GIRLS BASKETBALL Wadsworth upsets Stow C1 Today’s weather Serving HIGH: 29 Medina County LOW: 22 since 1832 n n n Sunrise: 7:36 For home delivery, call (330) 725-4166 Sunset: 5:45 T HEHE G AZAZE TTETTE TUESDAY, February 2, 2021 $1.25 RAYMOND SHULTE, 67, HAD COMPLICATIONS FROM COVID-19 Longtime Hinckley trustee dies “We were from opposite sides of the aisle (and) he was someone my learning curves,” Burns said. Served as trustee The two developed a strong and since 2006, I trusted and was someone I was more than willing to share my successful working relationship as a personal feelings with about things going on around the county. result. member of many “Ray was patient and mentoring in That’s something special when you run into some folks like that.” those early months guiding this new local organizations trustee through the idiosyncrasies Medina County Auditor Mike Kovack on working with Schulte of government bureaucracy,” Burns Jack Kopanski Schulte said. “As I gained my footing, Ray and The Gazette I struck off a great and growing rela- He was 67. in the Hinckley Historical Society and the last three years, Schulte served tionship where I looked to him as one HINCKLEY TWP. — Longtime Along with his work as a trustee numerous other organizations. as a source of knowledge and guid- might look to an older brother. We Hinckley Township Trustee Raymond since 2006, Schulte also was a mem- Fellow Hinckley Trustee Jim Burns ance for Burns when he first became often debated, with differing opin- Schulte III died Saturday at Cleveland ber of the Medina County Township said Monday he was “shocked, dumb- a trustee. ions, as brothers would. Overall, I Clinic Medina Hospital due to com- Association, the Ancient Order of founded, saddened and angry” at the “He happily allowed me to exploit think Ray and I made a great team.” plications from COVID-19. Hibernians and was heavily involved news of his colleague’s death. Over his 15 years of experience to shorten See TRUSTEE, A6

LIVERPOOL TWP. RESIDENT ATTEMPTED Income tax refunds could see big changes TO SAVE DOG New lawsuit could affect local revenue Man drowns distribution, refunds for some individuals in lake on Jonathan Delozier The Gazette Lester Road A recently filed Columbus lawsuit could lead to big changes in local income Bob Finnan tax revenue distribution and refunds for The Gazette some individual taxpayers. The Buckeye Institute, a right-leaning LIVERPOOL TWP. — A 64-year-old Liverpool Township policy think tank based in the state cap- man drowned Saturday in a private lake on Lester Road. ital, has filed litigation against the city Authorities said Keith Hearn had attempted to rescue his dog, who had walked onto the ice-covered pond. At some of Columbus and Ohio Attorney General point, Hearn fell through the ice and was unable to save David Yost seeking to stop local income himself. tax from going to a resident’s work city GAZETTE FILE “It was an unfortunate situation,” Medina County Sher- when they live elsewhere and have A recently filed lawsuit in Columbus seeks to stop local income tax from iff Terry Grice said. worked from home during the COVID-19 going to a resident’s work city when they live elsewhere and have worked When Medina deputies arrived on scene, they observed pandemic. from home during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, experts advise not to a pair of boots floating in the water. Utilizing a small row Taxpayers can file for this prospective expect payment any time soon as the case could take years. boat in the pond, deputies attempted a rescue. However, refund through the Regional Income Tax while attempting rescue, the deputies discovered the Authority (RITA), which works with the ual taxpayer could financially benefit this is going to be, deciding where exactly boots were separated from Hearn. cities of Medina and Wadsworth. The from the lawsuit being decided in the the local taxes should be going. It’s also The Medina County Water Rescue Team and Wayne needed document, Form 10A, can be Buckeye Institute’s favor. becoming more and more of an issue, County Dive Team were dispatched at 3:16 p.m. to the found on the RITA website. “Say you live in Medina, work in the right now in the short-term, because no 2000 block of Lester Road. A search of the pond behind However, experts are advising those city of Cleveland, and make $100,000 a one expected the pandemic to last this the residence located Hearn at approximately 6 p.m. He looking into this not to expect a payment year,” he said. “When taking Medina’s tax long and still be affecting things like this.” was pronounced dead at the scene. any time soon as the Columbus case has credit into consideration, you’re going to While the city of Brunswick maintains Other agencies that assisted were Valley City, Brunswick yet to go to trial and could take years to be paying Cleveland $2,500 and Medina its own in-house tax department rather Hills, Erhart and Granger fire departments. be decided. $1,060. If this (litigation) was to go a cer- than using RITA, a decision in the law- The sheriff’s office urges residents to be mindful that RITA’s states it will “hold your request tain way, that would drop down to that suit in favor of the Buckeye Institute and even though frozen bodies of water may appear to be able for refund in a suspended status until this person only paying Medina $1,250. That’s ensuing changes to state law would affect to support weight, that is not always the case. litigation is concluded” and that no pay- pretty substantial.” all tax filing no matter the agency. The Litchfield Fire & Rescue Department put out a ments will be processed until that time. Coco added he believes the pandemic City Finance Director Todd Fischer warning on Facebook: “We can’t stress enough, do not go Provisions allowing municipalities to has created a new paradigm in terms of said Brunswick, Medina and other com- out onto the ice after animals.” still collect income taxes from individuals remote working and its relation to local munities surrounding large cities like It was a busy day in the county. The county water rescue who live elsewhere and now work from income taxes. Cleveland could see a net financial gain team, composed of members from various departments home instead of commuting were part “There’s a lot of people who may never under proposed changes. However, he through the county, had two ice rescues simultaneously. also believes the larger cities themselves of pandemic response legislation passed go back to the office,” he said. “I mean Contact reporter Bob Finnan at (330) 721-4049 last March by Ohio lawmakers. a permanent employment shift. That’s would likely see a significant drop in tax or [email protected]. Medina Square accountant James Coco what we’re seeing. The more people who revenue. outlined a scenario in which an individ- work from home the more of an issue See REFUNDS, A6 “There’s a lot of people who may never go back to the office. I mean a CORONAVIRUS permanent employment shift. That’s what we’re seeing. The more people who PANDEMIC work from home the more of an issue this is going to be, deciding where exactly the local taxes should be going. It’s also becoming more and more of an issue, Local vaccine right now in the short-term, because no one expected the pandemic to last this long and still be affecting things like this.” clinic expects James Coco, Medina Square accountant major turnout CLOVERLEAF HIGH SCHOOL 1,800 Medina County school Officials eye return to in-person learning employees to be vaccinated Bob Finnan Jonathan Delozier High school students are currently under a hybrid schedule The Gazette The Gazette where they’re split into two groups and attend the building MEDINA — School officials called the COVID-19 vacci- WESTFIELD TWP. — A return nation clinic scheduled at Medina High School on Thurs- to full-time in-person curricu- two days per week. Superintendent Daryl Kubilus said day historic in its efforts to mass inoculate hundreds of lum at Cloverleaf High School students can attend the building four days a week upon educators. remains a goal for this academic “We’re part of history,” Medina Superintendent Aaron term, Superintendent Daryl request as a way to address concerns from parents regarding Sable said. “We’re very fortunate to be selected as a county. Kubilus said Monday. Summit (County) is also at the top of the list.” daytime child care and social isolation. Sable said an estimated 1,800 school employees will On Jan. 19, all district build- converge on Medina for their vaccinations when doors ings aside from the high school clinic before Gov. Mike DeWine rently under a hybrid sched- maintaining our 6-foot social open at 7 a.m. and will include those from Wadsworth, the returned to five-day in-person set a formal tiered schedule for ule where they’re split into two distance and the full spectrum Medina County Career Center and two private schools, schedules, three days after 84 Clo- vaccination rollout. According groups and attend the building of our curriculum offerings at among others. Medina is hosting the clinic and Discount verleaf teachers received their first the high school,” he said. “I to the Medina County Health two days per week. Kubilus said Drug Mart is running it. dose of the COVID-19 vaccine. students can attend the building agree with parents that our cur- All of the area television stations and media outlets have Department, doses given to While a day for all Medina four days a week upon request rent schedule is not perfect or asked to cover the vaccinations of teachers, bus drivers, County school staff to receive Cloverleaf were uncommitted as a way to address concerns ideal but it is the best option cafeteria workers and school personnel, but Sable wants their first dose has been set for excess from the state’s initial from parents regarding daytime available with 6-foot social dis- to make sure there are no Health Insurance Portability and this Thursday, Cloverleaf was distribution to nursing homes. child care and social isolation. tancing in place.” Accountability Act (HIPAA) laws broken. able to arrange for its earlier High school students are cur- “This decision was all about See RETURN, A5 See CLINIC, A2

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PUBLIC MEETINGS ALMANAC Today The Associated Press Chatham Township Board of Zoning Commission, regular meeting, Today is Tuesday, Feb. 2, 7 p.m., township community center, 6306 Avon Lake Road. the 33rd day of 2021. There Medina County commissioners, annexation hearing on 1.7311 acres of land from Brunswick Hills Township to the city of Brunswick, 10 a.m., commissioners’ are 332 days left in the year. hearing room, administration building, 144 N. Broadway St., Medina. Guilford Township trustees, regular meeting, 8 p.m. (Zoom meeting can Today’s history be accessed by calling (929) 205-6099 or going to Zoom.us and entering n In 1653, New Amsterdam meeting ID: 875 0125 2159; link information at guilfordtownship.us). Hinckley Township trustees, regular meeting, 6:30 p.m. (Zoom, meeting — now New York City — was ID: 8710930585; passcode: 2784181; audio-only dial (312) 626-6799). incorporated. Medina Cemetery Commission, regular meeting, 1 p.m., Amos n In 1876, the National Mears Building, Spring Grove Cemetery, 785 E. Washington St., Medina. League of Professional Base Medina Economic Development Committee, regular meeting, 8 a.m., multipurpose room, city hall, 132 N. Elmwood Ave., Medina. Ball Clubs was formed in Medina County commissioners, regular meeting, 9:30 a.m. New York. Medina Economic Development Committee, regular meeting, n In 1913, New York City’s 8 a.m., multipurpose room, city hall, 132 N. Elmwood Ave., Medina. rebuilt Grand Central Termi- Spencer Township trustees, regular meeting, 7 p.m., township office, 110 N. Main St. nal officially opened to the Wadsworth Public Service Committee, regular meeting, 4 p.m., public at one minute past followed by City Council, regular meeting, 5 p.m. (Live on CityLink midnight. channels 17 and 329 at scheduled times and on Spectrum channel n In 1914, Charles Chaplin 1024. It also will be livestreamed at WatchWCTV.com). PHOTOS PROVIDED Westfield Center Council, work session on capital projects, 5 p.m., made his movie debut as followed by regular meeting, 7 p.m. (details at westfieldcenter.org). Medina County Commissioners Steve Hambley and Colleen Swedyk were among the the comedy short “Making a helpers in the Great Grocery Giveaway last week. Living” was released by Key- Wednesday stone Film Co. Brunswick Hills Township Board of Zoning of Appeals, n In 1922, the James Joyce organizational meeting, 6:00 p.m. (bit.ly/3coHQVq; meeting ID: 996 2851 novel “Ulysses” was pub- 0476; passcode: 516880; dial by location: (301) 715-8592; Zoom link Grocery giveaway goes door to door lished in Paris on Joyce’s 40th on calendar at brunswickhillstwp.org); followed by public hearing for Redwood Apartments conditional zoning, 7 p.m. (bit.ly/3iXNpvv; meeting The Gazette birthday. ID: 989 0846 