contacting woman he stalked
• Medina County vets share memories, mementoes from WWII
• MCDL Assistant Director Retiring/New Assistant Director Named
• County auditor warns of ongoing telephone scam
• Medina County nets first blast of snow
• Area municipalities issue snow-emergency parking bans
• Gas jumps 12 cents in Ohio to average $2.93
• Girls basketball: Grizzlies lose second straight game
• Brunswick’s Gabrielle Bulic erupts for a career-high 22 points
• Wrestling: Grizzlies show they’re still top dog
• Fire at housing unit injures 66-year-old woman
• The Dash Between: A woman who was quiet, giving & ‘just awesome’
• Home Tour shows off the season’s best decorated houses
• Bucks can’t get it done in the clutch
• Browns 13, Dolphins 10: Browns pick off a win with interception, FG
• Browns beat Miami 13-10
• Third-quarter update: Browns lead 10-3
• Halftime update: Browns, Dolphins knotted at 3
• First-quarter update: Browns, Dolphins scoreless
• Browns-Dolphins pregame update
• Timberwolves 129, Cavs 95: Another embarrassing loss for Cavs
• Browns: Defensive stand required today
• Woman, 66, injured in Medina fire
• LeBron’s antics, Cavs’ ugly loss to Heat irk Gibson
• Browns: Colt McCoy on the mend, but still not ready to return yet
• Grocery store celebrates grand reopening
• Cops: Watchful neighbors help nab thieves
• Going paperless to save money
• Feeding the need
• Ag property taxes going up
• McCoy won’t play Sunday
• Grizzlies dunk Black Tigers
• Small stretch of turnovers doom Colts
• Police search for couple passing bad checks for stamps
• Area deer hunter nabs black bear, legal questions remain
• Part of Hamilton Road to shut down next week
• Ohio’s last warning about lake algae lifted
• Browns coach Eric Mangini confirms Delhomme to start on Sunday
• Boys basketball: Bees are going to stress balance
• Brunswick’s Joe Mackey upbeat despite losses
• Medina man accused of poisining wife with chemical free on bond
• Man says Litchfield Twp. barricades hampered fire crews
• Miami Heat pound Cavs as LeBron James returns to the Q
• First The Decision, then The Knockout: LeBron James’ inflicts even more pain on Cavaliers in homecoming rout
• Shaun Bennett: Cavs can’t match fans’ tenacity
• Cavs notes: Gilbert wasting his time pursuing tampering charge?
• Crazy? Browns’ linebacker Matt Roth says no, but some might argue the point
• Browns notes: Haden’s improved play getting noticed
• Not much expected to come of Cavs’ tampering investigation
• Plane with LeBron James reports trouble arriving in Cleveland
• LeBron James is on deck at the Q tonight
• Medina police learning to be a PAL again
• Brunswick’s Goots is healthy and looking to break more swimming records
• Annie Sofranko scores career-high 23 points to lead Blue Devils
• Technical problems impacting Gazette online this morning
• Stimulus funds to upgrade Wright-Patterson base hospital
• Players realize how much Cleveland fans want a victory over LeBron
• 4,000 in Medina County face loss of jobless compensation
• Brunswick Crime Waves for Dec. 2, 2010
• Medina lifts boil alert for south-side residents
• Cavs want fans to be loud and passionate, but not vulgar, profane
• Browns QB Jake Delhomme expected to start against Dolphins
• Deer season in Ohio starts bigger than 2009
• Job seekers’ names to be released by incoming Ohio gov.
• Dan Cahalan sets sights on stellar swimming campaign
• John Guilford a first-team football selection
• Cloverleaf school district faces big cuts
• Euclid man dies as truck flips on I-71
• Several structural causes found for crumbling courthouse
• Brunswick firefighters return to full staffing
• Medina Crime Waves for Dec. 1, 2010
• Man dies after flipping truck on I-71
• Cleveland snow unusually scarce this year
• Northeast Ohio senator decides not to fill state House seat
• High school football: Suren, Suggs, Hans receive honors
• Old-fashioned Bill Batchelder brings Medina values to office
• Bucks feel they’re improved, ready to rise
• Pirates have senior leadership for basketball season
• Medina resident takes canoe trip of a lifetime
• Firm proposes $3M waste treatment system that could save money annually
• Medina man receives 12th impaired driving charge
• South side of Medina under boil alert at 3 p.m. today
• Browns coach Eric Mangini reflects on win, puts off quarterback decision
• Boil alert on tap for part of Medina’s south side
• Man finds Vietnam-era ammo on property
• Sen. Voinovich to spend retirement in Ohio, Florida
• Ohio gas jumps 2 cents to average $2.81 a gallon
• Deer season in Ohio starts for hunters with guns
• Colts hold off Knights in fourth-quarter rally
• Larry Laird’s legend grows
• Girls basketball: Hornets fall short against Bears
• Medina man bowls perfect 900 in tournament
• Medina County Historical Society opens house for holiday tours
• Public meetings slated for Nov. 29, 2010
• Browns 24, Panthers 23: Cleveland finally catches a break
• Browns: Jake not great, but still beats former team
• Browns nip Panthers, 24-23
• Browns lead 21-20 after 3 quarters
• Halftime update: Peyton Hillis runs for 3 TDs, Browns lead 21-13
• Browns lead 14-7 after 1st quarter
• Browns pregame update: Joshua Cribbs active
• Hickson’s shoes, game light up Q as Cavs down Grizzlies
• Browns: Delhomme focused on winning, not his old team
• County district wants hands-on parks for children
• Wadsworth opens with a win
• Shoppers haunt local shops for holiday deals
• Mueller is a hit on the volleyball court
• Crews fight Liverpool garage fire
• Fire destroys Litchfield home
• Browns coach Eric Mangini officially names Jake Delhomme starting QB
• 21st Annual Meadows Bowl raises a record donations
• Browns’ Ahtyba Rubin a hustler
• Annual backyard football clash raises $90,000 for St. Vincent DePaul Society
• Medina enacts ban on Web ‘gambling’ cafes
• Obituaries for November 26, 2010
• Turkey Bowl raises more than $90,000 for local charity
• Ohio State Buckeyes make plans for the holiday
• Obituaries for November 25, 2010
• Girls basketball: Grizzlies poised for a big season
• Cloverleaf preview: Colts look to build on last campaign
• Highland school board members donate pay for planning surveys
• Nonprofit cafe offers fellowship duing holiday season bustle
• Local residents complain about chopper noise
• Medina man charged with thefts from cars
• Sentencing in December for mother who scalded child, age 4
• Delhomme will start Sunday
• Tale of two QBs: Delhomme glad to be Browns’ No. 1 again with McCoy out; Wallace frustrated
• Browns QB Colt McCoy has high ankle sprain; Jake Delhomme likely to start
• Medina man caught after alleged vehicle break-ins
• Ohio State fans show spirit in plunge during Michigan week
• I-76 shut down by deadly wreck in Northeast Ohio
• High school sports: Shaker Heights poised to join NOC
• Girls basketball: Experienced Bees look to be strong
• Former Gazette Publisher Cooper Hudnutt dies at age 57
• Unemployment rate in Medina County falls to 7.5 percent
• Volunteers get donated tannenbaums ready for weekend festival
• Brunswick is healthy, ready to rock on basketball court
• Medina plans program to help prevent foreclosures
• College sports: Cassie Schrock gets 1,000th point in style
• Manufacturing Training Consortium launched in Medina
• Medina County unemployment rate drops nearly 1% in October
• Former Gazette publisher Cooper Hudnutt dies
• New boss warns Cuyahoga County workers of cuts
• City workers to get domestic-partner benefits in Columbus
• Girls basketball preview: New Buckeye coach sees much potential
• Black River Pirates want to build on last season’s performance
• Medina County launches jobs program
• Local company has inflatables in annual Macy’s parade
• The Gazette kicks off annual toy, food drives
• Medina bans parking along Guilford Blvd.
