The Brunswick Post

February 23, 2012

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The BTA may soon be adorned with the advertisements of local businesses.

City considers advertising as new BTA revenue stream

BRUNSWICK - Advertising revenue, combined with proposed service cuts, is expected to reduce BTA's reliance on the city's general fund for operational expenses.

Rec center renovations planned for 2012

BRUNSWICK - The parks and recreation department plans to use recent profits to upgrade both the facility and its equipment this year.

Council exploring additional uses for storm water fees

BRUNSWICK - Council and the administration are looking into the possibility of cleaning out residential lateral lines at no cost to residents using newly created revenue stream.

Turning bad into good

Township pays cash for new plow

County transit system to install GPS tracking system

Decker challenging Hambley in commissioner primary

Scholarships simmer on horizon

(Norton) NORTON - About 100 people turned out to sample stew at the annual Kiwanis Chili Cook-off.

Photo by PAMELA J. MILLER
Ice carving demonstrations spiced up the Ice Festival Feb. 17-20.

Carving up a good time

(Medina) MEDINA - Nice weather attracted crowds to the annual Ice Festival this past weekend.

Photo by BOB MOREHEAD
Doylestown joined other Ohio communities Feb. 15 in making property owners liable for meth lab cleanup costs.

Property owners now liable for meth cleanup

(Northern Wayne) DOYLESTOWN - The village joined communities all over the state hedging state cuts by making property owners liable for methamphetamine lab cleanup.