0817; passcode: 945928; dial by location: (301) 715-8592). n In 1925, the legendary Cloverleaf Board of Education’s Finance Committee, regular Alaska Serum Run ended meeting, 3:30 p.m. (Zoom meeting can be accessed by dialing MEDINA — Volunteers went (646) 558-8656; meeting ID: 871 5432 3047; password/participant door-to-door this weekend to as the last of a series of dog ID: 312390; link to meeting at cloverleaflocal.org); followed by work warm the hearts and stomachs mushers brought a life-sav- session, 6 p.m. (Zoom meeting can be accessed by dialing (646) 558- of 250 Medina senior residents ing treatment to Nome, 8656; meeting ID: 811 5685 0478; password/participant ID: 103558). the scene of a diphtheria Gloria Glens Village Zoning Commission, public hearing, 7 p.m., followed thanks to the Great Grocery by Council, regular meeting (details for Zoom meeting at gloriaglens.org). Giveaway put on by the Western epidemic, six days after the Medina County Planning Commission, regular meeting, 6:30 p.m., Reserve Area Agency on Aging. drug left Nenana. Balcony Room B, administration building, 144 N. Broadway St., Medina The initiative was devel- n In 1943, the remainder of (to access virtually, RSVP to [email protected]). Nazi forces from the Battle of Medina County Port Authority, regular meeting, 8 a.m. (to access oped in response to the over- Zoom meeting, RSVP to [email protected]). whelming need to provide Stalingrad surrendered in a food and essential household major victory for the Soviets Thursday supplies, worth up to $60, to in World War II. Brunswick Hills Township Zoning Commission, organizational meeting, people facing food insecurity n In 1980, NBC News 7 p.m. (bit.ly/3coSY4A; meeting ID: 932 0050 2015; passcode: 233796; dial brought on by the pandemic. reported the FBI had con- by location: (301) 715-8592; Zoom link at brunswickhillstwp.org). ducted a sting operation tar- Brunswick Planning Commission, regular meeting, 6:30 p.m., The Ohio Association of Food city hall, 4095 Center Road. Banks reports that 1 in 5 peo- geting members of Congress Hinckley Township Zoning Commission, organizational meeting, ple in Ohio who require sup- using phony Arab business- 7 p.m., followed by regular meeting (Zoom; meeting ID: 8710930585; plemental food is over 60 and men in what became known passcode: 2784181; audio-only dial (312) 626-6799). as “Abscam,” a codename Liverpool Township Zoning Commission, regular meeting, 7:30 p.m. This in 2020 Ohio hunger centers Commissioner Steve Hambley loads a box of food protested by Arab-Americans. meeting will be held via Zoom. To join the meeting contact Zoning Inspector served nearly 400,000 more and supplies into a vehicle during the Great Grocery n In 1988, President Ronald David Boettner at [email protected] or call (330) 483-3102. seniors than in the prior year. Giveaway last week. The Office for Older Adults’ Laura Medina Board of Zoning Appeals, special meeting, 6 p.m., Reagan pressed his case for “Having the opportunity to Toth, left, also is pictured. multipurpose room, city hall, 132 N. Elmwood Ave., Medina. additional aid to the Nicara- Medina Township trustees, regular meeting, 7 p.m., township hall, pass out food boxes to individ- 3799 Huffman Road. uals and families in need was hold items to registered recipi- what is done for seniors in this guan Contras a day ahead of Wadsworth Shade Tree Commission, regular meeting, 5:30 p.m. (Live a joy,” Laura Toth, director of ents. The large boxes contained county. It is like Christmas.” a vote by the U.S. House of on CityLink channels 17 and 329 at scheduled times and on Spectrum the Medina County Office for shelf-stable items like beans, WRAAA also distributed Representatives. (The three channel 1024. It also will be livestreamed at WatchWCTV.com). major broadcast TV net- York Township Zoning Commission, regular meeting, 7 p.m., Older Adults, said in a state- tuna, macaroni and cheese, Great Grocery Giveaway boxes fire station complex, 6609 Norwalk Road — canceled. ment. “We have a lot of food soup, pasta, peanut butter, jelly, to four locations in its five- works declined to carry the insecurity in Medina County corn bread mix and crackers. county area. These distribution speech, which was covered Friday and collaborations like this The box also contained paper points included Christ Presby- by CNN; a divided House Medina County ADAMH Board’s Recovery Support Systems Committee, helps our most vulnerable towels, toilet paper, hand san- terian Church in Chesterland, voted to reject Reagan’s regular meeting, 10:30 a.m. (call (405) 458-8477; PIN: 472 958 958#). population. We are thankful to itizer, deodorant, toothpaste Black River Landing in Lorain request for $36.2 million in WRAAA for bringing this pro- and disinfectant wipes. and Willowick Senior Center. new aid.) gram to Medina County.” “The items in the box are The largest drive-thru distri- n In 1990, in a dramatic WEATHER To help meet the demand very practical and useful,” bution point was Tri-C West, concession to South Africa’s for food, volunteers delivered said Sandy VanRensselaer, 77, where more than 1,000 boxes Black majority, President F.W. boxes of groceries and house- of Brunswick. “I can’t get over were put in recipients’ cars. de Klerk lifted a ban on the TODAY: Mostly cloudy...... 29/22 African National Congress and promised to free Nelson WEDNESDAY: Early clouds with late sun...... 27/11 Mandela. In other news about the possibility. n In 2002, inside the World “They’ve missed out on so THURSDAY: Afternoon rain showers...... 36/29 CLINIC The tentative date for Economic Forum in New much this year,” she said. From A1 Medina’s high school grad- York, foreign economic One tradition that might not FRIDAY: Morning snow showers...... 33/12 uation is May 22. Instead of leaders criticized the United “It’s (video or pictures) only happen is having the board being at the University of States for protectionist happening if that person has members hand out the diplo- Akron, it’s probably going to policies while outside, KID’S VIEW signed off on it,” he said. “I mas. The board will be on stage. be at Ken Dukes Stadium. thousands of protesters want to protect the privacy of Tina Cassidy, the director The Gazette welcomes weather pictures from area stu- Sable said the district’s goal is demonstrated against global our employees.” of instruction, said the recent dents. A weather form may be obtained by emailing arean- capitalism. Sable said he anticipates as to have end-of-the-year gradu- Portrait of a Graduate meeting n In 2006, House Republi- [email protected]. Teachers may submit pictures many as 800 employees from ation ceremonies for some of with The Impact Group was cans elected John Boehner from their class. For more information, call (330) 721-4060. Medina Schools will get vac- the lower grades, as well. He “very positive” with almost of Ohio as their new majority cines, an increase from earlier said he reached out to Akron’s 100 people in attendance. leader to replace the indicted projections. About 680 origi- JAR Arena where Medina The committee is made up Tom DeLay. Tornadoes tore nally signed up for the shots. graduations have been held in of teachers, students, board through New Orleans neigh- “That number went up quite years past and was told it’s not members, community mem- CORRECTIONS borhoods that had been hit a bit,” he said. “I’m sure part of being rented at this time due to bers and others. hard by Hurricane Katrina & CLARIFICATIONS that was an increased comfort COVID-19. “Everybody on the commit- five months earlier. level. The vaccination has been He decided to tentatively tee was so invested,” Cassidy The Medina Gazette is committed to providing accurate news cov- n In 2010, supporters of out there now for a while.” move commencement to the said. “We had great feedback. erage. Call us at (330) 721-4060 to let us know about factual errors. President Hosni Mubarak The district is not requiring football stadium. It was a positive experience.” charged into Cairo’s cen- anyone to take the vaccina- “It could be a cool experi- She said the meeting tral square on horses and tion and according to Sable is ence to have it in the football was designed to set up the camels brandishing whips LOTTERY “up to the employees.” stadium,” Sable said. “The groundwork for the portrait. while others rained fire- “It’s another positive piece downfall is potential rain.” The committee said they bombs from rooftops in Ohio (Monday) to the puzzle,” he said. “I’m A rain date also will be want Medina graduates to be what appeared to be an Midday Pick 3: 4-0-9, Pick 3: 9-1-5, very appreciative to Gov. scheduled. good communicators, ready to orchestrated assault against Midday Pick 4: 2-3-8-6, Pick 4: 6-1-2-1, (Mike) DeWine.” Last year, the ceremony was enter the world, have increased Midday Pick 5: 4-8-8-2-0, Pick 5: 6-4-5-6-2, protesters trying to topple Sable has been in contact held at the Performing Arts Cen- job readiness and be critical Rolling Cash 5: 3-8-10-14-22, Egypt’s leader of 30 years. Classic Lotto: 7-14-36-37-47-49, Kicker: 4-3-0-1-7-9. with Brunswick High School, ter in a socially distanced setting. thinkers. n In 2014, Academy Rolling Cash 5 jackpot is $100,000. which is hosting the second “People want more of that The next virtual meeting Award-winning actor Philip Classic Lotto jackpot is $4.0 million. COVID-19 vaccination clinic in traditional experience for will be 6-8 p.m. Wednesday. Medina County on Thursday. students,” Sable said. Seymour Hoffman, 46, was Lucky for Life Contact reporter Bob Finnan at (330) found dead in his New York The high school returned to Board member Valerie Pav- Not available at press time. 721-4049 or rfinnan@medina-gazette. apartment from a combina- in-person schooling Monday. lik said she’s beyond excited com. tion of heroin, cocaine and Mega Millions other drugs. FRIDAY: 4-44-58-59-70, Mega Ball: 3, Megaplier: 3. Next Mega Millions jackpot is an estimated $42 million. BLOTTER Today’s birthdays Powerball Wadsworth police 10:02 a.m. — 485 Main St.; a resident reported Comedian Tom Smothers SATURDAY: 1-2-7-52-61, Powerball: 4, Power Play: 3. that her identity information was used to is 84. Rock singer-guitarist Thursday, Jan. 21 fraudulently file for unemployment benefits. Graham Nash is 79. Televi- Next Powerball jackpot is an estimated $20 million. 6:23 p.m. — 137 Grandview Ave.; officers took a report 12:29 p.m. — 173 Cloverwood Circle; a resident sion executive Barry Diller regarding the theft of tools from a garage that may have reported that his identity information was used to occurred sometime over the past two months. fraudulently file for unemployment benefits. is 79. Actor Bo Hopkins is 8:41 p.m. — 660 Silvercreek Road; Frank E. 12:40 p.m. — 1215 Stonesthrow Way.; a resident 77. Country singer Howard Rendino, 49, Copley, was arrested on a bench reported that someone had attempted to file for warrant out of Barberton. Bellamy (The Bellamy Broth- unemployment benefits using their identity. ers) is 75. TV chef Ina Garten Sunday, Jan. 24 11:28 p.m. — 195 S. Pardee St.; Wesley D. Taylor, Tuesday, February 2, 2021, No. 28 8:21 p.m. — 222 E. Smokerise Drive; Stephen 28, Akron, was arrested for domestic violence and is 73. Actor Jack McGee is Vazsonyi, 50, Coventry Township, was issued a theft following a report of domestic violence. 72. Actor Brent Spiner is 72. Medina (non-toll area)...... (330) 725-4166 summons for theft after allegedly shoplifting from All other Ohio areas...... (800) 633-4623 Saturday, Jan. 30 Rock musician Ross Valory Walmart. 2:07 p.m. — 222 E. Smokerise Drive; Brian Hamilton, Copyright © 2021, The Medina Gazette (Journey) is 72. Sen. John Tuesday, Jan. 26 48, Cleveland Heights, was charged with disorderly Material published in this newspaper is the property of Medina County 11:23 p.m. — 274 E. Walnut St.; Mickey Carpenter, Publications Inc. Company and is not to be reproduced without permission. conduct with persistence following a reported Cornyn, R-Texas, is 69. The 36, Wadsworth, was arrested for domestic violence. disturbance at Walmart and ensuing traffic stop. former president of South EXECUTIVES CIRCULATION Wednesday, Jan. 27 5:29 p.m. — 222 E. Smokerise Drive; Mitzi Kelley, ADVERTISING MANAGER Home Delivery Service 10:30 a.m. — 124 Second St.; Zach R. Howard, Korea, Park Geun-hye, is 54, was arrested on a probation violation warrant. 69. Model Christie Brinkley Jason Gwinnup .... (330) 721-4002 Medina (non-toll areas): Wadsworth, was arrested for possession of drugs. 6:16 p.m. — East Boyer Street; Susan Carver, 52, [email protected] (330) 725-4166 2:42 p.m. — 474 Georgiana Way; a resident Bucyrus, was arrested on a felony drug warrant out is 67. Actor Michael Talbott MANAGING EDITOR Phone hours reported that unemployment benefits had been of Richland County following a traffic stop. is 66. Actor Kim Zimmer is 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. Monday to Friday fraudulently filed in their name. Lisa Roberson … (330) 721-4060 9:40 p.m. — 498 Tulip Trail; officers responded to The Medina Gazette is published 3:20 p.m. — College Street; Jason E. Williams, 44, 66. Actor Michael T. Weiss is [email protected] a reported drug overdose. A subject was treated by Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday Wooster, was arrested on an active felony warrant EMS and charges are pending. 