YORK TWP. — Buckeye’s boys soccer team has relied on its defense all season and Monday night was no different.
The only problem was when the Bucks needed a goal, they couldn’t find the back of the net.
Buckeye battled with Fairview Park Fairview for 110 scoreless minutes before the Warriors beat Buckeye in a shootout for […]

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BARBERTON — Canton GlenOak spoiled the anticipated rematch between Cloverleaf and Wadsworth in the Barberton Division I sectional tournament Tuesday.
The Golden Eagles downed the Grizzlies  in four games 25-22, 17-25, 25-13, 25-20 to take the sectional semifinal contest.
GlenOak (10-12) came into the match with not only a sub-500 record, but a modest fifth-place finish in […]

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By KEVIN J. KELLY
Special to The Gazette
ELYRIA — Cheers and tears dominated the gym floor Monday as Shaker Heights Laurel’s volleyball team chomped Black River 14-25, 25-13, 16-25, 25-18, 15-12 in a Elyria Division I Sectional semifinal.
The Gators advance to play Independence Wednesday in sectional final action.
Both squads were on adrenaline overdrive while waiting for […]

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To the Editor:
There are four people competing for the post of Medina Township trustee. By any measure, the most qualified candidate is Rita Holt.

Holt is a lifetime resident of Medina County and a 40-year resident of Medina Township. She has almost 30 years of experience in township affairs, having served two terms as township trustee, […]

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MEDINA — A water main break at 12:15 p.m. across from Ella Canavan Elementary School on Lawrence Street caused the school to shut off its water supply along with 12 houses in the area, Service Director Nino Piccoli said Tuesday.
“In an effort to aid with the construction project (at West Park Boulevard), we were operating […]

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To the Editor:
On Nov. 6 I am voting for the Medina County District Library replacement levy. I have two debts to pay the library.

First, I owe them for their help in the successful completion of my doctoral studies. To complete my doctorate, I had to pass comprehensive exams in four historical fields over a one-month […]

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To the Editor:
We have been hearing for many years about the good education our local school is providing. But when you get informed via radio, newspapers and TV, you find a lot of our fellow citizens must not have learned anything or paid attention.

The younger generation — and some of their parents — are filing […]

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CLEVELAND — The road to the World Series may run through Cleveland and Boston, but it will end in Denver.
The Colorado Rockies claimed the National League crown late Monday night, locking up the first of two spots in Major League Baseball’s ultimate match-up.
The Indians or Red Sox will join them, but not until one of […]

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To the Editor:
I am a senior citizen and I plan on voting for the Medina County District Library levy.

Last year, I had to decide what I could give up in order to pay the $3 or $4 per month for the school levy, which I strongly supported. I decided to do without the Sunday paper, […]

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Medina is looking to offer area businesses one more reason to locate to or expand in the area.
Medina City Council approved the Job Creation Grant Program on Sept. 27. It’s an incentive program that offers participating businesses an opportunity to receive abatement on city income tax generated from newly established jobs.

Economic Development Director Tom Krueger […]

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