• Public meetings slated for Nov. 23, 2010
• Cuyahoga County probe witness dies before testifying
• Browns still trying to figure out how to turn late leads into wins
• Browns QB Colt McCoy’s status uncertain with sprained ankle
• Cost for gas in Ohio drops 11 cents from last week
• Cincinnati zoo finds 3-year-old giraffe dead
• Medina’s Taylor Burke most decorated goalie in area history
• Hornets’ Dan Mirman opts to wrestle at Ohio University
• Jaguars 24, Browns 20: Browns force six turnovers, still find way to lose
• Carriages & candles bring visitors to Medina Public Square
• Browns notes: Jaguar defense does job on stopping run
• Ohio boy, woman were dismembered; remains found in tree
• Public meetings slated for Nov. 22, 2010
• Obituaries for November 22, 2010
• Browns blow lead, lose 24-20 to Jaguars
• 3rd-quarter update: Browns use turnovers to take 17-10 lead
• Browns trail Jaguars 10-7 at halftime
• Browns trail 3-0 after 1st quarter
• Pregame update: Browns must overcome injuries
• Browns: Hillis winning fans … and games .. with his style of play
• Cavs can’t keep up with high-scoring Spurs
• Browns may have to go without Cribbs
• Glasgo enjoying life in the fast lane
• Woods, Rotterschmidt headed to Ashland
• Zumack shines at volleyball all-star match
• Rustic Hills sewer solution may be close
• Buckeye collects Coats for Kids
• Suit filed in salmonella death
• Tough Brown expects to play
• Highland’s Naumann is Gazette boys soccer MVP
• Marine Hewitt laid to rest
• Wildlife officers in Ohio return to work amid probe
• Buckeye students rally Coats for Kids
• Browns WR Joshua Cribbs misses practice again, could miss game
• Updated: Browns WR Joshua Cribbs misses practice again, listed as questionable
• Stimulus work in Ohio outsourced due to foul-ups, report says
• Superman Christmas tree to light up Cleveland airport
• High school football: Medina, Black River have strong showings
• Anna Boyert fueled by missing out on All-Ohio last season
• Mion, Arnone lead Irish in cross country
• Medina Twp. police contract reached, dissolution avoided
• A Thanksgiving tradition on the gridiron
• Browns LB Marcus Benard blames stress for fainting episode
• Medina County sheriff to increase patrols over Thanksgiving
• Outgoing Ohio speaker will keep leadership post with Dems
• Alcoholic energy drinks to be kept out of Ohio
• Appeals court rules against Ohio bar in smoking ban case
• Ohio State threat boosts demand for text-message alerts
• Paige Maxwell honored as Big Ten Offensive Player of Year
• Mapleside Farms faces sheriff’s sale; shops, restaurant to remain ‘fully operational’
• Medina seeks bids for Masonic options
• Area teams racking up titles on gridiron
• Vietnam MIA Samuel E. Hewitt returns to U.S. for final rest
• MMA: Medina trio set to fight
• Big Easy just another trip to Cavs coach
• Woman trapped more than an hour after SUV rolled over
• Elyria woman injured after flipping SUV
• Semi-truck caught in support wires along State Route 303
• Cavs 101, 76ers 93: Cavs finally turn in strong third quarter, get back on track
• Work to close north lane of S. Court St. today, Thursday
• Russell McCune’s two-year run is one for the record books
• Civil Service upholds firing of Roger Westfall
• Medina County OKs repairs to courthouse, maintenance bills loom
• Volleyball: Mueller, Indorf win top honors
• Longtime Wadsworth mayor, John Hanna, 73, dies
• Man faces charges of flashing Amish
• Woman trapped under RV in 3-way crash ‘doing OK’
• No budget recommendations yet for Medina schools
• Wayne County man arrested for exposing himself to Amish
• Ohio State evacuates library, 3 buildings in bomb scare
• Excellence rules in Medina County Schools
• 3 drivers in Monday crash released from area hospitals
• Medina's Bill Batchelder officially named Ohio House Speaker
• Medina County has history in residents holding state seats
• Medina is only Ohio county with all schools rated in top category twice
• 3 injured in 3 vehicle crash
• Browns turning the tide? Close loss hurts, but future looks bright
• Brunswick Hills man charged in theft from car lot
• Job & Family Services changes procedures to streamline cases
• Second halves a whole lot of trouble so far for Cavs
• City townships meet to discuss common concerns
• Medina County Court Log for Nov. 16, 2010
• Public meetings slated for Nov. 16, 2010
• Browns LB Scott Fujita out ‘little while’; OL Billy Yates done for year
• Three-vehicle accident injures drivers
• Gov. Strickland spares condemned killer of child
• Gas prices in Ohio fall 5 cents to about $2.90 a gallon
• Bees hang tough, but Titans’ size too much to handle
• Liverpool Twp. man killed in Sunday crash
• Bees have something to build on after loss
• Kory Wiita receives unique souvenir at Browns’ game
• Brunswick Marching Band gives its all at national championship
• Jason Suggs caps fantastic year on gridiron
• Bomb squad investigates suspicious container
• Cassie Schrock is fine with being stuck at 999
• Jets 26, Browns 20: Strong effort done in by a few critical mistakes late
• Browns lose heartbreaker in overtime
• Browns, Jets go to OT. Jets win coin toss
• Third-quarter update: Jets hold ball, lead
• Halftime update: Jets take 17-13 lead late in half
• Browns lead Jets after 1st quarter
• Browns pregame update: Seneca Wallace active, No. 2 QB
• Browns: Mangini facing another blast from his past
• Pacers 99, Cavs 85: Home skid reaches four games
• 24-6 loss ends season for Bees
• Jets pose big problem for suddenly thriving Browns’ offense
• Browns notes: Rob Ryan not talking out of turn, just taking his shot at brother Rex
• Cavaliers: No Mo should mean more Sessions vs. Pacers
• Elderly woman bilked out of $7K
• Police find friends on Facebook
• Man sentenced in child porn case
• Bees can’t stop believing
• Lanson reverses recruiting process
• Signs of $18.2M stimulus project
• Win over Jets could be sweetest yet
• Ryan addresses weighty issue
• Whoopie cushion greeting cards in stores now
• Browns LB Marcus Benard won’t practice, undergoing more tests
• Tallmadge man gets five years in prison for child porn
• Ohio college locked down amid case of 4 missing
• Jeremy Stich helps Bees make history with help from above
• Bees want big sendoff on Saturday
• Girls golf: Hornets’ Jessica Porvasnik is rapidly reaching her goals
• Taylor Burke honored as Ohio’s ‘Ms. Soccer’
• Drilling offer stirs caution in Lodi; U.S. EPA studying ‘fracking’
• Updated: Browns LB Marcus Benard released from hospital; further evaluation Friday
• Browns QB Jake Delhomme on way back, says “won’t rock the boat”
• Medina officials look to make 911 calls more efficient
• Teens face felonies in Osborne break-in
• Mike Bishop heads selections in boys golf
• A soldier finally comes home
• Batchelder elected speaker of Ohio House
• Ben Hamel grows into field general role for Bees
• Oldest working newspaper reporter in Ohio turns 92
• Ohio teacher fired after accusation of sleeping in class
• A Veterans Day salute at the Medina County Home
• Browns LB Marcus Benard taken to hospital after collapsing
• Nets 95, Cavs 87: Lowly Nets end Cavs’ 3-game win streak
• Updated: Browns says LB Marcus Benard remains in hospital
• Wadsworth pitcher Alli Beery sets her sights on Toledo
• Bees’ Joe Hans is mature off the field and tough on it
• Ohio man accused of damaging anti-abortion crosses
• Rollover crash injures 2 teens en route to school
• Batchelder elected speaker of Ohio House
• Jets coach Rex Ryan has fun at expense of twin brother Rob
• Man arrested on child porn charge
• Highland’s Jessica Porvasnik wins golf title
• Medina council OKs 4% rate hike for rec center fees
• Brunswick man pleads not guilty to hitting acquaintance with SUV
• Kiln mishap causes kindergarten class to be moved at Granger school
• Indian headdress gets Ohio college student booted from game
• Firefighters battle gas fire at Medina Twp. home
• Cleveland casino wants to narrow Cuyahoga River shipping lanes
• Troopers seize 69 pounds of pot on turnpike
• Clerk of Medina County Courts to retire at year’s end
• Brunswick: City wants to register contractors
• Wadsworth Twp. homeowner foils burglary
• College notes: B-W’s Bonezzi does well on, off the field
• Lifelong Cleveland Browns’ fan, Medina resident was lead aviator for weekend flyover
• Blue Devils’ McKenna Galloway will play for Ashland
• Is Colt McCoy ready to be the man for Browns?
• Artwork in kiln causes smoky situation at Granger school
• Coroner says Drug Task Force member’s death was suicide
• Browns coach Eric Mangini won’t name QB Colt McCoy starter, but says he’s making decision harder
• Artwork in kiln causes smoky situation at school
• New Arts Organization Launches to Provide Outreach to the Region
• Wadsworth Twp. homeowner helps nab burglary suspects
• Browns notes: Trick play highlights Daboll’s day
• Win over Belichick feels good
• Browns 34, Patriots 14: Every facet rocks to help Browns roll
• Cross country: One point foils Medina’s bid for title
• Kicker Letts delivers against Bulldogs in return
• Election aftermath: Republicans win sway into 2010 redistricting
• Hike celebrates conservation, laments ‘vanished animals’
• Bees rally Saturday to beat top-seeded Bulldogs
• An all-time stunner: Bees come back to shock top-ranked Bulldogs
• Gas prices jump 15 cents in Ohio to $2.95 a gallon
• Colt McCoy leads Browns to 24-7 lead after 3 quarters
• Browns handle Patriots, 34-14
• Browns pregame update: Mangini-Belichick close again (during warmups)
• Browns dominating Patriots, lead 10-0 after first quarter
• Browns lead 17-7 at halftime after trick play
• Browns: Mangini vs. Belichick one of many story lines
• Medina County District Library Now Offers Passport Service And Photos At ...
• Medina Twp. trustees sued
• Senate vacancy to be filled by state GOP
• No horsing around
• Man banned from a city is guilty of harassment
• Bulldogs not looking by Bees
• Medina players concentrate on here and now
• Cavs bounce back after losing big lead, beat 76ers to snap losing skid
• Browns: McCoy just fine with challenges
• Browns QB Colt McCoy to make first home start Sunday
• Authorities say NASA lockdown in Cleveland was false alarm
• Wadsworth Crime Waves for Nov. 5, 2010
• Children at Harbor Learning Center romp in leaves
• Medina County Farmer’s Market to continue this fall
• Prep Fantasy Football: Square Dancers spin to second crown
• Medina artists want to spice up the square
• Wadsworth officials seek input on tax plan
• Revisions complicate searches for Brunswick positions
• Medina’s Mike Bishop is The Gazette’s MVP in boys golf
• Bees’ Seamus McDonald is the entire student-athlete package
• Cleveland suburb to rally around torched playground
• Whooping cough cases in Ohio up 40% from last year
• Medina County voter turnout about 50 percent
• Fire destroys Medina home of elderly couple
• Medina police nab suspect in car break-ins
• Brunswick cross-country team aims high
• Bees envision victory for state meet on Saturday
• McKinley’s bookends: Defensive linemen attract big-time colleges
• Vote expected on smoking ban for Cleveland’s zoo
• Ohio principal defends political field trip
• Browns QB Colt McCoy in line for another tough start
• Medina city officials ponder park upgrades
• Medina lacrosse coach Gambaccini heads off to John Carroll University
• Police break up teen beer bash in Gloria Glens
• Endless choices: Medina’s Ali Garrity undecided on her bright future
• Bees’ Ostmann making an impact a defensive tackle
• Local voter turnout nears 50% in Tuesday’s election
• Medina Police Chief Patrick Berarducci receives award from U.S. Attorney General
• 17 teens busted at party in Gloria Glens
• House fire reported in Medina
• Countdown to Mangini-Belichick begins; Colt McCoy in line for another start
• MCBDD levy passes easy
• Sutton beats Ganley in 13th U.S. House District race
• Rennaci unseats incumbent Democrat Boccieri
• New school levies fail across Medina County
• Friedrick elected as Medina County commissioner
• Fire hits Cleveland-area playground for special needs kids
• Medina County District Library Reaches Out To Our Community With Deposit Collections
• We're Warming Up Our County!