59. Actor-comedian Adam SPORTS EDITOR and Saturday by Medina County for a fraud offense out of Wayne County. Ferrara is 55. Rock musician Albert Grindle ...... (330) 721-4043 Publications Inc., 885 W. Liberty 5:26 p.m. — 764 Renee Drive; officers took a Robert DeLeo (Army of Any- [email protected] St., P.O. Box 407, Medina, OH report regarding unemployment benefits that were Lodi police 44258-0407 fraudulently filed using a resident’s identity. Thursday, Jan. 28 one; Stone Temple Pilots) is EDITORIAL SUBSCRIPTION RATES 5:42 p.m. — 120 Maple St.; a juvenile subject turned 3:27 p.m. — Railroad Street; a young woman 55. Actor Jennifer Westfeldt is SPORTS (AFTER 5 P.M.) ...... (Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday) themselves in on a warrant for probation violation. was found to have a knee injury and taken to 51. Rapper T-Mo is 49. Actor (330) 721-4043 Home delivery: $45.50 for Thursday, Jan. 28 Lodi Hospital following a reported fight between 13 weeks, $91 for 26 weeks, 5:16 p.m. — 222 E. Smokerise Drive; John numerous people. Interviews were conducted with a Marissa Jaret Winokur is 48. [email protected] $163.80 for 52 weeks. Standish, 36, Medina, was issued a summons for number of witnesses and an investigation is ongoing. Actor Lori Beth Denberg is Newsstand price per copy: $1.25 theft after allegedly shoplifting from Walmart. Saturday, Jan. 30 45. Singer Shakira is 44. Actor ADVERTISING Monday-Friday; $1.75 Saturday. 8:18 p.m. — High Street; suspected illegal drugs 8 p.m. — North Broadway Street; a couple were Rich Sommer is 43. Country Retail ...... (330) 721-4002 POSTMASTER: Send address were located during a traffic stop and charges are found to be involved in a domestic violence incident Classified...... (330) 725-6040 changes to: The Gazette, P.O. Box pending lab analysis. following officers performing a welfare check at their singer Blaine Larsen is 35. Office hours.....8 a.m.-5 p.m. daily 407, Medina, OH 44258-0407. Friday, Jan. 29 home. The matter remains under investigation. Actor Zosia Mamet is 33.

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CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC BRUNSWICK Deadliest month in U.S. concludes MIDDLE SCHOOL Michael Kunzelman The U.S. death toll has climbed past 440,000, people they care for. Cost of and Michelle Smith Three mutated variants of the The Associated Press with over 95,000 lives lost in January alone. virus from Britain, South Africa and Brazil have been detected in PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The dead- anced by the stark reality that in More than 32.2 million doses have stadium the U.S. The British one spreads liest month yet of the coronavirus January we recorded the highest been administered in the U.S., outbreak in the U.S. drew to a more easily and is believed to be number of COVID-19 deaths in according to the CDC. That is up deadlier, but the South Africa one close with certain signs of prog- any month since the pandemic from 16.5 million on the day Presi- ress: COVID-19 cases and hospi- is prompting even more concern began,” said Dr. Rochelle Walen- dent Joe Biden took office, Jan. 20. approved talizations are plummeting, while because of early indications that sky, director of the Centers for Dis- The number of shots dispensed vaccinations are picking up speed. vaccines may not be as protective ease Control and Prevention. in the week and a half since Biden’s Jack Kopanski The question is whether the against it. Deaths do not move in perfect inauguration has been running The Gazette nation can stay ahead of the The more the virus spreads, lockstep up or down with the at around 1.3 million per day on fast-spreading mutations of the the more opportunities it has to BRUNSWICK — School board members infection curve. They are a lagging average, well over the president’s virus. mutate. voted Monday on the final part of the middle indicator, because it can take a few oft-stated goal of 1 million per The U.S. death toll has climbed Walensky urged Americans to school project, approving a guaranteed max- weeks for people to get sick and day. More than 5.9 million Amer- past 440,000, with over 95,000 lives get vaccinated as soon as shots imum price amendment for the construction lost in January alone. Deaths are die from COVID-19. icans have received the required become available to them, and of a new stadium at Brunswick Middle School. running at about 3,150 per day on Dr. Philip Landrigan, an epide- two doses, the CDC said. stressed it’s no time to relax basic Per the agreement, the project will be done average, down slightly by about miologist at Boston College, said However, the CDC reported precautions such as wearing by Hammond Construction — the same 200 from their peak in mid-Janu- vaccines are a factor in the sharp Monday that many nursing home masks. company that built the new middle school ary. drop in cases but are not the pri- workers are not getting their shots Meanwhile, a snowstorm Mon- — and will cost the district no more than But as the calendar turned to mary cause. Instead, he said, the when doses are first offered. day forced the closing of many $3,269,040.58. The plan is to start construction February on Monday, the num- crisis has become increasingly Researchers looked at more than vaccination sites in the Northeast, by Feb. 15 and be completed by Aug. 13. ber of Americans in the hospital “depoliticized” in recent weeks as 11,000 nursing homes and other including in New York City and Superintendent Mike Mayell said, at this with COVID-19 fell below 100,000 more people come to grips with such facilities that had at least Connecticut. cost, it currently is coming in under budget for the first time in two months. the threat and how they can help one vaccination clinic between And a plan to reopen Chicago but depending on different factors during the New cases of infection are aver- slow the spread of the virus. mid-December and mid-January. schools to roughly 62,000 students construction process that is subject to change. aging about 148,000 day, falling “I don’t think you can underes- While 78 percent of residents got for the first time since March “The first (GMP) we did was the middle from almost a quarter-million in timate the importance of this cul- at least one shot, only 37.5 percent remained in doubt. Last-minute school, then we did the transportation one mid-January. And cases are trend- ture change. I think it’s critically of staff members did. Surveys sug- negotiations over COVID-19 safety and now this is the final one we’re working on,” ing downward in all 50 states. important,” he said. gest some nursing home workers measures with the teachers’ union Mayell said. “The bids came in under estimates “While the recent decline in After a slow start, the vaccina- are skeptical of the shots’ effec- stalled, increasing the possibility and we actually got a couple of extra things cases and hospital admissions are tion drive that began in mid-De- tiveness and don’t think viruses of a strike or lockout if educators done that we weren’t planning on because of encouraging, they are counterbal- cember is picking up the pace. spread easily from them to the do not show up for work. the bidding so it came out very well for us.” This is the final part of the middle school project. The $65 million new school opened this year, bringing all the district’s sixth, sev- enth and eighth graders under one roof. FirstEnergy agrees not to seek Contact reporter Jack Kopanski at (330) 721-4063 or [email protected]. subsidy in agreement with AG LITCHFIELD TWP. Mark Gillispie As part of the settlement, FirstEnergy filed a request with the Public Utilities The Associated Press Commission of Ohio on Monday to say it will forgo collection of what is CLEVELAND — Ohio Attorney Weekend General Dave Yost announced Mon- known as the conservation support rider or decoupling charge. Included day that his office had reached an in a $1 billion nuclear bailout bill...the provision would have allowed the agreement with FirstEnergy Corp. to company a guaranteed annual profit of $978 million a year, which it earned stop the collection of a guaranteed house fire profit subsidy included in a tainted in 2018 during a year of weather extremes in the state. energy bill that would have allowed the Akron-based company to collect guarantee its profits,” Yost said. That subsidy was also included in seeking evidence in the decoupling $102 million from customers this FirstEnergy spokesperson Jenni- the tainted 2019 energy bill known lawsuit until after the conclusion of rekindled fer Young said in a statement that as HB6 at a time when the plants a criminal investigation by the U.S. year. The Gazette As part of the settlement, FirstEn- Monday’s application to the utilities were operated by a FirstEnergy sub- Attorney’s Office for the Southern ergy filed a request with the Public commission is “the first step toward sidiary. A new company took owner- District of Ohio into an alleged $60 LITCHFIELD — Litchfield Fire and Rescue Utilities Commission of Ohio on a partial resolution” with Yost’s office ship of the plants in February as part million bribery scheme secretly battled two fires at the same house Saturday Monday to say it will forgo collection and others. of a deal struck in U.S. Bankruptcy funded by FirstEnergy to obtain pas- and Sunday, resulting in devastating damages. of what is known as the conservation “Working to constructively resolve Court. sage of the bailout bill, House Bill 6. Firefighters first were dispatched to a struc- support rider or decoupling charge. this matter in cooperation with the Yost at the news conference ques- Ohio House Speaker Larry House- ture fire on Spieth Road on Saturday night Included in a $1 billion nuclear Ohio Attorney General and other tioned the need for the subsidy by holder and four others were arrested around dinnertime. Damage was contained to bailout bill that is now the focus of parties is part of decisive actions the the new owner, Energy Harbor, when last July and subsequently indicted the fire room and there were no injuries. multiple federal and state investi- Board and management are taking it sought permission to buy back on federal racketeering charges for On Sunday, the fire rekindled and fire crews gations, the provision would have to position FirstEnergy for the future $800 million of its stock after taking their roles in the alleged scheme. were met with heavy smoke and fire. The fire was allowed the company a guaranteed and continue to deliver safe, reliable control of the plants last February. Two of his associates have pleaded knocked down quickly and fire crews remained annual profit of $978 million a year, electric service to our customers,” “That’s hardly the move of entity guilty. Householder has pleaded not on scene for approximately four hours before which it earned in 2018 during a year Young said. “FirstEnergy’s leader- that is cash starved and needed a guilty. turning over the scene to the Fire Investigation of weather extremes in the state. ship is committed to transparency subsidy,” Yost said. “They seemed to FirstEnergy has since fired a num- Unit to attempt to determine the cause. Yost during a Monday news con- and integrity in every aspect of its have lots and lots of cash that ben- ber of top executives, including CEO Litchfield fire said damage was extensive the ference called the agreement “a big business.” efits shareholders and executives of Chuck Jones. second day. win for consumers and frankly good A Franklin County judge in late the company.” Democrats in the Ohio House No one was hurt fighting the fire and the for the economy” because of the December granted a temporary Preventing the decoupling charge reintroduced legislation Monday to homeowners weren’t home at the time. The significant impact collections could injunction in another state lawsuit and the nuclear plant subsidies from repeal HB6, which was signed into American Red Cross is assisting the family have had on manufacturers and to stop customer fees from being being collected could ultimately save law in July 2019. Lawmakers ended along with friends and relatives. large companies. collected starting in January for a Ohio customers $2 billion, Yost said. the previous two-year session in Crews from Litchfield, Grafton Township “A for-profit company, as a mat- $150 million annual subsidy to sup- Monday’s agreement calls for December without taking action on Fire Rescue and Erhart/York Township Fire ter of reality, shouldn’t be allowed to port two Ohio nuclear power plants. the attorney general’s office to stop a similar bill. Department responded both days.

