Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 28th of October.
Good morning, Medina.
Milling is finished and crews will replace pavement and markings on US 42 (from Homestead Street to Lafayette Road), with night work near the square and day work south of Washington Street continuing this week and the project expected to be done by Oct.
30.
The 42nd Annual Candlelight Walk will be held Nov.
20 in Public Square as Main Street Medina and the city unveil new gazebo, tree, and streetscape lighting; decorating is planned Nov. 14–15, and donation boxes will appear in November as they seek $25,000 by Giving Tuesday, Dec. 1 toward $100,000.
Feeding Medina County told council at an Oct.
26 meeting that last year's $50,000 donation funded four programs and helped 2,820 individuals plus 1,400 families through direct distributions, the emergency pantry, home delivery and the Staples for Seniors program.
Medina’s bowhunting program has harvested 37 deer so far, with 33 permits submitted as of Oct.
26 and the tally including 33 does, one buck, and three button bucks. The city will partner with the U.S. Department of Agriculture to cull up to 200 more deer (Jan.-Mar.) and crews have collected 106 road-kill carcasses this year.
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