• Browns president Mike Holmgren leaves QB decision to Mangini, doesn’t rule out return to coaching
• Crews respond to Medina Twp. condo fire
• Election results
• Bye over, not QB questions for Browns
• Public meetings slated for Nov. 2, 2010
• House fire in Wadsworth claims two pets, dog resuscitated by firefighters
• College notes: Cory Buhrman a hero in Berg’s OAC title win
• With revenue waning in Medina, rates might rise at the rec center
• Brunswick: Improvements lead to fee hike
• Election Day 2010: Polls open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. today
• Hornets’ soccer coach Billy Zufall to leave
• Ohio voters have their say at the polls
• Giants win World Series
• Browns at the bye: A different vibe and reason for optimism
• Obituaries for November 01, 2010
• Public meetings slated for Nov. 1, 2010
• Crowd rallies for MCBDD levy
• The Dash Between: Deejay Ed Riley was dedicated to presenting a full experience
• Creative carvings: Pumpkins go into great detail
• Cross country: Top-ranked Medina rolls to championship
• Bees will travel to Canton McKinley for playoff contest
• Ohio gas prices bump up 2 cents from last week
• 3 family members found killed at Ohio home
• Morning blaze scorches Wadsworth home
• Second-half meltdown vs. Kings leaves Cavs with another loss
• Man jailed after alleged assault on teen girl
• Village may end planning panel
• Launching a practical physics lesson
• Lodi may switch dispatchers
• Bees figure to be in playoffs
• More than a dream ending
• Colts ride Vujanov express to victory
• 3 GOP governors stump for Ohio’s Kasich
• Wind monitored at proposed turbine sites in Cleveland
• Police arrest Cleveland man for allegedly selling heroin
• Halftime football scores
• Prep football scores
• Medina’s plan to house city vehicles is a go
• Complaint dismissed against Medina County Democratic Party chair
• Medina County Job and Family Services distributes coats, food
• Districts look into alcohol-detection devices for school dances
• Blue Devils’ Eric Fox has risen to the challenge
• Volleyball: Rockets secure their revenge against Buckeye
• Brunswick, Medina will battle on football field for potential playoff berth
• Boil alert in Medina
• Water Line Break
• Medina County Court Log for Oct. 28, 2010
• Cross country: Area teams, runners eye state berths
• Longtime Medina clerk saying goodbye
• Trick-or-treat times
• Police offer safety tips for Halloween trick-or-treaters
• A castle was Walter Russell’s home
• Early voting steady so far in Medina County
• Volleyball: Bucks want another taste of the Sweet 16
• No repeat for Bees: Mustangs beat defending Division 1 champs, 4-1
• Cross-branding lawsuit in Ohio settled between family, teacher
• Early voters total more than 12,500 in Medina County
• Browns QB Seneca Wallace could be ready for Patriots game
• Ohio Magazine collector's edition is out!
• Medina City Council seeking computer consultant
• Officials hoping online guide sparks growth
• Brunswick looks to upgrade computer software
• Home Bees win Monday night against Brecksville, 3-2
• Powerful storm skips over Medina County
• The party is over for Democrat Ed Powers
• Volleyball: Disheveled Grizzlies fall in three
• Bucks show mettle, advance to volleyball championship
• Highland Hornets’ defense can’t hold on soccer field
• 3 tornadoes touch down in Ohio from Tuesday storms
• Trick-or-treat times
• Putting a human face on news
• Bees, Hornets take on rivals in district soccer
• Volleyball: Buckeye carries PAC’s hopes
• Longtime girls’ soccer coach, Val Baughman, steps down at Cloverleaf
• Ohio’s gubernatorial race tightens in final week
• Juveniles involved in minor two-vehicle crash
• Tornado watch, wind advisory in effect for Medina County
• Unemployment rate slightly drops in Medina County
• Browns update: Colt McCoy talks about his role; James Davis waived; Mohamed Massaquoi practices
• Wadsworth high school students record memories of seniors in hardcover books
• Police: Burglar shoots at Sharon Twp. resident
• Hornets fall to fourth as Porvasnik takes runner-up medalist
• Ohio gas prices steady amid economic uncertainty
• Forecasters say high winds expected Tuesday in Ohio
• Homer Twp. man dies in apparent farming accident
• Photos from the construction of the Building.
• Gunshots reported at Granger Twp. home in attempted burglary
• Volleyball: Medina, Peters scare Bulldogs
• Bees make cross-country defense look easy
• Maura Gorman’s entry ball leads to own goal
• Public meetings slated for Oct. 25, 2010
• Construction rattles Brunswick schools
• Medina boys stumble on golf course, still break record
• Browns pregame notes from New Orleans
• Browns lead 10-0 after quarter
• Browns lead Saints 20-3 at halftime
• Browns up 20-3 after 3 quarters
• Browns shock Super Bowl champion Saints
• Pneumonia may have saved announcer’s life
• State to block deadly intersection
• Browns: Cribbs OK with hit that knocked him out of game
• Hornets pull out victory
• Football scoreboard
• Comets shoot down Bees
• Porvasnik tied for lead at state golf
• Bees sitting in third spot at state golf
• New wind turbine gets test run at high school
• Federal funding helps stop foreclosures
• Ohio unemployment dips slightly in September
• Medina man dies this morning in single-vehicle crash
• football scores
• Joshua Cribbs back at Browns practice, expects to play Sunday
• Joshua Cribbs defends Steelers LB James Harrison
• Upbeat and cheerful Tait thankful pneumonia led to discovery of heart problems
• Upbeat and cheerful Tait thankful pneumonia led to discovery of heart problems
• Wadsworth students urged to participate in politics
• 16th Congressional District candidates spar over health care
• School unity plan for Medina County unveiled
• Fifth-seeded Middies end Blue Devils volleyball season
• Volleyball: Balance propels Grizzlies to win
• Boys golf: Medina ready for tourney challenge
• Randy Brown nets golden soccer goal
• Bees need big win against Solon to remain alive for football title
• Parole board rejects mercy for Ohio killer of 3-year-old girl
• Browns WR Joshua Cribbs, Mohamed Massaquoi still out following concussions
• Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice addresses Browns
• Guilford Township: Fire chiefs say levy ‘critical’
• Medina County: Levy renewal for drug enforcement
• Cloverleaf schools: Officials say levies will help, but shortfall still looms
• Brunswick: 17 questions for voters
• Medina County Commissioner: Vying for an empty seat
• 97th House District: Debating Ohio’s schools, jobs
• 69th House District: A race repeated again
• 16th CD: A three-way dance
• 13th CD: The incumbent vs. the car dealer
• 16th CD candidates spark health-care debate at Kiwanis Club breakfast
• Browns place DE Robaire Smith, OL Tony Pashos on injured reserve
• Literacy Week at Windfall School
• Brunswick City Council fills open seat in Ward 4
• Rash of break-ins plague Medina’s west side
• Pirates move on at Elyria Sectional finals
• Seville Library uses therapy dogs to help build children’s reading skills
• Zoning board in Seville tackles RV parking issue
• Blue Devils eliminate Colts in soccer
• Volleyball: Hornets’ Yerian shines bright in win
• Boys soccer: Roberts makes most of chance in Buckeye victory
• Poll says Ohioans want GOP to take over U.S. Senate
• Ohio farmer gets 3 months in jail for feed spill, fish kill
• Puppies abandoned on state Route 162
• Kovacevick steps down from coaching Wadsworth gymnastics
• Encore entertainment scheduled tonight for Fall Choir Concert
• Medina sheriff wants to drive teenagers to distraction with go-cart
• Volleyball: Colts don’t let up in Division 1 Sectional play
• Pat Forsythe will play college hoops at West Virginia
• Keep a day for new, or renewed, experiences
• Ohio students scolded for anti-gay football cheer
• GOP’s Kasich leads incumbent Strickland in race for Ohio governor
• Steelers’ James Harrison fined $75,000, won’t be suspended
• Kasich team in crosshairs over ‘Joe the Plumber’ statement
• Soccer preview: The Gazette’s Dan Brown takes a look at the action
• Nude photos of minor land man in jail
• Gas prices drop a nickel from last week
• Toledo boy, 11, finds loaded gun in neighbor’s yard
• Lodi man arrested Saturday night for attempted murder
• Browns TE Benjamin Watson thinks Steeler James Harrison should get “max” penalty
• Grizzlies win cross-country crown at Suburban League meet
• Family unhurt after car flips
• Public meetings slated for today, Oct. 18
• ‘Trunk or Treat’ at Heartland Community Church
• Teaching on the trail in Medina County
• Brunswick names new finance director
• Cross country: Medina still top dog
• McCoy’s debut OK, but Browns still no match for Steelers
• Browns pregame update: QB Colt McCoy to start, Brett Ratliff only backup
• Browns lead 3-0 after 1st quarter; Phil Dawson sets record
• Browns trail 7-3 at halftime, lose Joshua Cribbs and Mohamed Massaquoi
• Browns trail 14-3 after 3 quarters
• Browns knocked around by Steelers, fall 28-10
• Moon doesn’t shine in loss to Moscow, but starting small forward job looks like his