ROUNDUP Ray appointed vice chair Elmwood Avenue, Medina, 44256. The goal of the event is to show- Dr. Timothy Crone leading the way as requires two shots a few weeks apart, to Public Utilities Committee Viewing and comment submission case the works of Ohio artisans and the new president of Cleveland Clinic and CVS and Walgreens say they have will be accepted through March 1. also will feature crafts and handi- Mercy Hospital. wrapped up first-dose clinics in nurs- Ohio House Speaker Bob Cupp, works by local Amish. There also will Cleveland Clinic Mercy Hospital is a ing homes. The chains plan three visits R-Lima, has appointed state Rep. Main Street Wadsworth be music throughout the day, a food 476-bed hospital serving Stark, Carroll, to each location. Sharon Ray, R-Wadsworth, as vice to hold First Friday truck and a ticketed steel drum con- Wayne, Holmes and Tuscarawas coun- chair of the House Public Utilities Main Street Wadsworth will hold cert around the pond from 7-9 p.m. ties and parts of southeastern Ohio. EU defends slow Committee. its First Friday event, “Destination Interested participants can get vaccine rollout Ray also will serve on the House’s Downtown Micro-Adventures,” on more information by emailing Report: Nursing home BRUSSELS — The European Union Behavioral Health and Recovery Sup- Friday as its first feet-on-the-street [email protected]. workers decline shots on Monday defended its flagging ports, Criminal Justice and Economic event in 2021. A little more than a third of nurs- coronavirus vaccine program, which Workforce Development committees. The community is asked to come County economic ing home workers have been getting has come under criticism from the Ray previously noted she wants to back to downtown Wadsworth to sup- development discussed COVID-19 vaccines when the shots are World Health Organization, EU states work on addressing issues relating to port local small businesses safely during The current economic develop- first offered, U.S. health officials said and recently departed member Brit- the opioid epidemic and workforce the event from 5:30-8:30 p.m. Then Monday. ain. development. ment projects happening in the guests can pick up a business postcard northern Medina County area will The Centers for Disease Control and Ten days of bad news about ODOT plans West Smith that will highlight 10 activities that work be the topic of discussion at the next Prevention gave a national account- stalled deliveries from producers, Road improvement project for a date night or family adventure Northern Medina County Chamber ing of a problem that’s been reported a rusty rollout by member states night. Participants have until Feb. 13 to anecdotally — many nursing home were capped last weekend when the The Ohio Department of Trans- Alliance meeting set for Feb. 17. complete and turn in their postcard. The featured speakers will be Grant workers are not getting the shots. EU made a U-turn on plans to set portation and city of Medina Engi- Participating businesses include The CDC looked at more than 11,000 up controls on the island of Ireland neering Department are planning to Aungst, Brunswick’s community and Ann’s Pastry Shop, Brush Tips Studio, economic development director, and nursing homes and skilled nursing facil- — between the United Kingdom’s reconstruct West Smith Road. Creatively Tagged Boutique, Dolce at the ities that had at least one vaccination Northern Ireland and the EU’s Repub- The project will be from approx- Bethany Dentler, director of the Medina Strand, Kathryn’s Craft Closet, Manic on County Economic Development Corp. clinic between the middle of Decem- lic of Ireland — to make sure vaccines imately 300 feet east of State Road ber and the middle of January. The wouldn’t be illegally transported to Main, Opal Dragonfly Boutique, Rise Both will provide a comprehensive eco- to the intersection of South Court researchers found that while 78 percent Britain. and Grind, Ruby Moon, The Sub Station, nomic development update for Hinck- Street and the work will include the of residents got at least one shot, only Considering that avoiding a visible Thurber’s Jewelers, Valley Cafe, Wad- ley Township, Brunswick, Brunswick removal and replacement of the sworth Music and Wrench Works. 37.5 percent of staff members did. border to keep peace on the island was Hills Township and Valley City. existing concrete pavement, installa- Data previously showed that people a key tenet of the Brexit EU-UK divorce Visit members.nmccalliance.com tion of new storm sewers and related Brownies plan food drive who work in nursing homes and long- agreement, that plan was aborted just to register. structures, installation of a new Girl Scout Brownie Troop 91227 will term care facilities get flu vaccines at before it became a firm decision, yet waterline, valves and fire hydrants host a food drive to benefit Feeding Mercy Medical Center lower rates than other health-care work- it left the European Commission, the and all other appurtenances. Medina County on Sunday in hopes of joins Cleveland Clinic ers. Surveys suggest that long-term care EU’s executive arm, with plenty of dip- This is the final phase of the West earning the philanthropist badge. Health System workers are skeptical the shots work and lomatic egg on its face. Britain’s media Smith Road reconstruction through The food drive is from 3-5 p.m. don’t think viruses spread easily from had a feast, depicting the EU as untrust- the commercial areas of the city. at Discount Drug Mart in Montville Cleveland Clinic and Sisters of them to the people they care for. worthy, though the U.K. government Construction is scheduled to begin Township. Patrons can drop off items Charity Health System officials The problem was discussed last kept a low profile on the issue. after Feb. 1, 2023, and any right of or purchase a specific item and leave announced Monday that Mercy Med- week during a meeting of an expert Overall though, the European Com- way acquisition is expected to begin it in the Brownies’ cart as they leave. ical Center is now a full member of panel that advises the CDC on vaccine mission stood by its plans to check on after May 14. the Cleveland Clinic health system policy. At the meeting, the CDC’s Dr. exports produced on its territory and Residents and business owners in ORMACO looking for vendors while maintaining its Catholic iden- Amanda Cohn said more staffers get make sure they were syphoned off the area may view the project plans at The Ohio Regional Music Arts tity through sponsorship by the Sis- vaccinated when a second or third somewhere else if the EU contract with medinaoh.org/city-hall/engineering. and Cultural Outreach (ORMACO) ters of Charity of St. Augustine. clinic is held at a home. producers stipulated that they should There also is a comment form that is seeking vendors for its first Art in Mercy Medical Center will now be The government tasked CVS and be used in the EU. The World Health may be filled out and emailed to ppat- the Country festival set for Aug. 14 formally known as Cleveland Clinic Walgreens with administering the Organization criticized the new EU [email protected] or mailed to Pat- at HeARTland, located at 8187 Camp Mercy Hospital, a new name that shots to long-term care homes in export rules as “not helpful.” rick Patton, City Engineer, 132 North Road, Homerville. reflects both organizations, with nearly every state. Each vaccine — from staff, wire reports

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ANOTHEROPINION SEC needs to take a hard look at GameStop mania nleashed by online services such as Robinhood and Webull that make it cheap and easy to buy and sell Ustock, small investors went into open revolt last week against the Wall Street establishment — in particular, Trump deserves to be rebuked the hedge funds that place big bets against publicly traded companies. And for a few days, it looked like the little peo- o U.S. president, or former pres- and other benefits. It would merely make it ple were winning. ident, has ever been convicted possible for Congress to hold another vote And then the trading services slammed on the brakes, Nin a Senate impeachment trial. disqualifying him from future office — and cutting the hedge funds’ losses at the expense of the Donald Trump is highly unlikely to break whether any resulting disqualification individual traders who’d driven up the share prices of that streak. That’s a principal reason some stuck would depend on the reaction of vot- members of Congress started promoting ers and courts. GameStop, AMC Entertainment and a handful of other amesh onnuru companies. The high-fliers all plummeted — GameStop had censure as an alternative to impeachment R P A censure is even more similar to an right after the Jan. 6 Capitol riot. The idea impeachment of a former president if it dropped 44 percent by the market’s closing bell Thursday; The worry about setting a bad precedent is getting new attention now that Senate ends the way the current one almost cer- AMC, 56 percent. Some of the services eased their restric- actually has greater force against censure tainly will: with a bipartisan majority of the tions later in the day, and prices started to rise again in Republicans have solidified their opposi- than against a post-presidential impeach- Senate, but not the necessary two-thirds after-hours trading. tion to conviction. ment. Censure can pass by majority vote supermajority, voting to convict. Some The episode cries out for an investigation into the cre- Proponents say that compared to of both chambers, while the Senate has to ation and handling of these stock bubbles, and at least one impeachment, censure would put a wider people — Trump supporters crowing, and muster a two-thirds supermajority to con- opponents lamenting — would call that will be forthcoming from Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, who and more bipartisan majority of Congress vict in an impeachment trial. That’s one of is set to become chairman of the Senate Banking Commit- on record in condemnation of Trump’s outcome a “failed impeachment.” But a the reasons censure supporters are push- failed impeachment would be functionally tee. The trading cutoff in particular drew outrage from con- campaign to overturn the election results ing for it, after all: It’s easier to see through. servative Republicans and progressive Democrats alike. and the violence that campaign inspired. It equivalent to a successful censure: It would But then it is also a reason to worry more put both chambers of Congress on record The question is, who’s the bad guy in this story? Some would also avoid the constitutional objec- about its overuse. hedge fund managers complained that investors who gath- tions that an impeachment of a former against presidential misconduct without In a debate over censure, Republicans having any legal effect. ered in online communities like Reddit’s WallStreetBets president raises. (Even those of us who would be making the same defenses of forum manipulated the market by coordinating the buying believe that Congress has the power to do Trump is already the first president to be Trump they’re making against impeach- impeached by the House of Representa- spree. But grassroots investors accused the low-cost trading it generally acknowledge that the constitu- ment: He was within his rights to make his services of intervening to rescue the big funds, which were tives twice, and the first president to have tional question is tricky.) case about the election, he didn’t explic- able to keep trading in GameStop and other stocks while a senator of his party vote to convict him. But the difference between impeach- itly tell anyone to break any laws, he was individual investors were sidelined. A repudiation of him by a majority of the ment and censure under today’s circum- raising important questions about voting We’re having trouble ginning up a detectable amount of Senate, including other members of his stances is small, both practically and machines. And they’d be giving their fellow sympathy for the Wall Street mavens on this one, even if party, would be another black mark on his politically. Let’s start with the politics. Republicans the same political advice: the price surges bear a passing resemblance to the kind of presidency, and an indelible one. (Cen- Nine-tenths of the arguments that Repub- Censure will split the party and alienate “pump and dump” scheme in which swindlers con people sures, on the other hand, can be reversed, licans are making against impeachment much of its base; better to move on. Cen- into inflating the price of cheap shares in a troubled com- as Andrew Jackson’s was.) would apply equally to censure. They’re sure sounds more appealing to Republi- pany. Censuring Trump should not, then, be saying that