The Wadsworth Post

February 23, 2012

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Photo by KATE HARRIS
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.

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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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.

Shale committee set to monitor drilling operations

And then there was one

Schools working on preserving memories before auction

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.

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.