• Is Colt real McCoy? Browns rookie QB looks better, but Steelers can make the best look bad
• Columbia pays back Buckeye
• Butler ends home career in style
• Too little, too late for Colts
• Brunswick loves beating Strongsville
• Suggs does it all for Bees
• Joppeck carries Black River
• Grizzlies start strong, then fade
• Band playing shows to benefit Feeding Medina County Initiative
• Sheriff’s sales to hit new peak in December
• League cross country meets today
• Browns want a win in Pittsburgh
• Hillis returns to practice field
• Football: Matt Joppeck wants the rock
• Boys basketball: Brunswick’s Pat Forsythe gets big-time offers
• Abortions in Ohio fall to another all-time low
• Ohio Republicans ahead in races for gov., U.S. Senate
• Browns RB Peyton Hillis expects quad to be good Sunday
• Older adults get taste of fall festival
• Portion of Smith Road to be closed next week
• Brunswick starts partnerships to serve senior citizens
• Medina police chief explains budget cuts
• ODOT preparing for first snowflakes of the season
• Doraty dispute: Car dealer charged with misdemeanor, could face fine
• Cavs pound Spurs, but Jamison, Parker suffer minor injuries
• Dukes, Pirates ready to battle on football field
• Woman plows car into rear of semi truck on I-71
• Steelers will test Browns revamped running game
• Browns notes: QB Colt McCoy gets off to good start
• Browns coach Eric Mangini pleased with QB Colt McCoy’s 1st practice with 1st team
• Reagan skate park will again have a rail to grind
• Bryon Macron fills empty position on Lafayette Twp. board
• Colts secure another crown against Barberton
• Area residents of Chilean descent overjoyed with rescue of 33 miners
• West Salem man faces felony charges in June crash
• Girls soccer: Bees clinch division title with 1-0 win
• Boys golf: Medina finishes strong, beats out St. Ignatius for championship
• Superman returns to his Ohio roots
• Toledo teachers asked for pay cut to help levy
• Browns preparing to start rookie QB Colt McCoy at Pittsburgh
• Westfield zoning authority wants more detail before development vote
• Browns trade RB Jerome Harrison to Eagles for RB Mike Bell
• Summa Health Center awarded stimulus bonds
• Judges from Denmark to evaluate rare horses in Hinckley at public show
• Columbus man arrested for phony checks
• Bees need victory to take crown in girls soccer
• Highland wins Suburban League title outright
• Medina pines for golf title
• Girls golf: District champion Hornets are state-bound
• Swastikas deface Ohio congressional candidate’s signs
• E-mail, text messages alert Cleveland RTA riders of delays
• Brunswick Hills police asking for help to find pregnant teenager
• Tait hospitalized with pneumonia
• Girls golf: Hornets look to conquer the demon of years’ past
• Relaxed Ali Garrity ready for district tennis
• Boys soccer: Highland wants Suburban League all for itself
• Remembering one of Seville’s most colorful men
• Cavs 85, Mavericks 79: Gibson leads the way with 15 points
• Final debate tonight for Ohio U.S. Senate seat
• Former Gov. Bob Taft teaches politics at Ohio school
• Police say appliance in yard ignited with Medina school levy sign
• UPDATED: Downtown crash sends Medina man to hospital
• Medina City Council to look for cheaper road salt
• Pasadyn starts fast to win Legends Meet
• Cross country: Bees feel right at home
• Girls soccer: Medina can still win Valley
• Cleveland baby born at 10:10 a.m. on 10/10/10
• Ohio gas prices jump 19 cents from last week
• Browns limping, limited and losing, Brian Dulik says
• Falcons 20, Browns 10: Injuries, bad plays leave Browns in a world of hurt
• Cavs 99, Rockets 93: Hickson has big game as Cavs rally
• Cedar Point defends Halloween display
• Two-vehicle accident in York Twp. injures drivers
• Update: Agent confirms QB Brett Ratliff on way to Cleveland to sign
• New archway revealed at Brunswick Lake Park
• Motorcyclist hurt in crash; car hits another in stopped traffic
• Buckeye plays to another tie on soccer field
• Injuries catch up to Browns in loss to Falcons
• Seneca Wallace will start at QB for Browns; Jake Delhomme the No. 2
• Browns trail 3-0 early in 2nd quarter
• Browns lead 7-6 at halftime; QB Seneca Wallace injured
• Browns trail by 3 after 3 quarters; kicker Phil Dawson ties Lou Groza
• Battered Browns lose 20-10 to Falcons
• Getting tougher is Browns top priority
• Pirates romp to Stars victory
• Inflatables controversy blows up
• Colts see chances short-circuited
• Woman charged with felony in fatal crash
• For Lafayette couple, it’s a spirited 76th
• ‘Toe’ was always the goal: Browns’ Dawson closing in on Groza’s field goal mark
• Suggs carries Bees to win
• Scoreboard
• Woman flees after asking police if she’s wanted
• Mental health advocates protest haunted house at Cedar Point
• The city of Medina is a finalist for the OEDA small city marketing award
• State launches site for loans to small businesses
• Browns RB Peyton Hillis misses practice to rest thigh, expected to start Sunday
• Browns defensive coordinator Rob Ryan rips Bengals lineman Nate Livings for “cheap shot”
• Marketing plan makes Medina finalist for award
• Medina Police Chief Berarducci turns 60
• Tennis: Ali Garrity moves on to districts
• Job & Family Services adjusts response tactics
• Kidder Kids create catchy way to promote reading
• Libertarian Blevins gets left out of 16th District debate
• Blue Devils clinch third division title in volleyball
• Copely score 3 times in 59 seconds en route to 35-21 win
• Ohio to receive about $55 million to assist small businesses
• Browns QB Jake Delhomme “very encouraged” about progress of injured ankle
• Police: Group home boss allegedly struck resident
• Boys soccer: Bees shut out Cloverleaf, 7-0
• Montville teen escapes injury after car plows into fence
• Medina schools looking for input on how to plan for future
• Grizzlies football team facing must-win situation
• Wadsworth clinches SL volleyball title
• Unbeaten streak comes to end for Medina with 3-0 loss
• Grant to expand mentoring for kids of Ohio inmates
• Ohio gubernatorial candidates face last debate in tight race
• Medina County engineer announces road closures
• Working-class white voters lining up with Republicans, report states
• Renacci edges Boccieri in recent poll for U.S. House seat
• Browns safety T.J. Ward reportedly fined $15,000 for hit
• Cavaliers 87, Bobcats 72: Defense leads way as Cavs pick up win
• Expert says when it comes to health we all get 2nd chance
• Stepp: Healthy schools vital for growing Medina
• Empty school bus, car involved in accident; 1 injured
• Renacci: Three’s a crowd for 16th District debate
• College notes: Maxwell, Burhman pick up top honors
• Girls soccer: Medina’s defense to face high-powered Warriors
• Brunswick scores key victory on volleyball court
• Girls golf: Porvasnick, Hornets get their extra push
• GOP’s Portman has comfortable lead in U.S. Senate poll
• Ohio set to break record with year’s 8th execution
• Medina County District Library Partners With The Medina Sunrise Rotary Club To Support Community Literacy
• Rapist guilty again: Medina man gets additional 3 years for 2003 rape
• Tennis: Taking another crack at district berths
• Survey reveals knowledge of religion is lacking
• Soccer notes: Brunswick coach flexible about practice
• Highland junior Schniegenberg makes wild golf shot
• Ohio postal worker charged with assault involving knife
• Kasich leads Gov. Strickland in latest election poll
• Cleveland council looks into $5 tailgating fee for Browns fans
• Accident involving car, school bus injures woman
• Fall Foliage Tour: Country drive showcases rural way of life
• Bees score early and often vs. Devils
• Girls soccer: Bees are back on track with 4-0 win
• Browns play the bully role against Bengals
• Gas prices up 4 cents from last week
• Deadline to register to vote in Nov. 2 general election is today
• Browns coach Eric Mangini: Safety T.J. Ward ‘not a dirty guy’
• Lodi man injured in possible ‘accidental’ shooting
• McCune, Scavuzzo shine in cross-country meet
• The Dash Between: Vic Nicholas entertained as a teacher, storyteller
• Warriors breeze to easy 4-1 victory
• Happy birthday Brunswick: Heritage Days festival kicks off celebration
• Medina teens killed in separate crashes over weekend
• Jake Delhomme listed as No. 3 QB; Seneca Wallace will start
• Browns LB Scott Fujita appreciates wearing pink
• Browns update: Cleveland leads 3-0 after first quarter
• Browns lead 13-10 at halftime
• Browns lead 23-13 after three quarters
• Browns get first win, 23-20 over Bengals
• Rain, White Sox lefty Buehrle combine to snap Indians’ seven-game winning streak
• Browns have new goal, plan to run with it
• High school football scores
• Show’s deadline making their lives sew ‘extreme’
• Tight finances troubling trustees
• Salvation Army takes requests for holiday help
• Browns: Bruising back Hillis making impact
• Indians 7, White Sox 3: Tribe wins season-high seventh straight game
• Bees suffer first loss
• Devils as sly as a Fox in victory
• Mangini has been a fan of Hillis for long time
• Early voting underway for general election
• Resident reports seeing black bear in Spencer Twp.