impeachment is divisive and cans than impeachment right now. As the It’s true that the companies whose prices skyrocketed this considered as an alternative to proceeding inflammatory, that it is really an attack on debate played out, though, it might not get week are facing serious challenges. That’s why the hedge with an impeachment trial. At this point, Trump’s voters and not just on him, that it a lot more votes in Congress. funds were betting against them, engaging in a version of impeachment is censure: a rebuke Trump would set a bad precedent because Con- The debates would be similar because “short selling” — the practice of borrowing shares, selling richly deserves. gress could censure any president for any- an impeachment of an ex-president just them and then counting on the price to go down sharply so thing. Most Republicans would be saying is a lot like a censure. It wouldn’t remove a Ramesh Ponnuru is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist. the shares can be bought on the cheap and then returned. He is a senior editor at National Review, visiting fellow the same things about censure if it were president, since he is already out of office. But there appears to have been a different game afoot at the American Enterprise Institute and contributor to headed toward a vote. It wouldn’t by itself strip him of his pension CBS News. here. The grass-roots investors bought shares in these com- panies for the express purpose of making the short sellers lose money. That’s an extremely risky play, given that a well-capitalized short seller with the right type of contracts can simply wait until the stock falls back to its true value. When the danger is within the ranks But if a short seller faces a deadline, as apparently was the here was the Air Force veteran inside ism, how it affects democracy and human case here, the seller can’t wait out the surge — it has to join the Senate Chamber during the Cap- rights. Without a clear definition, you can’t in the buying spree, pushing the price even higher. Titol riot wearing tactical gear, and the confront it. The timeout called by Robinhood and other budget bro- New Jersey reservist who works at a naval “If someone believes people should have ker-dealers eased the trading fever and let the hedge funds weapons station. There was the Air Force different rights because of religion or race and other major investors squeeze out of the cycle, albeit veteran shot and killed by beleaguered … that is extremist. You have to screen with enormous losses. Unless the stocks regain their mojo, Capitol police as she shoved through a Trudy Rubin attitudes in the military because extremists though, the many investors who bought these companies shattered window. don’t believe in rule of law.” near the peak are looking at big losses of their own. The presence of service members and intelligence service recorded more than 1,400 cases of suspected far-right extrem- The upshot of this surveillance is that The Securities and Exchange Commission needs to take a vets at the Capitol riot should have come Germany has very robust data on “extrem- hard look at what happened here. But one thing should be as no surprise to a Pentagon that has long ism among soldiers, police officers, and intelligence agencies in the three years ists” of any ideology. That enabled German clear: It’s not the SEC’s job to prevent investors from taking downplayed the problem of white nation- officials to report last year a more than 50 risks, even stupid ones, on Wall Street. It’s to prevent inves- prior to March 2020. alism and far-right activism in the ranks percent increase in the number of right- tors from being taken by Wall Street. Spurred by hostility to the arrival of — despite warnings for decades. The num- wing extremists since 2014. The head of One key question to be answered is whether anyone 1.5 million mostly Muslim refugees in ber of service members involved on Jan. 6 Germany’s domestic intelligence identified sought to manipulate grass-roots investors in order to make is still unclear, but National Public Radio 2015-2016, German police and military far-right extremism as the “biggest danger a quick profit off low-priced stocks. But messages encourag- reported Jan. 21 that of more than 140 riot- have been joining far-right chat rooms and to Germany democracy today.” ing people to join a crusade to hammer hedge funds aren’t ers charged to date, nearly 20 percent were sharing neo-Nazi propaganda and talking Of course, the identification of “extrem- in and of themselves proof of an intent to manipulate. They serving or former military. of Day X — the mythical moment when ists” before they commit a crime would may just be evidence that hedge funds are wildly unpopu- “The job of the Department of Defense Germany will collapse and the far right be seen here as a First Amendment vio- lar. Short sellers can perform a valuable service by identi- is to keep America safe from our enemies. take over. fying companies whose stocks are overvalued, but they’re But we can’t do that if some of those ene- A whole company of Germany’s elite lation. Yet the German approach clarifies more of a necessary evil than an upgrade. mies lie within our own ranks,” the new special forces was disbanded last year after something the United States must do to More important, regulators and Congress need to find out defense secretary, Lloyd Austin, warned explosives, weapons and SS memorabilia confront radicalism in the military and in why, exactly, the trading platforms intervened when they Congress. were stolen. society at large. did. Robinhood tweeted that it was responding to market The Biden team is now scrambling to German officials are still learning “We have to define as a society what “volatility.” Three other services blamed the restrictions on assess the threat of domestic extremism, a how to cope with far-right infiltration of is anti-democratic and what ideology is costs imposed by the company they rely on to clear trades. threat inflamed by the Trump White House. law enforcement, but their methods of within democratic boundaries,” Miller-Id- A rapid rise in share prices poses big risks for companies Suggestion: Take a look at the approach of response provide (controversial) food for riss told me, “What is against minority that do not charge fees. Still, they need to honor the terms another country facing far-right infiltration American thought. rights, what is freedom of speech, what they offered to investors, and they need to be both trans- of their armed forces. Despite the differ- “We have a better idea of the scope of promotes violence for political gains.” That parent and predictable in how they conduct business. ences in their history, America can learn the problem,” I was told by Daniel Koehler, means defining whether activities such as The run-up in these stocks demonstrated the power from Germany’s response. director of the German Institute on Radi- joining a racist chat room or involvement wielded by individual investors liberated by low-cost trad- So argues Cynthia Miller-Idriss, author calization and De-Radicalization Studies in in a militia calling for civil war cross a red ing platforms and informed by online communities. It may of “Hate in the Homeland: the New Global Stuttgart. Germany has a huge number of line. not have been used wisely in the case of these particular Far Right” and head of the Polarization governmental and nongovernmental pro- Unless we reach consensus on what con- companies. But investors’ risks must not be amplified by a and Extremism Lab at American Univer- grams aimed at preventing and combating stitutes anti-democratic behavior, we will financial industry determined to protect its own. sity. “U.S. officials must take this threat to violent extremism — known by their acro- struggle to uproot it, in the military and — The Los Angeles Times national security as seriously as their Ger- nyms as PVEs and CVEs. outside it. man counterparts have done,” she writes PVE programs include “a long tradition Perhaps it requires a bipartisan national in the December issue of Foreign Affairs, of civic education,” said Koehler. They offer commission to investigate the roots of the “or they risk imperiling the constitutional basic knowledge about rule of law, and the Capitol riots, and the risks from right-wing LETTERS GUIDELINES protections that law enforcement and the meaning of pluralism, along with lessons militia movements and conspiratorial The Gazette welcomes letters to the editor. Letters are subject military are sworn to uphold.” on fake news, and debates on current groups such as QAnon — along with the to editing for brevity, accuracy and clarity. Of course, Germany has a history that political issues. PVEs also include health crazy media that supports them. Germany Letters should be 250 words or fewer. Letters with more than has made the country especially sensitive and family counseling. may provide an imperfect example, but 250 words may be edited to approximately the required length. to right-wing violence. Even there, the German intelligence tracks extremists, they at least don’t shy from facing the Include your name, full home address and telephone number authorities long viewed such extremism in even those who haven’t committed crim- threat to democracy head-on. for verification purposes. the military and security services as indi- inal acts. A military intelligence bureau Trudy Rubin is a columnist and editorial board [email protected] vidual “bad apples.” No more. identifies all extremists in the armed ser- BY EMAIL (preferred): member for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Readers may This year, Germany uncovered networks vices. write to her at: Philadelphia Inquirer, P.O. Box 8263, BY MAIL: Letters to the Editor, The Gazette, 885 W. Liberty of rank-and-file sympathizers in the coun- This is possible, said Koehler, “because St., Medina, OH 44256 Philadelphia, Pa. 19101, or by email at trubin@ try’s security services. 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cyan A5 magenta A5 yellow A5 black A5 A6 Tuesday, February 2, 2021 The Gazette Obituaries & Memoriams Deena Marie Broadsword Barbara E. Howard Samantha J. Harlan Deena Marie children, Amber Barbara E. How- (Arthur) Butcher Samantha J. Har- doors. She will be Broadsword, 62, of (Jarred), Taylor ard, 81, of Medi- and Andrew (Sabre- lan, 36, born June 8, deeply missed by Litchfi eld, passed (Allen), Austin, na, passed away na) Howard; 25 cher- 1984 in Wadsworth, her family and all away Friday, Jan- Tyler, Zack, Paul, Saturday, January ished grandchildren passed away unex- her loved ones. uary 29, 2021 sur- Taylor, Austin (Lib- 30, 2021. She born and 12 great-grand- pectedly Monday, Family will re- rounded by her bie), Robbie (Kay- February 3, 1939 in children. November 30, 2020 ceive friends Sun- family. Deena was ley) and Mathew; Cleveland to the late She was preceded in Medina. day, February 7, 2021 born May 15, 1958 great-grandchil- Alfred and Helen in death by her hus- She is survived by from 2 to 3 p.m. with to the late Hershel dren, Giovanna, (Kuntz) Sauer. band of 55 years, her loving daughter, a Memorial Service C. Myers and Helen Braelyn, William, Barbara was a George H. Howard Aubrea Kate Har- immediately follow- M. Hershiser. Deena Kinsley and soon healthcare provider in 2011; son-in-law, lan; mother, JoAnne ing at 3 p.m. at the was fortunate to also have the to be born ‘little man’; sis- at Samaritan Care Center for Thomas Sieren; fi ve brothers M. Alspach and her sib- Rose Hill Funeral Home, late Don and Helen Mumford ters, Linda (Nolan) Tanner, 35 years before retiring. Bar- and two sisters. lings. 