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Medina Council approves agreement with department of agriculture as part of deer management
Following the conclusion of bowhunting season this fall, the city will partner with the U.S. Department of Agriculture in an effort to cull the city’s deer population.
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1mReturning NEFHL field hockey saves leaders for 2026
The top returning saves leaders from the NEFHL for the 2026 N.J. field hockey season.
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1mMan reports $183,500 stolen from account: Avon Lake police blotter
On Aug. 6, a man reported $183,500 had been stolen from his bank account.
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5m2026 girls tennis conference-by-conference divisional alignments
2026 girls tennis conference-by-conference divisional alignments
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6mSkelton triple homicide preliminary exam reveals suicide attempt, home destruction
The preliminary examination for John Russel Skelton began Monday morning, Aug. 24, 2026, before Lenawee County District Judge Laura Schaedler. Skelton is charged with three counts each of open murder and tampering with evidence for the disappearance of his three sons Andrew, Alexander and Tanner Skelton who were last seen with their father on Thanksgiving 2010.
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2mU.S. 42 construction could cause traffic delays, Medina engineer days
Motorists can expect to experience traffic delays on U.S. 42 by the middle of next month, but City Engineer Patrick Patton said those disruptions should be short lived.