• It’s been a strange year for football
• Medina Bees want to silence long losing streak
• Former President Carter lands in DC after Cleveland hospital stay
• Group wants plan to reduce abuse of painkillers
• Lodi man indicted for alleged role in ATM robbery, beating
• Ohio U.S. House candidate sued for sexual harassment
• Browns QB Jake Delhomme practices again; coach Mangini will decide starter Saturday night
• Small fire evacuates Seville warehouse
• Tenn. man charged with threat to Ohio congressman Boccieri
• Medina selected as an OEDA awards finalist
• Local Corner: Weaver sisters finish great seasons
• Congress gets resolution to rename Sharon post office
• Butler’s resignation has Lafayette Twp. trustees looking for replacement
• Volleyball: Wadsworth’s Bassett hounds Indians
• 2-1 win pushes Colts closer to Suburban League soccer title
• Cleveland woman pleads guilty in toddler scalding death
• Pa. man charged with cocaine possession after traffic stop
• Process under way to rename Sharon post office after trustee
• Wadsworth police apprehend ’suicidal’ man
• Browns QB Jake Delhomme limping, but returns to practice
• Cross country notes: Runners try to get leg up on tournaments
• Police say scams target the elderly
• Montville Twp. honors one of its own this week
• Benefit basketball game draws fans, raises money for Medina schools
• Medina Twp. asks city prosecutor to battle Doraty displays
• Medina girls maintain unbeaten streak with another tie in soccer
• Golf: Bucks nab title at Forest Hills
• Sheriff’s deputy nabs man with cocaine stuffed in pants
• Task force arrests man in Ohio Realtor killing
• New Small Business Legislation extends SBA loan fee savings
• Indians 4, Tigers 0: Tribe blanks Tigers in opening game
• Indians notes from Wednesday: Acta optimistic about 2011
• Indians 4, Tigers 3: Tribe completes sweep
• Indians 4, Tigers 3: Tribe completes sweep
• Browns QB Jake Delhomme could return to practice Thursday or Friday
• Woman, 80, crashes into FirstMerit Bank in Medina
• Bees crush Rangers in volleyball
• Capretta booted from Brunswick council by 5-1 vote
• Grizzlies keep up the pace as Blok scores 1st career goal
• Hot Grizzlies continue to grow on soccer field
• Volleyball: Blue Devils shake off the rust in NOC defeat
• Former President Carter feeling OK at Cleveland hospital, hopes to resume book tour
• Elyrian goes global: Ravens’ Nakamura to be subject of Japanese TV show
• Browns notes: LB Marcus Benard says he’ll be back this week
• Former President Carter treated at Cleveland hospital for upset stomach
• Woman drives car into Medina bank
• Varejao excused from Cavs camp, headed to Brazil following grandfather’s death
• Hornets snap winless streak on soccer field
• Return to Spring Grove: Eighth annual cemetery tour showcases grounds, chapel
• Bees’ soccer team has new look in goal
• Commissioners at odds: Questions arise if audit was necessary
• Golf: Mike Bishop wins MVP, Bees Valley Crown
• Volleyball: Medina’s Ally Peters rewrites record book
• Gas prices dropping this week
• ‘Autumn’ is a better word for the season than ‘fall’
• Sheriff warns of solicitation scam
• Indians notes from Monday: Gomez, Donald done for the season
• Browns coach Eric Mangini sticking with CB Eric Wright
• Indians 6, Tigers 3: Tribe powers to win
• Indians 6, Tigers 3: Tribe powers to win
• Brunswick Councilman Capretta removed from office
• Days of knights
• Obituaries for September 27, 2010
• Indians 5, Royals 3: One good inning enough
• New kids on the block: Cavs lose rock-star status
• Wright’s wrongs doom Browns’ upset bid
• Ravens 24, Browns 17: Ravens ruin Browns’ strong effort
• Browns take 17-14 lead to start fourth quarter
• Browns lose to Ravens 24-17, fall to 0-3
• Indians 5, Royals 3: Big fifth inning carries Tribe
• Browns: Davis hoping to get chance to show what he can do
• Cavaliers: Mo to miss start of camp with injury
• Indians finally get to Greinke, blast Royals
• Browns put Jackson on IR, ending his season
• Browns not ready to panic despite 0-2 start
• Indians notes from Sunday: Duncan playing his way into picture
• Indians 5, Royals 3: Big fifth inning lifts Tribe
• Browns pregame thoughts from Baltimore
• Browns first quarter update: Ravens lead 7-3
• Browns trail 14-10 at halftime after clutch drive
• Massive fire burns 300 acres in Lodi
• Home damaged in Hinckley blaze
• Police warns locals of check cash scams
• High school football wrapup: Avon, EC win big
• Guard deployment pushed back to 2011
• New group wants to foster collaboration among the county’s school districts
• Indians notes from Saturday: Brantley set to return, Donald still ailing
• Indians 7, Royals 1: Tribe roughs up Greinke
• Browns put LB D’Qwell Jackson on IR; Joshua Cribbs questionable for Ravens
• Indians 7, Royals 1: Tribe roughs up Greinke
• Prep football scoreboard
• Baughman saves day for Grizzlies
• Companies sue ODOT over bid rejection
• Bees hammer Invaders
• Ohio’s Greene County to remove GOP welcome signs
• Thursday night blaze hits Hinckley Twp. home
• National Guard troops deployment to Afghanistan postponed
• Updated: Injured Browns could be short-handed for game against Ravens
• Brunswick council: Capretta’s fate to be decided on Monday
• New leader announced at Summa facilities
• Sterling man gets 1 year in prison for UPS thefts
• Lewis older, but still key to Ravens ‘D’
• Girls tennis: Highland wins big
• Revenge on the line, but Devils will be without 3
• High school football: Bees hang hat on linebackers
• Boys golf: Buckeye dominates to win first title since 1988
• Police say thief injured when hauled away in garbage truck
• Indians notes from Thursday: Bullpen offers optimism for 2011
• Royals 4, Indians 2: Tribe falls farther behind KC
• Royals 4, Indians 2: Tribe sinks deeper into last place
• Sterling man gets 1 year in prison for nabbing nearly $300,000 of jewelry
• Browns struggling with long injury list
• At least 1 hurt in Medina accident
• Police say credit card fraud might be linked to computer business
• Principal disarms man with knife at Brunswick elementary school
• College notes: Nolan, Eagles continue to soar
• Teens at Medina Career Center get a lesson from the past
• Highland Middle School fire ruled arson
• Colts stay on top, but don’t gain any breathing room
• All tied up: Medina keeps streak without taking a shot on goal
• Obituaries for September 23, 2010
• Highland teen’s body found in woods
• Lichfield Twp. man found guilty of beating former classmate
• Update: Harrison, Robiskie miss Browns practice, along with Delhomme misses practice again
• Highland Middle School fire ruled arson
• Gas line ruptured in Westfield Twp. as work crews accidentally hit wrong pipe
• Medina County sheriff can’t charge for 911 services
• Scott Petrak: Browns season not lost yet … really
• Twins 6, Indians 4: Tribe can’t keep lead
• Grizzlies keep on streaking on soccer field
• Proud to be a Viking; Jankowski finds her perfect fit
• Boy’s soccer: Hornets show they’re elite, make statement
• Halfway home: Bassett leads Wadsworth to easy win on volleyball court
• Realtor found dead in Kent home he was trying to sell
• Highland students tapped for Junior Leadership Medina County
• Woman in head-on crash might face vehicular assault charge
• Medina County unemployment rate creeps higher
• Feds seize 44 pounds of heroin, say it’s largest bust ever in Ohio
• Highland school board appoints new member
• DEA’s drug ‘take back’ for unused medications is Saturday
• Medina school board seeks BMI waiver
• Bees have historic day on golf course
• Local Corner: Medina girl wins her first triathlon
• Soccer notes: Pivotal Suburban League games on tap
• Fire closes middle school: Monday morning blaze at Highland sends students home
• Gun carriers intervene, stop ‘beating’ in parking lot
• Wave and people will ask ‘Do I know this guy?’
• Local golf: Highland girls set record en route to second Suburban League title
• 28 arrests in drug raid were part of one-year investigation
• Marine Lance Cpl. Nicholas Said gets motorcycle escort to Medina home
• Volleyball: Buckeye forges split in Elyria
• Bucks hold on for 2-1 lunch-pail victory
• Anna Boyert places 2nd at Galion meet
• Cross country: Devils don’t mind hot day, slow course
• Girls soccer: Bees get a needed wake-up call
• Royals 6, Indians 4: A stellar cellar fight
• State gas prices fall 7 cents from last week
• Fire evacuates Highland Middle School
• Browns center Alex Mack accuses Chiefs DL Shaun Smith of grabbing below the belt
• 16th District candidates square off
• 3,000 leave their mark in Brunswick
• Granger Township Resident Featured in Ladies Home Journal
• Browns pregame: Seneca Wallace starts; Jake Delhomme inactive
• Browns first quarter update: Chiefs lead 3-0
• Browns update: Resilient Cleveland leads 14-10 at halftime
• Browns update: Cleveland clinging to 14-13 lead through 3 quarters
• Browns lose to Chiefs, fall to 0-2
• Only Week 2, but Browns already approaching must-win territory
• Indians survive rain delays, Royals thanks to LaPorta grand slam
• A drop in the library
• Rowdy Grizzlies deliver the message
• Prep scoreboard
• Blue Devils secure victory
• 29 busted in county drug sting
• ODOT may re-examine crash-prone area
• Medina’s annual Race for Grace is Sunday
• Browns: Backup QB Wallace looks like he could get start Sunday
• Browns notes: Romeo’s back … with the other guys
• Choo blasts three home runs, drives in seven as Indians rip Royals
• Indians 3, Angels 2: Tribe wins it in 11th
• Former Grizzly Mike Kallai Jr. touched many, leaves legacy
• Grizzlies, Colts look to rebound on football field tonight
• Two Youngstown men face marijuana charges
• Ying & Yang; Devils backfield duo is tough to stop
• Powerful thunderstorms blast Ohio on Thursday
• 24 suspects arrested in area drug raid
• Summa Facility Nearing its Opening
• Update: Browns QB Seneca Wallace likely to start Sunday
• Spencer Twp. family deals with brother’s tragic death, gets help on farm from neighbors, frien
• Buckeye Local school board reduces pay-to-play fees
• Medical advances: Summa facility at Lake Medina takes shape
• Spencer Twp. man gets four years in assault case
• Medina Twp. man honored for bravery, receives fire service award
• Local Corner: Water ski show team 7th at nationals
• Lodi woman, 80, killed at intersection in Harrisville Twp.
• Golf notes: Blue Devils still alive for NOC Valley title
• Tennis notes: Hadler OK after collapsing
• Girls soccer: Bees get by Bears
• Colts still clicking with 2-0 win over Hornets
• American Lung Association wants Ohio to double sales tax on cigarettes
• Quarterback quandary: Delhomme may sit out
• Road closures extended in Spencer, Homer townships
• Semi-truck driver dies this morning on I-76 near Wadsworth
• Indians notes from Thursday: Walks plague Tribe all season
• Indians 3, Angels 2: Error gives Tribe win
• Indians 3, Angels 2: Error in the 11th lifts Tribe to win
• Ohio gubernatorial candidates running on jobs’ issue
• Browns to honor Elyria patrolman, other fallen officers at Sunday’s home opener
• Spencer Twp. man gets 4 years in prison for beating ex-girlfriend, other man
• Browns QB Jake Delhomme misses practice again
• VIDEO: 82-year-old Hinckley man dies in Lorain County crash
• Highland High School teacher leaves students legacy of motivation, achievement
• Brunswick rejects federal ‘Race to the Top’ grant
• Buckeye schools not in red after all, removes issue from Nov. 2 ballot
• Cloverleaf golfers post big upset over Bulldogs
• Beavers, McCauley step up to give Grizzlies a big boost
• Girls cross country: Out for the year, Szabat still working hard
• Wadsworth boys able to hang on in 1-0 victory
• Browns’ Sorensen happy to blend in as solid play goes unnoticed
• Highland boys cruise over young Cloverleaf on soccer field
• Parts of New London, Black River roads closed today for resurfacing
• Indians notes from Wednesday: Acta sees good and bad in 2011 schedule
• Angels 7, Indians 0: Weaver shuts down Tribe
• Angels 7, Indians 0: Weaver shuts down Tribe
• Indians 4, Angels 3: Minor league DH Shelley Duncan powers Tribe to victory
• Update: Browns QB Jake Delhomme out of practice, in boot
• Woman drives SUV into Medina dentist office building
• Local schools get $1-grant per student; district must stop using private recyclers
• Buckeye graduate Stephanie Charnigo earns national award
• Visiting B-17 bomber brings back memories for WWII flight crews
• College soccer: Patera is dreaming big
• Medina Bees battling adversity on soccer field
• Riding to wins: Connor Cook pilots Warriors
• All-Gazette junior QB Jerry Scholle has broken collarbone
• Santa throws stocking hat in 2012 presidential race
• Ohio gubernatorial candidates debate for first time tonight
• United Way of Medina County News - Sep 10, 2010
• Indians 4, Angels 3: Duncan powers Tribe win
• Indians notes from Tuesday: Masterson could return to rotation
• Indians 4, Angels 3: Duncan powers Tribe past Halos
• Brunswick man pleads not guilty for alleged participation in prostitution ring
• New Gazette Web reporter breaks top stories throughout the day
• Medina career center helps students do GREAT things
• Golf: Grizzlies are making waves
• Supporters rally for Developmental Disabilities levy in Lodi
• Cross country: Medina proves its worth
• Girls soccer: Felton gives top-ranked Bees win over uncle, rival
• Gas prices ramp up over the weekend
• Legendary Medina amusement park to be reborn
• Medina is featured in the Plain Dealer's charming towns to visit
• Congressman John Boccieri recognizes the work Medina has done in creating jobs.