3653 W. Market St., Akron. in her life. Michele (Rodney) Brown and bara was a caring, hard work- Private family services She was preceded in death COVID-19 protocols will be in Deena worked at the former Jackie (Bill) Albright; broth- ing mother who raised six will be held and she will be by her grandfather, John E place with social distancing D & H Restaurant in Litch- ers, Arthur (Kathy) Myers and children and still had a full laid to rest with her husband, Ryneer. and facial coverings required. fi eld for many years. She also Hershel (Kathy) Myers and time job. She enjoyed lunches George, at Litchfi eld Ceme- Samantha graduated from In lieu of fl owers, the fam- worked at the Litchfi eld Tack many nieces and nephews. with her daughters and loved tery. Cloverleaf High School in ily requests donations in Sa- and the Litchfi eld Flea Mar- She was preceded in death to spend time with her grand- Online condolences and a 2002; then went on to the mantha’s name to the Medina ket. She made many friends at by her parents, Hershel C. children. place to share memories may United States Navy, where VFW Post #5137, 3916 Pearl all these places over the years. Myers and Helen M. Her- Barbara is survived by be left at she served for 10 years and Rd., Medina, OH 44256. Deena’s world was Bob (the shiser and Don and Helen her loving children, Barbara waitefuneralhome.com obtained her nursing degree. Memories and condolences love of her life for 44 years) Mumford; father-in-law, Don Jean Sieren, Cheryl Paloma, She loved the water especial- may be shared at and her children and grand- Broadsword and mother-in- George (Marisha) Howard, ly the ocean, enjoyed riding www.rosehillbp.com children. She loved her family, law, Doreen Broadsword; Allison Vosburgh, Carolyn four-wheelers and being out- friends, her fur buddy Turbo, great-grandson, Caynan; cooking and baking, camping, sister, Jeannie Hostetler; golf cart rides, four-wheeler brothers, James Myers, Ter- William V. Mittler heartbreaking for everyone in rides, going to Lake Erie, go- ry Myers and John Myers; Hinckley. The slogan is ‘Small William V. Mit- mental in the start TRUSTEE ing to breakfast with friends brother-in-law, Jim Hostetler From A1 town, big heart,’ and it’s really and family and watching the and nieces, Heather Kelling tler, 78, of Bruns- up of Kitten Krazy hit us very, very hard.” wick, passed away in Medina which he Hallmark Channel. She found and Brandi Stubbs. That brotherly bond led to Medina County Auditor peace and joy sitting on her A private family funer- peacefully Saturday, loved to support and some humorous interactions January 30, 2021, volunteered endless Mike Kovack reached out on front porch drinking coffee, al service will be held and between the veteran Schulte Facebook offering his con- looking at her birds, enjoying you may attend virtually by surrounded by his hours. The Mit- and newcomer Burns. loving family. Bill tler’s Flea Market dolences to Schulte’s family. her fl owers and watching the clicking on the link at www. “Several months into my traffi c go by. Deena, most of waitefuneralhome.com on was born in Elyria at Kitten Krazy was Schulte’s wife, Emma, works on May 7, 1942 to the named in honor of term, I had asked Ray about in the auditor’s office as the all, loved spending time with Thursday, February 4, 2021 at meeting by phone (because) I her family and friends, eating 1 p.m. A public graveside ser- late James and Stel- Bill. He also volun- chief deputy officer. bacon and having the occa- vice will follow at Litchfi eld la Pawlizak Mittler. teered at Purr-fect was confounded as to why, in Though their interactions sional margarita. Cemetery, 9129 Norwalk Rd. In 1962, William fell in love Companions in Cleveland this modern tech era, that we were limited and their rela- Deena is survived by (Rt 18), just East of the circle, with Marian White and they and other animal shelters. had to meet in person,” Burns tionship was not a very close her husband Robert ‘Bob’ at 2 p.m. married in 1964. They lived Bill will be greatly missed said. “While I was aware of the one, Kovack nonetheless was Broadsword, Sr.; daughter, in Berea for 10 years and then by his wife of 56 years, Mar- (Ohio Revised Code) rules (of devastated to hear of his death. built their house in Bruns- ian (Bobo White); sons, Bill Lisa (Dean) Hadjiosmanof; attendance), I wanted to see “I didn’t know him well, son, Robert ‘Bobby’ (Heath- wick Hills, where they lived (Tiina) Mittler, Bob (Katy) this rule changed. Ray light- Mittler, Joe Mittler and Jim but I knew him better than er) Broadsword, Jr.; grand- for 40 years raising a family. heartedly allowed me to pursue They often spent their sum- (Blanca) Mittler; loving most trustees in the county,” mers with family and friends grandchildren, Majestic, this dead-end cause. I think Ray Kovack said. “It’s just a terri- at their cottage on the San- Maeghan, Makana, Madeline, got a chuckle out of my dead- ble, terrible thing. Knowing Barbara Jan Thomas dusky Bay. Michael, Nicholas, Aspen and end effort, spinning my wheels. his wife, it hits doubly-hard Bill, always interested in Holden. He is also survived “Here we are, COVID was because you know some- Barbara Jan elor’s degree from technology, was employed by brother, Roger (Donna) upon us a year ago and Ohio Thomas of Avon Baldwin Wallace one else who is going to be as a TV repairman with Lit- Mittler and a sister, Elaine legislators changed ORC to Lake, passed away College. Her nursing affected by that. Ray was a tle Joe’s in Elyria and then (Robert) Rotz. Saturday, January career span more permit virtual meetings by very good guy (and) a very worked in the tool & die trade There will be a private view- 30, 2021 from Alzhei- than 20 years always phone or video. As a younger outgoing, friendly person. for 42 years at the Parma GM ing for the family Wednesday, mer’s disease. She working in critical brother would do, I took the (He was) always looking out Plant. After graduating from February 3, 2021. Family and was 76. Jan and her care fi rst at Fairview opportunity to remind him of for the best interest of Hinck- Elyria Catholic High School, friends are invited to meet for husband, Russ were and then ICU at Me- our incident a few years ago.” he kept educating himself in a Mass of Christian Burial at ley Township and that is a residents of Valley dina Hospital. many fi elds and received his 11 a.m., Thursday, February Similarly, Trustee Melissa great loss for the community City for more than In retirement, Captain’s license as a Mer- 4, 2021 at St. Martin of Tours, Augustine said learning under up there and for the county.” 30 years. she and Russ would chant Marine Offi cer. 1800 Station Road, Valley City. Schulte was instrumental in In a time in which politi- Besides her husband of 53 spend their summers at their He was an antique radio en- Face masks are required. getting her to run again for cal divides seem deeper than years, she is survived by her home on Kelleys Island and thusiast and a member of the Burial to follow in the church trustee and mentored her ever, Kovack, who also is chair sons, Todd and his wife, Steph- winters in Tucson. Her hob- Buckeye Antique Radio and cemetery. while she was in that position. anie (Clayton) of Austin, Tex- bies included sewing, riding of the Medina County Demo- Phonograph Club, serving The family suggests memo- as and Scott and his wife, Kim her bike and their horses. As “He appointed me in 2017 cratic Party, said being able as president for many years. rials if desired may be made (Hasek) of Avon Lake and a teenager, she would enter and, I have to tell you, he took to work and talk with Schulte Many of his friends he met to Kitten Krazy, 930 Lafayette daughter, Jennifer Thomas horse shows while her par- me under his wing and men- was a “special” thing, despite at hamfests and swap meets Road Unit A, Medina, OH Demmerle of Strongsville. ents were stationed overseas tored me,” she said. “He was their political differences. while hunting down vintage 44256. Jan is also survived by her in Europe with the Air Force. so excited to show me every- “We were from opposite radios and other treasures. The Bauer Funeral Home, brothers, Mike and his wife, There will be a public view- Bill’s greatest passion later in Valley City has the honor of thing that Hinckley Township sides of the aisle (and) he was Adrienne Ledford and Dan ing from 6 to 7 p.m., Thursday, life was cats. He was instru- serving the Mittler family. did for its citizens and, really, someone I trusted and was and his wife, Cheryl Ledford, February 4, 2021 at the Bauer was a guiding light during someone I was more than will- both of Tucson, Arizona; Funeral Home, 2089 Colum- those times. ing to share my personal feel- seven grandchildren; two bia Road, Valley City. The vis- “When I decided not to run ings with about things going great-grandchildren and her itors are asked to honor one Raymond F. Schulte III again at the end of 2017, he on around the county,” Kovack dog, Bailey. another in social distancing, Raymond F. (Lachlan, fi ance’) called me every month and said, said. “That’s something special She was preceded in death wear facial coverings, come Schulte III, 67, and Adam Schulte when you run into some folks by her parents, Jack and Bet- pay your respects and kindly passed away from (Katie); treasured ‘When are you coming back?’ ty (Paisley) Ledford of Tuc- exit. Family and friends are complications of grandchildren, Ol- He’d say, ‘Is this future-Trustee like that. In my career and son, Arizona and teenage son, asked to meet 11 a.m., Friday, Covid-19 on Satur- ivia, Khinley, Cam- Augustine?’ He was that guy. my time in public service in Brad. February 5, 2021 at St. Martin day, January 30, den and Finn; his Really, really passionate about Medina County, I’ve been able After attending Ohio State of Tours, 1800 Station Road, 2021. He was born brothers, Michael our town and making sure that to find those people on both where she met her husband, Valley City to Celebrate the October 25, 1953 to (Anne) and Roger it progressed in a manner that sides of the aisle and that’s she worked as a fl ight atten- Burial Mass for Jan. Burial the late Raymond (Lisa) and sister, was suited for our town.” really what makes working dant for United Airlines until will be at St. Martin Church II and Violet (nee Cindy Schulte. Augustine said she was heart- within Medina County nice.” becoming a stay-at-home mom. Cemetery. Churchin) Schulte. Mass of Chris- broken to hear about Schulte’s Along with Emma, whom In her mid 30’s, she went back In lieu of fl owers, dona- Ray worked for Pepsi Co. tian burial will be Thursday, death. She described him as a he had been married to to school earning an RN diplo- tions can be made to the Alz- for over 40 years, retiring February 4, 2021 at 11 a.m. 29 years, Schulte is survived ma from Fairview Hospital heimer’s Association or the charismatic person that carried fi ve years ago as a Regional at Our Lady of Grace Cath- by his children Michael Parsh School of Nursing and a bach- Medina Hospital Foundation. Sales Manager. He served as olic Church, 1088 Ridge Rd., that energy with him into every (Amanda), Christie Schulte a Hinckley Township Trustee Hinckley. He will be laid to room he entered. for 12 years, was a member of rest at Maple Hill Cemetery “The people that you work (Lachlan-fiancé) and Adam the Medina County Township in Hinckley. with become your fam- Schulte (Katie); grandchil- Sara Hetrick Croft Association, the Ancient Or- The family suggests con- ily,” Augustine said. “They dren Olivia, Khinley, Camden Sara Hetrick Croft Sara did not have der of Hibernians, was heav- tributions to be made to The become people you see every and Finn; brothers Michael ‘Sally’ passed away an easy life, but it ily involved in the Hinckley Hinckley Historical Society, day, you share a joke with (Anne), and Roger (Lisa) and Saturday, January was very diverse. Historical Society and nu- 1634 Center Rd., Hinckley, OH and work diligently together. sister Cindy Schulte. 23, 2021 in Middle- She raised three merous other organizations. 44233 or The Regina Health He had a serving heart and Contact reporter Jack Kopanski at burg Heights due to children on her own He was an avid Cleveland Center, 5232 Broadview Rd., he was always considerate of sports fan and helped to orga- Richfi eld, OH 44286. (330) 721-4063 or jkopanski@medina- Covid-19 at the age while pursuing sev- the people around him. It’s gazette.com. of 75. eral careers (from nize beer tour events, to help Online condolences and She will be re- draftsman to truck several local charities. memories of Ray may be membered by her driver to casinos Ray is survived by his lov- shared at period during COVID, so I daughter, Kimberly in Vegas). She had ing wife of 29 years, Emma www.waitefuneralhome.com (John) Gronquist; many hobbies and (nee Blaske) Schulte; his ador- REFUNDS assume things would go back sons, Charles (Kalong) Croft talents such as art, poetry and ing children, Michael Parsh From A1 to normal when it’s over with.” and Donald Croft; grandchil- needlecrafts that lifted her up (Amanda), Christie Schulte Fischer added that gaug- “You kind of think of (the dren, Erika, Dameon, Devon when she was down. She was ing the exact financial impact and Clara; sister, Clara (Rus- fearless and feisty until the large city) as the nucleus these income tax changes sell) Lanning and brothers, end, even though dementia and we’re surrounding the would have is extremely dif- Robert (Janice) Hetrick, David started taking her away these nucleus in cities like Bruns- ficult due to tax credit poli- Hetrick and James (Michelle) past years. wick,” he said. “I would think, cies for individuals differing Hetrick, as well as a multitude Due to Covid-19, there will with the way this looks, that across various communities. of nieces and nephews. not be a funeral service. A the Clevelands, Columbuses “I’m thinking a lot of our resi- She was preceded in death memorial book will be avail- and Cincinnaties would be dents would see something like by her parents, Henry and able upon request. the ones that hurt the most a quarter-percent (benefit),” he Mary Sanford Hetrick; sis- The Carlson Funeral and have the most to lose.” said. “Maybe it could go up to 1 ters, Marie (Ralph) Smail, Homes & Cremation Services, “The reason suburbs exists Nancy (Edward) Vermilyea 1642 Pearl Road, Brunswick, percent or so in some cases. If is because there’s a nucleus. and brothers, William (Ollie) handled her arrangements. you live in a township without a Hetrick, Gerald (Kathy) Het- Online condolences at If the nucleus is no longer local tax and go somewhere for rick. Growing up with fi ve www.carlsonfuneralhomes.com there, what’s the point of the work like Cleveland, that would brothers and three sisters, suburbs? 