February 23, 2012

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Wadsworth junior McKenzie O'Brien looks for a teammate in the Grizzlies' sectional win over Copley. It was O'Brien's 3-pointer late in the first half that stopped a Copley rally and got the Grizzlies headed in the right direction.

Grizzlies win ugly tourney opener

MEDINA - Ultimately, the goal in the postseason is to advance. Wadsworth's girls basketball team did that Tuesday night, but there wasn't much else good to say for the Grizzlies.

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Committee recommends net metering legislation

WADSWORTH - Members of the public service committee recommend two pieces of legislation dealing with the city's electric utility.

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Students design new auditor's sticker

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Five Wadsworth High School students won a competition to design a new sticker that will go on the county's scanners, scales and gas pumps. Pictured are the winners with Auditor Michael Kovack and design teacher Mr. Kaufman.

WADSWORTH – Five high school students' designs were chosen by the county auditor's office in the annual design contest.

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Scholarships simmer on horizon

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

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

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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.

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Reader Opinion:

Spring break is coming up. In light of recent kidnappings and violence against Americans, would you choose to travel to Mexico?


  • If the U.S. government is warning us to stay home, I will.
  • I think as long as you stay close to your resort, you should be fine.
  • Sure, I bet prices will drop as a result of this scare.
  • Absolutely not! Let the drug cartels battle it out; I’d go somewhere else.
  • I think traveling anywhere outside the United States is too dangerous.
  • This doesn’t affect me. I’m broke and won’t be traveling anywhere.

Poll Results

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