• Ribbon Cutting at Medina Municipal Airport
• City residents have the use of a new prescription drug card
• Former Medina County woman gets probation for felony theft, forgery
• New Unemployment Figures are out and Medina is 5th Lowest
• Browns QB Jake Delhomme to have test on ankle
• Ohio Magazine picks Medina as one of Ohio's Best Hometowns for 2011
• Buccaneers 17, Browns 14: Turnovers ruin good start in another ugly opening loss
• The University of Akron receives funds to aid in the nations only Corrosion Engineering Degree
• Public meetings scheduled for today, Sept. 13
• Ovation Polymers celebrate their 5th year with a flag raising ceremony
• Medina boys rise up in soccer
• Wadsworth forges split on volleyball court with Walsh Jesuit
• Updated Browns game story: A terrible, turnover-ridden start
• Browns pregame notes from Tampa Bay
• Browns season preview: The big 3 of Mike Holmgren, Eric Mangini and Jake Delhomme
• Browns update: They lead after first quarter
• Browns halftime update: Cleveland leads 14-10, should be more
• Update: Browns hang onto 14-10 lead after 3 quarters
• Twins 6, Indians 2: Big first inning lifts Twins
• Terrible start: Browns fall to Tampa Bay
• Terrible start: Browns fall to Tampa Bay
• Indians notes from Sunday: Talbot could be shut down
• Twins 1, Indians 0: Thome HR beats Tribe in the 12th
• Indians lose to Twins on Thome’s homer in the 12th
• Still riding a winning streak: Browns believe 2009’s strong finish will pay off this season
• Twins 6, Indians 2: Big first inning lifts Twins
• Bees, Mustangs meet tonight
• Medina rolls over Wadsworth
• Perry hands Blue Devils first loss
• Hair today, gone today
• Former mayor dies at 77
• Cops get AEDs
• Montville Twp. police rescue sports league
• Browns: Versatile LBs key to 3-4 defense
• Indians notes from Saturday: Masterson will finish in the bullpen
• Twins 1, Indians 0: Thome HR beats Tribe in the 12th
• Beloved teacher dies
• Medina County to accept used appliances
• New archway to be Brunswick’s focal point
• Commentary: Vested, bested, untested
• Tractor-trailer loses load, closes State Route 303 in Hinckley Twp.
• Parents of teen killed in 2006 accident campaign to get license plate for young drivers
• High flying Medina ready to battle rejuvenated Grizzlies
• Jason Suggs has become workhorse the Bees have needed
• Veterans expect Browns, Bucs to show union solidarity
• High school football scoreboard
• Notes from Browns’ coach Eric Mangini’s news conference
• Brunswick students score opportunity to shave principal’s head
• Highland High School teacher dies this morning
• Spencer Twp. farmer killed in attempt to rescue calf
• Cross country notes: Heat wave impacts runners
• Volleyball: Bucks have little problems with improved Pirates’ team
• Cross country: Grizzlies intent on maintaining perfection
• Girls soccer: Braman rockets in tie-breaking shot for Wadsworth victory
• Spencer farmer killed late Wednesday in attempt to rescue calf on road
• Man breaks into residence, leaves through garage but takes nothing
• Browns NT Shaun Rogers impresses in return to practice
• Medina man facing mail fraud charge
• Maumee man pleads no contest in wreck that damaged Wadsworth club
• Election 2010: Westfield district mixup leads to fire levy being pulled
• Local Corner: Area teams clean up at Kickoff Classic
• Buckeye fills its vacant school board seat
• Woman, baby saved as blaze destroys Westfield Twp. home
• Solon has hands full with Bees on volleyball court
• 3-vehicle accident results in minor injuries
• Browns: Don’t expect playoffs, but count on .500
• Medina Crime Waves for Sept. 8, 2010
• Glitz and glamour in the White House talk features former first ladies
• Medina mayor says city is in great shape, gives credit to community
• Anti-tank gun reclaims its place with community’s help
• High school golf: Bees are impressive in quadrangular
• Brunswick officials consider alternative uses for skate park space
• High school volleyball: Colts find their mojo on home court
• Boys golf: Buckeye hooks Longhorns
• Medina’s ‘Big Green Machine’ keeps on rolling in girls’ soccer
• Fire scorches home across from Cloverleaf High School
• Browns waive LB David Veikune, sign DB
• Obituaries for September 07, 2010
• Milestones for 09/07/2010
• Buffalo Ridge Jazz Band kicks off Main Street Medina World Tour of Music
• Browns notes: Rogers could play Sunday
• Economic sense may be a mess — of green beans
• Indians 3, Angels 2: Choo’s single in 9th inning propels Tribe
• Celebrating the Trail: Runners raise money for annual Labor Day race in Seville
• For the first time, Jerome Harrison enters season as starter for Browns
• Soccer notes: Wadsworth Grizzlies are red hot
• Gas prices begin slide after Labor Day
• The Dash Between: Bob Emery transformed his dream into reality
• Colts’ senior Sarah Schleich is sensational
• Model T enthusiasts drive 80 miles of Ohio roads in jamboree, stop in Medina
• Cloverleaf finishes strong in 3-0 win
• Bees rally to victory after shutout streak ends
• State patrol backs off 100-mph chase for safety
• Browns GM likes roster, but won’t ignore waiver wire
• State candidates speak outside Brunswick City Hall
• Medina has strong showing at Hilliard
• Car flips SUV, hits mailbox, tree & house
• No drafting, no problem for Brunswick’s Pasadyn
• McDonald heads the list of Browns cuts
• Man, 60, accused of sexually assaulting child
• Pair tied to bank heist indicted
• Grants CHIP in to help fix up homes
• OEPA orders Wadsworth to reduce discharge
• Unsung heroes step up for Blue Devils
• Suggs pulls Houdini act
• Even LeBron can’t help Grizzlies
• Cepec ‘not going anywhere’
• Browns get bad news: Hardesty out for season
• President Obama heading to Cleveland next week
• Updated: Montario Hardesty on IR, out for year
• Medina Library’s Partnership With Genealogical Societies
• Rudolph able to save Christmas lights in Brunswick
• Bees make volleyball look easy against Redmen
• New principal takes helm at Medina County Career Center
• Guilford Twp. man eats only local food for month of August, blogs about experience
• Lodi vying for up to 540 energy jobs
• Coaching runs deep in Gibbons’ family
• A stern test is on tap as Euclid rides high
• Wadsworth’s Joey Collins fights cancer his way: head on
• PHOTO GALLERY: Mixed review for for Browns’ exhibition win
• Ohio Highway Patrol increasing manpower for Labor Day weekend
• High school scoreboard
• Still plenty to figure out for Browns; roster spots on the line tonight
• Man hurt in minivan wreck hospitalized
• Improving Bucks enter uncharted territory
• Wadsworth downtown hosts tasteful event Wednesday evening
• Bubble, bubble: More water main trouble in Medina
• Medina County schools anticipate $4.1M fund infusion
• Cloverleaf takes advantage of opportunities to net win
• Lake Erie QB Bedevelsky getting better on football field
• City lifts boil alert this morning
• Halftime update: Browns tied; Montario Hardesty hurt
• Browns beat Bears, but Montario Hardesty hurts knee
• White Sox 6, Indians 4: Carrasco’s solid outing a good sign
• Indians notes from Wednesday: Reinforcements arrive from Columbus
• Announcing The 2010 Buckeye Builders Lego Contest Winners
• Boil alert for south side takes affect at 3 p.m. today
• Buckeye whittles school-board candidate list to 3
• CPF, Medina County could offer schools grant money to drope Abitibi
• Medina donates 24-year-old fire truck to help train career center students
• Mom wrecks car, gets DUI when taking kids to school
• Bees blow by Mustangs in key NOC golf match
• Path upgrades to Roscoe-Ewing Trail totaling $220,000 move ahead
• Tennis notes: Highland, Revere set to battle
• White Sox 6, Indians 4: Sox complete sweep of Tribe
• Four penalty kick goals highlight Hornets’ 4-1 victory
• Water main break shuts down South Court Street
• High School Football: Grizzlies’ Snowball out 4-6 weeks with MCL injury
• Water main break fixed on Plymouth Street in Medina
• Medina County schools to get $4.1M for teachers
• Westfield Center man injured in rollover accident
• White Sox 6, Indians 4: Konerko HR powers Sox past Tribe
• Indians notes from Wednesday: Reinforcements arrive from Columbus
• Medina to flush hydrants along municipal roads next week
• Brothers charged with assault after allegedly beating Litchfield Twp. man
• Medina boil alert scheduled for Wednesday
• Browns’ Shaun Rogers fined game check, not suspended
• Hornets remain perfect with Suburban League win
• $24K state grant helps pay for fencing at Montville Twp. ballpark
• Spencer police seeking recruits for first-time citizens academy
• Electricity zapped in Brunswick; power trouble disrupts school, traffic
• Grizzlies’ golfers get by pesky Cloverleaf
• Banged-up Bucks forced to postpone soccer game
• Paying more to play: Wadsworth schools lucky with no fees, Buckeye students pay $600
• Video review catches Walmart thieves in act at Wadsworth store
• ACL injury can’t keep Medina’s Jankowski off pitch
• Tuesday’s Indians notes: Carrasco coming up to start series finale with Sox
• Brunswick’s Mike Henry breaks through at PBA Senior Tour
• White Sox 4, Indians 3: Pierzynski HR lifts Sox past Tribe
• White Sox 4, Indians 3: Pierzynski HR beats Tribe in 9th
• Students at Medina career center benefit from fire truck donation
• White Sox 10, Indians 6: Tribe falls in extra innings
• White Sox 10, Indians 6: Tribe loses in extra innings
• Notes from Browns’ coach Eric Mangini’s news conference
• Chen music: Indians can’t figure out veteran Royals lefty