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Nicole Hvidsten again), and I will stand behind laws. never happened. dent, and calling him back See BULLIES, B3 Star Tribune and defend my stance: I like a s cold temperatures little sugar in my cornbread. settle in, and along with But in truth, I believe there is it cravings for comfort room in this world for all the CORKSCREW CHRONICLES A cornbreads.” food, we can safely declare it chili season. And so in her book she offers Some people spend years a game plan for cornbread lov- cultivating the perfect chili rec- ers of all stripes. Want a great Old wines can be serendipitous ipe, but I recycle the same one cornbread recipe? Check. In every time. In my kitchen, chili the mood for something new? ou might sometime be the recip- light and diffuse. Would have been bet- is just a vehicle for cornbread. Try cornbread madeleines, frit- ient of orphaned bottles from ter eight years ago. I grew up with the small ters or bread pudding. Really, Yunusual circumstances. They Shafer “Firebreak” 1996 (Napa) — blue-and-white box of Jiffy anything goes. And if you’re appear when relatives pass away, some From a top Napa winery, this is a blend mix as a cornbread barometer. not in the mood to bake at all? are gifts to non-wine drinkers that end of Sangiovese and Cabernet Sauvignon Fields offers more than a dozen It was fine, but wasn’t going up in your possession, or you may be produced in the vintages from 1991- ways to doctor up a box of Jiffy to change the world. It wasn’t approached by someone who just wants 2003. In excellent shape with bright, cornbread mix. to get rid of them. until I started traveling and Gary Twining ripe red cherry and spice notes, hints of Fact: Not all wines get better with tasting more that I realized A humble beginning earth and its finish tinged with cedar. extended aging. There are a very small cornbread could be so much Lovely wine. One of the few bottles here more — and, that when it If it seems Jiffy cornbread percentage of wines that will actually Sediment will appear as a deposit on meant to be aged. comes to cornbread, people has been around for as long as improve and survive more than a year in the underside of the horizontal bottle. Oremus Tokaj 4 Puttonos 1996 (Hun- have strong opinions. you can remember, it’s because the cellar. Gently pull the cork and pour the wine There are purists (no chile it has. It first appeared on So, you come by a few bottles of older slowly into a clean decanter using a gary) — A fairly sweet dessert wine from peppers or green onions), the shelves in 1930 and, according wines, for whatever reason. Here is the light to stop pouring when sediment the noble Tokaji grape. Oremus was adventurous (throw in every- to its website, was the first pre- best way to approach this situation: approaches the bottle neck. the first winery in the region founded thing and anything) and some- pared mix sold to the public. Store the bottles on their sides (hori- I have found for old, brittle corks that in 1631. Showing scents and flavors of where in between is the cau- Its purpose: to make a cheap, zontal) and let them rest for a few days. an “Ah-So” cork remover compresses dried apricot, orange liqueur and maple tious (a little cheese might be simple mix that would give Reds will need time to let any sediment and makes extraction much simpler. syrup, its sweetness drying out with evi- OK). Some like it sweet, others cooks consistent results. Jiffy (color and astringency) settle out. Keep Here are some bottles a family mem- dent oxidation. Still drinkable, though think adding sugar is sacrilege. hasn’t strayed from its original them at temperatures between 50 and ber recently gave to me, since they don’t past its prime by several years. That’s something chef Kelly mission: A box still costs just 50 70 degrees Fahrenheit, out of the sun drink wine: There were other whites of varying cents, and it turns out the same Fields, author of the fabulous and some place they won’t be disturbed. Charles Heidsieck Brut Reserve quality from 2002 to 2005 vintages, all every time. “The Good Book of Southern Often you can see through the white Champagne (France) — Founded in of which had extensive oxidation. In “Growing up, boxed corn- Baking” and owner of Willa wine bottles the indication of oxidation 1851, a top Champagne house. Quite their day they would have been very bread was all I knew,” Fields by dark or brown hues. If the wine is dark and had lost the majority of its Jean’s bakery and restaurant in enjoyable, but with excessive cellar time told Epicurious. “If someone quite brown, the wine is probably gone. effervescence. Still very fresh nose from New Orleans, knows all about. became undrinkable. “Some folks believe that is looking for a quick and However, always open any bottle and its low pH and high acidity, just a hint So, one exceptional bottle and several cornbread is just cake if you economical way to feed them- give it time to show its character, as it of oxidation. Drinkable. Similar to a that were drinkable, though sadly most add sugar to it,” she said in her selves and their families, I might come around after airing. I give rich, cool climate white, though better were past their prime. cookbook, which heralds the think it’s a great option. It’s also the bottle at least half an hour before opened five years ago. revival of biscuits, cake and a fun, easy way to experiment giving up so it has time to show its Hawk Crest Cabernet Sauvignon Enjoying and aging wines takes some cornbread. “Folks in the South with baking and build some potential. 1999 (California) — Usually a pleasant experience. Please feel free to email me are real serious about their baking confidence by altering The sediment in a red wine can be and well-made, fruit-forward Caber- with questions/information on bottles position on this. I can tell you the mix.” observed with a powerful flashlight by net from grapes sourced in lower Lake that end up in your possession. So Fields encourages just that I’ve debated it a hundred looking through the top of the bottle County, for near-term consumption. The Gary Twining is a certified wine educator who times over (and often with that in her book. with the light shining perpendicu- wine was still alive but simply smelled worked 34 years in the wholesale fine wine industry. the same folks over and over See COMFORT, B2 larly through the bottom of the bottle. like diluted red wine. Flavors were very Email him at [email protected].

cyan B1 magenta B1 yellow B1 black B1 B2 Tuesday, February 2, 2021 ACCENT The Gazette Stay comfortably warm with pot au feu JeanMarie Brownson 2 to 4 thickly sliced strips smoky Add 3 quarts cold water. (It should Chicago Tribune bacon, optional cover everything by an inch.) Add seasonings of choice: bay leaves, n January, I dream of warmth. 6 cloves garlic, peeled thyme and tarragon OR the star anise Sunning on the beach in Tulum, 1 medium onion, peeled and cinnamon. Mexico, a stroll through the 1 large carrot, trimmed, roughly I chopped 2. Heat to a boil; reduce heat to low. Rosedal garden in Buenos Aires, sit- ting by the waterfront in Key West. 1 rib celery, roughly chopped Simmer, partly covered, 30 minutes. This year, I’ll make my own heat 3 slices fresh ginger, about the size of Skim off any foam from the surface. by lighting the fireplace, wrapping a quarter 3. After 30 minutes, use tongs to myself in soft wool and simmering 1 cup dry white vermouth or dry white transfer sausages and chicken to something rich on the stove. wine OR unsweetened rice wine a covered container. Refrigerate Working at home yields time to Seasoning options: covered. Continue cooking the beef tinker over a simmering vessel. I’m 4 bay leaves, 4 sprigs fresh thyme and and bacon in the liquid, stirring thinking of the classic French pot 1 teaspoon dried tarragon or occasionally, until beef is fork-tender, 2 to 2 1/2 more hours. (Recipe can au feu — a boiled dinner of beef, 3 pieces star anise and 2-inch piece be prepared to this point up to 2 chicken, sausage and vegetables. The cinnamon stick days in advance; refrigerate covered, For the final platter: time investment yields a super-rich, then heat to continue.) meaty broth and tender proteins. 8 to 12 long baby carrots (8 ounces), All boiled dinners, such as, along peeled, trimmed, OR 6 medium carrots, 4. Add carrots, turnips, pearl onions, lima beans and 2 teaspoons salt with pot au feu, corned beef and peeled, halved lengthwise ABEL URIBE / CHICAGO TRIBUNE to the simmering pot with the beef. cabbage, scale up and down easily. I 3 small turnips, peeled, cut into 1/2- Pot au feu (boiled meats dinner) is a french meal to help keep warm Simmer until carrots and onions are make enough to have planned left- during the cold winter. inch thick wedges or a 10-ounce chunk fork-tender, about 20 minutes. Return overs. The boiled beef and chicken of daikon radish, peeled, halved, thickly reserved chicken and sausages (or make great warm sandwiches. Left- of good bread. Then, a platter of rice noodles, a splash of fish sauce, sliced the fully cooked sausages if you over broth (which freezes well) wel- the cooked meats and vegetables hot sauce and fresh lime. Garnish 1/2 of a 12-ounce bag frozen pearl are using them) to the pot and heat comes the additions of rice or pasta to enjoy with condiments such as with minced green chile, plenty of onions or 8 ounces fresh pearl onions, through, about 10 minutes. Taste and for a hearty soup and can become pickles, mustard and garlicky may- green onion slices and fresh cilantro peeled adjust seasonings with salt. the base of a pot of risotto. onnaise. The ultimate warm comfort leaves. A squeeze of lime brightens 1 cup frozen lima beans or shelled 5. To serve, use tongs to transfer The recipe here easily makes eight meal. all the flavors. edamame beef, bacon, chicken and sausages servings (you can halve the recipe The simmering pot reminds me of Perfect food after a brisk walk in Salt to a cutting board or platter; keep if you like; cooking time will be pho — that hearty, highly seasoned the woods. Proof that January can be Chopped fresh parsley or cilantro warm. Strain the broth into a about the same). It takes little time Vietnamese rice noodle broth bowl. warm, after all. Accompaniments: clean pan; reheat it and season to assemble as there is no browning It’s easy to steer the pot au feu in that Grainy, sharp mustard with salt. Serve broth in warm before the simmer. You can choose bowls accompanied by buttered direction by adding star anise (for SLOW-SIMMERED POT AU FEU Prepared horseradish from beef shank (rich and tender), TWO WAYS Mayonnaise or garlic aioli bread. Thinly slice the meats and chuck roast (flavorful and easy to a bit of licorice flavor), the warmth sprinkle lightly with salt. Sprinkle of cinnamon and a sprightly hint For the simmer and the broth: Small pickles find) or lean brisket. I like bone-in, Sliced and buttered sourdough or everything with parsley. Serve of fresh ginger. Turns out, all these 2 to 3 pounds beef shanks or bone-in meats and vegetables with the skin-on chicken thighs for their fla- French bread vor and moisture retention. If you ingredients permeate the meats in a beef chuck roast or lean brisket accompaniments. beautiful way, too. 4 fresh (uncooked) Polish sausages like a hint of smokiness, add a chunk 1. For the simmering and broth, put Prep: 25 minutes To make a speedy bowl of soup or bratwursts, 1 to 1 1/4 pounds, OR of bacon. Fresh sausage, likewise, the beef, fresh sausages (not the Cook: 3 1/2 hours (largely reminiscent of the warmth and 12 ounces fully-cooked andouille or adds flavor. fully cooked sausages), chicken, unattended) I serve the one-pot meal in two flavors of pho, simply slice up the chicken chorizo sausages bacon, garlic, onion, carrot, celery, Makes: 8 servings and 3 quarts broth courses as they do in France. First, a cooked proteins and vegetables, add 4 to 6 skin-on, bone-in chicken thighs ginger and vermouth or wine into cup of that rich broth with a chunk them back to the broth with soaked or drumsticks, 1 1/4 pounds total a large soup pot or Dutch oven. See POT AU FEU, B3