• Browns’ quarterback play makes Mangini smile
• Public meetings scheduled for today, Tuesday
• Cross country: Knack, Gaither lead balanced attack for Medina
• Cultures converge on Public Square for International Fest
• Hornets give Fox first career win on soccer field
• Drinks & Dancing: All ages enjoy Oktoberfest in Brunswick
• Medina seeks ways to pay for numerous trail projects
• Grizzlies, Quayle have winning debut on volleyball court
• Girls soccer: Bees tie record with 15th straight shutout win
• Indians notes from Thursday: Tribe gets good news on LaPorta front
• Jim Brown won’t attend Ring of Honor ceremony
• Tribe notes: Bullpen has been pleasant surprise
• Indians down Royals on Cabrera’s homer in the 10th
• Browns notes: Harrison trying to shake off fumble foibles
• Dropped again: Browns lose to Lions as turnover troubles and defensive woes continue
• Indians notes: Indians legend Bob Feller diagnosed with leukemia
• Royals 6, Indians 2: Tribe can’t complete sweep
• Royals 6, Indians 2: Tribe can’t complete sweep
• Browns lead Lions at halftime
• Indians notes: Acta pleased with pitching progress
• Indians 4, Royals 3: Cabrera walk-off wins it for Tribe
• Indians 4, Royals 3: Cabrera walk-off HR wins it for Tribe
• Houses donated for animals to squirrel away in
• All school districts rated at least ‘excellent’ in county
• Magazine calls Medina the best hometown in Northeast Ohio
• Four school districts eligible for funding
• Colts steamroll Bucks
• Blue Devils open with win
• Is it last or blast place? Indians drill three 3-run homers, beat Royals in Central battle for 4th
• Big test for Browns’ defense: Tonight’s game vs. Lions chance for unit to show it’
• High School Football scores
• Indians notes: Tribe trying to avoid last-place finish
• Indians 15, Royals 4: Tribe drubs KC in series opener
• Indians 15, Royals 4: Tribe routs KC in series opener
• Firefighters respond to blaze at Wadsworth residence
• Return To Spring Grove Cemetery
• Cards to offer prescription discounts at Medina pharmacies
• Football preview: Brunswick LB Mendrea wants to be among the best
• Football preview: Justin Letts is more than a quarterback for Medina
• How an agency distributes its food to public
• A godsend: Food bank helps about 900 Medina County residents
• Another strong season for high school volleyball on tap
• A positive outlook helps Brunswick’s Merholz compete at high level
• Former Highland star Mike Kudla now a salesman, football coach
• Medina Bees raving about first-year football coach Larry Laird
• Medina County extends closing of Granger Road
• Akron-Canton foodbank brings more than 14,000 pounds of food to locals
• Browns announce Ring of Honor; Mike Holmgren ‘trusts’ Jim Brown will attend ceremony
• Brunswick Crime Waves for Aug. 26, 2010
• Just 179 (or so) school days to go
• Brunswick graduate Mary Elizabeth Boylan turns her grief into a screenplay
• Proactive approach saves money on Whitetail Park playground
• Medina Public Square set for International Fest on Saturday
• Fight between waste district, recycler continues on bins
• Medina youth to play in South Africa
• Slow, steady work brings victory to Blue Devils
• Strong defense helps Medina’s Burke get her 14th straight shutout
• Sharon Twp. girl rolls car en route to school
• Writers Live Author Luncheon Featuring Regina Brett
• Warm Up Medina County Returns To MCDL in September and October
• A’s 6, Indians 1: Tribe offense goes silent again
• City of Medina reschedules boil alert for Sept. 1
• Browns QB Colt McCoy feeling some heat after poor play
• Heartland Community Church breaks ground on 42-acre campus
• 2 suspects from Brunswick arrested on charges related to Fifth Third Bank heist
• Cops: Woman drives Ford Ranger into local pub
• Medina County nets financial support for fiber-optic loop
• U.S. Marshals catch fugitive featured on ‘America’s Most Wanted’
• Jamie Moore named Medina swim coach
• Painting sparks budget debate among Medina County officials
• Bees back up No. 1 soccer ranking
• Wadsworth boys flip switch, finish soccer game with a flurry
• Highland Hornets tap Marcinko as next boys basketball coach
• A’s 6, Indians 1: Tribe bats silent in loss
• Indians notes: Brantley back from injury
• Highland hires new boy’s basketball coach
• Medina man gets 5 years in plea deal for child-rape case
• Food drop off set Thursday in Medina County
• Local schools seek to opt out of BMI tally, lack resources for state rules
• Larry Adkins cleared of attempted murder; judge finds Wadsworth man guilty of stalking former girlfr
• Tennis: Medina girls start season strong
• Becca Candler clicks in college soccer debut
• Medina places fourth at Grizzly Classic golf tourney
• Ronnie Stout hopes to make noise with Thunder
• Highland school board member announces resignation
• Updated: Brunswick police arrest 2 suspects in bank robbery
• A’s 5, Indians 0: Gonzalez shuts down Tribe
• Indians notes: Antonetti preparing to take over GM duties
• A’s 5, Indians 0: Tribe shut out again
• Ready to play: Medina Bees Youth Football League kicks off
• Medina Municipal Pool open to pooches, hosts canine swim party
• Medina County girls golfers roll on
• Medina’s girls soccer team ready for more
• Brunswick’s Jackie Hall enjoys bull-like mentality on soccer field
• Obituaries for August 23, 2010
• Tigers 8, Indians 1: Detroit completes sweep of Tribe
• Browns notes: Team will practice outdoors after poor effort in rain-filled preseason loss
• Browns: Bruising RB Hillis impressing
• Farms recalling egg share suppliers
• Tigers 5, Indians 2: Scherzer tames Tribe
• Browns notes: Wright’s return sends Haden to sideline
• Browns notes: Wright’s return sends Haden to sideline
• Dulik: Weather wins in sloppy preseason home opener
• Rams 19, Browns 17: A sloppy night for Browns in defeat
• Tigers’ Galarraga just too tough on Indians … again
• No place like home for Browns’ Delhomme
• Galarraga has Tribe’s number
• Delhomme is looking forward to home debut
• Additional charges filed in child pornography case
• Bear kills caretaker
• Wadsworth girl vying to lead American Legion Auxiliary Juniors
• Wadsworth enlightens residents on smart grid
• Health department extols virtues of farmers markets
• Police seek 2 suspects in Brunswick bank robbery
• High school cross country: Medina Bees are hungry to prove they’re an elite squad
• Gallagher stepping it up, ready to build on freshman season
• Van Epp shells out money to help Buckeye boys’ team run
• Breaking it down: Scott Petrak takes a look at training camp
• Indians 7, Royals 3: Tribe makes season-high five errors in win
• Cyclist, 15, taken to hospital after bike hits car
• Gas prices dip this week in Medina and state
• Updated: Woman suspected of robbing Brunswick bank today
• Wadsworth Crime Waves for Aug. 20, 2010
• Lodi Railroad Museum gets 1888 caboose
• Medina airport hosts grand opening Saturday for new terminal
• Lt. Gov. candidate Taylor addresses GOP gathering; talks economy, jobs
• Litchfield Twp. woman stops to help bird on West Liberty Street
• GOP congressional candidate Renacci files defamation lawsuit against union
• The good and bad from Browns training camp
• Eric Mangini thanks fans, other notes from Browns training camp
• Varejao hurts his ankle, but he’s OK
• Browns’ Colt McCoy is willing to wait for his time to come
• U.S. Marshals find sex offender
• Abandoned Wadsworth gas station declared a public nuisance
• Royals 9, Indians 7: Fausto struggles in latest ugly loss
• Medina County reappraisal notices in the mail
• Bees, Blue Devils cross country teams aim to add trophies
• School drill trains police officers for crisis situations
• Fiber optic network gets $1.6 M grant for high-bandwidth conncection to Medina businesses
• Girls cross country: Competitive zeal in Szabat’s genes
• Motorcycle accident in Lafayette Twp. sends man to hospital
• Right side of offensive line in flux
• Wadsworth City Council drops consideration Arizona illegal immigration measure
• Securing funds: Medina gets nearly $900,000 in grants for revitalization projects
• Highland school district gears up for possible concessions with teachers, staff
• Girls tennis: Brunswick Blue Devils fall to Ashland
• High school golf: Hornets win tourney behind Porvasnik’s effort
• Wooster man injured in 1-vehicle rollover Tuesday night
• Medina County Notebook for Aug. 18, 2010
• Medina Crime Waves for Aug. 18, 2010
• Second girl dies from heat-related injuries sustained in parked car
• Local golf: Hornets obliterate Medina County record
• Lucas Walters faces ultimate challenges, switches sport of choice
• Updated: Browns place punter Dave Zastudil on IR
• Medina police continue search for credit card thief
• Montville trustees to break ground in Sept. on safety building
• Medina County wants public input on recycling food waste
• Seth Kujat to lead United Way in Medina County
• Area scholastic trapshooters compete in clay target event
• Buckeye school board seat open with resignation of Lynn Urbanic
• Buckeyes capture rare golf tourney victory
• York Twp. girl, 3, remains in critical condition after heat injuries in parked car
• Indians 9, Mariners 1: Indians use breakout inning to sink Cy Young candidate
• News and notes from Browns training camp
• Obituaries for August 16, 2010
• Public meetings announced for today, Aug. 16, Tuesday, Aug. 17
• Girls golfers to watch this fall
• Taking a Leap: Liverpool Twp. festival celebrates everything frog
• Medina County promises elite girls golf in 2010
• Woman, grandchildren escape trailer fire in Spencer
• High school girls golf: Ho sisters ready to take Grizzlies’ golf to next level
• Wadworth woman listed in good condition after head-on crash
• Indians 9, Mariners 1: Tribe avoids the sweep
• Tribe notes: Hafner could skip rehab, be activated soon
• Chris Assenheimer: Tribe trots out lineup fit for ‘Major League’ not the major leagues
• Talbot returns to mound, but control doesn’t as Tribe falls to Mariners
• Preseason opener: Delhomme’s solid debut, Dawson’s clutch kicks carry Browns past Packer
• Indians notes: Hafner slams rehab assignment
• Indians 9, Mariners 1: Tribe avoids sweep
• Mariners 9, Indians 3: Seattle shellacks Tribe
• Mariners 9, Indians 3: Seattle shellacks Tribe
• Attorney says Covic was extorted
• Tribe notes: Choo bounces back fast from beaning
• Worst get best of Indians: Seattle, another last-place team, downs punchless Tribe
• Klebo’s Classic set for tonight
• Haury hired as Buckeye girls basketball coach
• Connor to play at Toledo
• A night of firsts for the Browns
• Bring on the hitting: Delhomme ready for first test run as Browns starting QB
• Mariners 3, Indians 2: Tribe opens series with a loss
• Mariners 3, Indians 2: Tribe drops series opener to Seattle
• Medina man taken to Lodi hospital after crashing truck into ditch
• Sandusky woman hurt in motorcycle accident on I-76
• Indians 4, Orioles 1: Rookie Jeanmar Gomez has another strong outing
• Medina County SWAT wants armored vehicle for rescue situations
• Lodi bomb drill tests readiness: Hospital, law enforcement participate in morning exercise
• Missing girls found in parked car: Toddlers ages 2 and 3 suffered heat stroke, taken to Medina Hospi
• Browns’ linebacker depth a plus
• Local Corner: Tennis tournament features a nice mix of talent
• Golf preview: Young Bees are immensely talented on course
• UPDATED: 2-year-old girl dies in car from heat, 3-year-old sister in critical condition
• High school boys golf: Mat Stuart fulfilling coach’s prophecy with newfound focus
• Indians notes: Choo avoids another serious injury
• Motorcycle accident reported on southbound I-71
• Tribe notes: Huff out to minors; Talbot in
• 13 people charged with underage consumption after police bust beer party posted on Facebook
• Going out for smoke: Manufacturing elevator forces workers, customers into the summer heat
• Wham, with the right hand: Tait still golden as he enters Hall of Fame
• Westfield Twp. hires Richard Fletcher as full-time fire chief
• U.S. Marshals helping Medina sheriff’s department round up suspects this week
• Medina County sheriff to rehire 5 workers, return 36-bed unit at the jail
• Cloverleaf’s Heather Buckwald is Ohio University bound
• AAU Junior Olympics: Game plan helps Anthony Young take bronze medal
• Basketball Hall of Fame: Longtime Cavaliers’ broadcaster Joe Tait to be inducted tonight
• Browns LB D’Qwell Jackson won’t need surgery, out 3-7 weeks
• Medina County Fair draws 118,000 visitors, attendance up nearly 7,000 from last year
• Browns coach Eric Mangini says no surgery — for now — for D’Qwell Jackson
• Nature at its grandest: Eastern cottonwood on edge of river is Big Tree contest winner
• Girl’s Tennis Preview: Garrity, Hornets could contend for titles
• Brunswick councilman fights ethics board: Judge rules against Capretta in Tuesday court proceeding
• Wadsworth’s Connolly to be even better with new agressive style on tennis court
• Orioles 14, Indians 8: Red-hot Orioles rip Tribe
• Medina fire crew mops up minor fuel spill on Marks Road
• Local business office evacuated from smoke in elevator
• Browns LB D’Qwell Jackson still undergoing tests on pectoral injury
• Indians notes: Huff sent down to clear way for Talbot
• Orioles 3, Indians 1: Bergesen shuts down Tribe
• Orioles 3, Indians 1: Bergesen shuts down Tribe
• Courts to decide if Medina County is liable for 2006 traffic death of Michelle Sanderbeck
• Keep an eye on these tennis players, matches
• MCDL Membership Drive - This August and September
• United Way of Medina County News - August 2010
• Brunswick Library Job Search Group Continues To Help Those Searching For Work
• 2010 Business Retention and Expansion Survey shows a positive economic trend
• U.S. News ranks the Cleveland Clinic 1st in heart care
• 2010 Business Retention and Expansion Survey shows a positive economic tend
• Joint Economic Development District Approved
• 2011 Tournament of Roses Parade
• 'Unpublished To Published' at The Buckeye Library
• Medina Area Well Represented in the 2010 Great Northeast Ohio Dining Survey
• Medina County Fiber Project Moves Forward
• U.S. ARMY- CITY OF MEDINA COMMUNITY COVENANT TO BE SIGNED
• Ohio is #1 in Job Growth
• Need an Adoptive Homestudy? Seeking to Adopt?
• The City of Medina named a finalist in the Economic Development category!
• Poetry Project Winners - 2010
• MCDL Awarded We The People Bookshelf Collection From National Endowment For The Humanities
• Dressing for Survival - Survivor's Club Dedicates Plaque in Medina
• Medina recognized in the National Newsletter, "CERT"
• Medina's fiber loop becoming a reality
• University Hospital to open center April 12
• MCDL Policy Change
• Medina County District Library Closed on April 4 and 5, 2010
• National Library Week 2010
• Hanwell to take on his new role as Mayor
• Medina in running for Team NEO Economic Award
• Ledgendary Medina amusement park to be reborn
• Medina City Schools receive top grade
• Sergeant Nathan Simpson honored
• Medina among best livable small towns
• 1st Annual Medina Police Activities League Challenge
• Medina General now part of the Cleveland Clinic
• MCRC unveils new fitness and weight room
• Eight Medina County companies are honored
• Medina Ice Festival
• A Tale of Two Cities - Mentor and Medina
• Medina ranked 4th healthiest county in Ohio
• Medina receives improved bond rating
• World Tour of Music's Third Season Announced
• County unemployment rates for the State of Ohio
• Ohio ranked #1 for new plants and expansions
• Medina Parks
• ODJFS Announces ARRA Stimulus Funds for 88 Counties
• Site Selection Magazine Ranks Ohio 4th Best Business Climate in U.S.
• Habitat For Humanity Application Evening
• Medina Fire Department to distribute smoke alarms
• Medina High School's Girls Soccer Team overwhelms foe to win the Div. 1 State title.
• Fingering Fugitives by Facebook
• Turkey Bowl in Medina is back for 20th year
• Medina Parking Deck Opens!
• Highland Library Community Creativity Showcase - Call For Entries
• United Way of Medina County News - February 24, 2010
• United Way Day With The Lake Erie Monsters!
• MCDL Poster Contest
• United Way of Medina County Newsletter - December 17, 2009
• Computer Workshops at the Medina Library
• Architect For The Medina Library Recognized In The Interior Architecture Category...
• New Brunswick Library Drive Up Book Drop Now Open
• United Way of Medina County Newsletter - November 9, 2009
• Alzheimer’s Foundation of America Memory Screening Day
• United Way of Medina County Newsletter - October 13, 2009
• Medina County District Library is the Proud Recipient of a 2009 Target Grant
• Writers Live - Author Luncheon - Featuring: Casey Daniels
• Fill The House For Charity At Progressive Field
• Bookmobile Library Fall Programs 2009
• After Hours Genealogy Lock-In at the Medina Library
• Warm Up Medina County!
• MCDL Cuts Going into Effect on September 1, 2009
• United Way of Medina County Newsletter - August 4, 2009
• Medina County Distrcit Library is Forced to Make Cuts Due to a Decrease in State Funding
• Public Library Funding Cut in New State Budget
• New Brunswick Drive Up Book Drop Now Under Construction
• Medina Library Bee Festival
• United Way of Medina County Newsletter - June 23, 2009
• Emergency Call to Action! Save Ohio Libraries
• Medina County District Library Is Preparing to Make Budget Cuts
• Highland Library host a Red Cross Blood Drive and Outdoor Concert with Bud Preston
• Ignite The Spark: Jump Start Your Creative Side
• Friends Of The Buckeye Library Donate Book To Struggling Library In Welch, West Virginia
• Can You Describe Your Life In Six Words?
• Winners of the HIghland Library Creativity Showcase
• Medina County District Library is Reviewing Cost Cutting Options
• United Way of Medina County Newsletter - May 7, 2009
• Medina County District Library Parking Addition Opens
• Medina County District Library Summer Reading Celebration
• Medina County District Library's Spring Programming
• Distribution Of Books On Tape To Trucking Companies
• MCDL Looking for Yarn Donations for Warm Up Medina County
• United Way of Medina County News - March 27, 2009
• Class Prepares Baby Boomers for Medicare Enrollment
• Mednia County District Library Writes A New Chapter In Convenience....
• Medina County District Library Now Offers a Scholarship Blog
• Wheels on Fire at the Medina Library
• 2008 Was A Record Setting Year At MCDL!
• New E-books Format Available at www.mcdl.info
• Medina County District Library welcomes Adrienne Appleby-Bures to the Board of Trustees
• Read! Win! See! at the Highland Library
• PARENTS OF BUCKEYE STUDENTS THAT DRIVE TO/FROM SCHOOL
• CRAFTMASTER'S GRADING & EXCAVATING, LLC.
• Medina County District Library News - December 19, 2008
• Library Parking Lot
• Single Step
• Sixth Session of Warm Up Medina County Creates 580+ Items for Local Agencies
• Medina County Fair
• Winter Storage
• Winter Storage
• Holiday Fantasy

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