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1 cup shredded Mexican blend cheese on the side.) on the baking sheets, leaving room 1/2-inch pieces NACHOS 1/3 (to 1/2) cup canned black (or pinto) Makes: 4 servings between potato slices. 1 cup frozen corn beans, drained and rinsed 1 cup your favorite BBQ sauce From B1 SOURCE: www.allrecipes.com 4. Bake until fork tender, about 20 to ¼ cup each: diced tomatoes, sliced 25 minutes. ½ cup shredded Mexican blend cheese Quick and easy green onions ROASTED POTATO NACHOS 5. Thaw frozen spinach in the (cheddar and Monterey Jack cheeses) Potato nachos are a simple sheet ¼ cup sliced black olives, optional microwave. Drain in a mesh strainer, 2 pounds mini red potatoes, unpeeled, pan supper. They’re easy to make 3 tablespoons canned chopped green pressing out all the liquid. You don’t 1. Preheat oven to 450 degrees. scrubbed and cut into ¼-inch slices and fun to eat. It’s perfect for a Super chiles, optional want any remaining liquid. Set aside. 2. Toss potato wedges with olive 1 ½ tablespoon olive oil Bowl Sunday supper or any supper Other delicious toppings: 6. Combine potatoes onto one oil and salt in a large bowl. Spread when you want something fun and ½ pound cooked lean ground beef ½ teaspoon salt baking sheet so there is not room potatoes in a single layer onto a delicious to eat. (or ground turkey) or diced chicken ½ teaspoon paprika, optional between potatoes. 15x10x1-inch rimmed baking sheet Here are three ways to make breast, cooked with about ½ packet Toppings: 7. Use a large (18x13-inch) rimmed pan. Bake until golden brown, about quick oven-roasted potato nachos. taco seasoning (I use McCormick 1 cup canned black (or pinto) beans, baking sheet. Top potatoes with 25 to 30 minutes. Adding cooked ground beef (or brand seasoning) drained and rinsed beans, spinach, salsa and cheese. 3. Meanwhile, cook ground beef in a ground turkey) or cooked chicken ½ cup corn 2 cups frozen spinach, thawed and If using jalapeño pepper, add it now. skillet with bell pepper, breaking up atop the nachos adds more protein. ½ avocado, diced drained very well in a mesh strainer Bake topped nachos until cheese meat into crumbles. This changes it from a snack to a 2/3 cup salsa melts, about 10 minutes. Top with 4. Drain off fat. Stir in corn and BBQ your choice of additional toppings, complete meal. Feel free to add or 1. Preheat oven to 425 degrees. 1 cup shredded Mexican blend cheese sauce. such as avocado, and serve subtract toppings to make your own Additional toppings: 2. In a large bowl, combine potato immediately. 5. Serve meat mixture over personalized version. wedges with oil, taco seasoning and Sliced jalapeño pepper oven-roasted potatoes. Sprinkle Makes: 6 servings garlic powder. Diced avocado hot mixture with cheese. Serve QUICK POTATO NACHOS SOURCE: www.karalydon.com 3. Toss to coat evenly. Spread potato Diced red onion or scallions immediately. 1 ½ pounds Russet potatoes, wedges in a single layer on a large Cilantro Nutrition note: Add 1 cup of drained scrubbed, unpeeled and cut into baking sheet. Be sure not to crowd Greek yogurt or low-fat sour cream CHEESY BBQ BEEF and rinsed black or pinto beans to ½-inch wedges or new red skin potatoes together. Bake until crisp AND OVEN FRIES ground beef mixture to increase potatoes, unpeeled and cut into 1/4- and brown, about 25 to 30 minutes. 1. Preheat oven to 400 degrees. 4 small baking potatoes (about 1 ¼ fiber. (May reduce beef to ¾ pound inch slices (sweet potatoes, a healthier 4. Top hot potatoes with cheese and Line 2 rimmed baking sheets with pound), cut lengthwise into ½-inch of meat.) choice, are also delicious!) desired toppings (except avocado). parchment paper. wedges Makes: 4 servings. 1 ½ tablespoons olive oil 5. (I return potatoes to oven for five 2. In a large bowl, toss sliced 2 teaspoons extra-virgin olive oil SOURCE: Council for Women’s 1 teaspoon taco seasoning minutes to melt cheese. Then, if potatoes with oil, salt and paprika ¼ to ½ teaspoon salt Nutrition Solutions and the National ½ teaspoon garlic powder using, top with diced avocado or until evenly coated. 1 pound lean ground beef Cattleman’s Beef Association with Suggested toppings: serve sliced avocado or guacamole 3. Spread potatoes in a single layer 1 red or green bell pepper, cut into modification by Phyllis Molnar

cyan B2 magenta B2 yellow B2 black B2 The Gazette ACCENT Tuesday, February 2, 2021 B3 soldier tried to start some- BULLIES thing with him once. Another Pork pot stickers with soy-garlic From B1 private, a Baptist preacher’s son from Georgia, walked up By war’s end, when Allied to the man and just uttered troops broke through and “outside.” dipping sauce is packed with flavor moved into Europe to liberate “He came back in and said the concentration camps, Gretchen McKay ‘We have just stopped that my friend was sent along to Pittsburgh Post-Gazette problem. If anyone else wants speak to the newly freed pris- to know how we did it, just try hate dumplings,” said no one, ever. oners. it,’” he said. Pierogies, ravioli, wontons — we all “They sent out anyone who “I They remained lifelong love plump and tender dough pockets was Jewish, who could talk a friends. The burly Georgia stuffed with juicy, flavorful fillings. little Yiddish or Hebrew. But I man had never learned to Which is why when my freezer suddenly couldn’t take what I was see- read and write, and the Jew- went on the fritz, and I had to very quickly ing,” he said. decide what to do with all the half-frozen He left the volunteer ish Ohioan kept his secret meat and bags of vegetables suddenly on assignment after a week. and taught him on the sly. my kitchen counter, pot stickers immedi- “I had a hard time getting Last month, those who came for blood at the U.S. ately came to mind. over it. A long time,” he said. Capitol were seen carrying A toothsome marriage of crispy (on the He never spoke of it to his Confederate flags and one outside) and tender (on the inside), pot sons, or his wife. Or anyone. man was photographed in stickers can be filled with just about any- Some things are too terrible a “Camp Auschwitz” sweat- thing. They’re also easy to make, requiring to be borne. Some things you shirt. At a Proud Boys rally in just a frying pan and tight-fitting lid to first bury, as deep as you can, and December, some were seen fry and then steam the dumplings, which sow the ground with salt. wearing shirts bearing the also are known as gyoza in Japanese cuisine. My friend stayed active in veterans and Jewish groups logo “6MWE” — “six million Best of all they’re fun to eat. Or should we weren’t enough.” Several pro- say gobble because that’s how they usually until he died last year at the age of 94. The last time testers outside the Supreme go down in just one or two bites after a we talked, he was taking an Court in October carried quick dunk in a soy sauce-based dipping online college class, just “try- signs against circumcision sauce. ing to keep my mind sharp.” — a religious practice among Homemade wrappers are incredibly easy And he never forgot what Jews. to make with just flour and water, a rolling hatred can do, what can start Hate crimes against Jews pin and nimble fingers; easier still is stuff- as a word and end in whole- rose another 14 percent in ing the filling into commercially prepared sale slaughter. 2019, according to the FBI, dumpling skins or wonton wrappers. This “I think I’m getting ready accounting for 62 percent of recipe features a succulent pork filling made to start a revolution,” he all crimes based on religion. with ground-up boneless pork chops, fresh joked with me last spring, just That’s an increase of 58 per- ginger, garlic and mixed vegetables. weeks before he died. “I’m cent from the previous two You can find chili oil with crunchy garlic getting older and crabbier.” years, the agency said last fall. — a popular and incredibly addictive Jap- At the time, some Ohio “It is not propaganda’s task anese condiment — at Asian markets like lawmakers had made anti- to be intelligent; its task is to Lotus Foods in the Strip District and also on GRETCHEN MCKAY / PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE Semitic statements about lead to success,” said none Amazon. It’s a bit pricy, but so worth it; you’ll Homemade pot stickers are filled with seasoned ground pork and served opponents. The state had just other than Nazi henchman want to slather it on just about everything. with a garlicky dipping sauce. shut down due to the corona- Joseph Goebbels. virus, and some protesters in I thought of all this last PORK POT STICKERS 2 minutes. (If dough is too sticky, add a little the outer edge until it’s wet all around. Fold Cleveland had shown up with week while remembering a more flour. If it’s too dry, add water by the wrapper in half, and seal the edges. For wrappers signs of blue rats with the genocide we naively think teaspoon.) Wrap dough ball in plastic, and 6. Using your right thumb and index finger, star of David and the slogan 2 1/2 cups all-purpose flour let it rest for at least 30 minutes. was uprooted and stopped 3/4 teaspoon kosher salt start making a pleat about once every 1/4 “beware the real plague.” 80 years ago. 2. Make filling: Place ground pork, garlic, inch on the top part of the wrapper from the 1 cup hot water (between 110 and 120 Growing up on the west I have friends who balk at ginger, green onions, soy sauce and center toward the right. Continue with the degrees) side of Lorain, he was the comparisons drawn between sesame oil in a large bowl, and mix with a left side of the wrapper. only Jewish kid in class until Vegetable oil, for frying fork to combine. Fold in mixed vegetables. the Nazi war machine and 7. Plump the dumpling with your fingers, ninth grade, and “I took my For filling Cover bowl with plastic, and refrigerate anything happening cur- then place on a baking sheet lined with knocks.” He’d hide in a local 1 cup ground pork chops filling until chilled, about 30 minutes. rently. Calling someone “little parchment paper (the bottom will flatten Catholic church. 2 cloves garlic, minced Hitler,” for instance, is just 3. Make dipping sauce: In small bowl, stir slightly, but that’s OK.) Cover the dumplings “I was taught when a bully 1-inch knob fresh ginger, peeled and minced together soy sauce, rice vinegar, sugar, beyond the pale they said. with a damp paper towel while you’re picked on you for whatever scallion and chili oil until well combined; set Until that same newly 1/4 cup finely chopped green onions folding the remaining dumplings so they reason, you pick up a stick aside. don’t dry out. Repeat until you run out of elected Georgia lawmaker 1 tablespoon soy sauce and go after them. And make the filling or wrappers. uttered it. It’s what she calls 1 tablespoon toasted sesame oil 4. Roll out dumpling wrappers: Divide it hurt,” he said. dough into 20 pieces and roll each into the teen shooting survivor 1/2 cup frozen mixed vegetables, thawed 8. Cook pot stickers: Heat 1 or 2 “That philosophy worked. For dipping sauce a ball. 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cyan B4 magenta B4 yellow B4 black B4 In this section: Section Business Page C5 Bowling C Tuesday, The Brunswick February 2, girls cruise past 2021 Twinsburg. S p or t s Page C3 WWW.MEDINA-GAZETTE.COM HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

Medina quarterback Drew Allar Fast-rising prospect Michigan, Penn State, Texas A&M latest to offer Allar Brad Bournival “It’s super ble over the next few months. The Gazette “It’s not really overwhelming,” Allar exciting. If you MEDINA — After national signing day said. “I’m taking it day by day and really comes to an end Wednesday, college foot- would have told just gathering all the information that ball coaches will emphasize the 2022 class. me this going have interest or have offered me. I’m tak- If things go the way they usually do, ing it slow right now. the whirlwind recruiting life of Medina’s into my freshman “It’s super exciting. If you would have Drew Allar will turn into an F5 tornado. or sophomore told me this going into my freshman or The 6-foot-5, 230-pound quarterback sophomore year, I wouldn’t have pictured already has offers from Texas A&M, Mich- year, I wouldn’t have pictured any of this happening. I always wanted to igan, Penn State, Iowa, Iowa State, Ken- any of this happening.” play college football, but it’s hard to pic- tucky, South Florida, Kent State, Miami Medina quarterback Drew Allar ture it because you know how hard it is to (Ohio), Pitt, Princeton, Toledo, Wake For- pique interest in schools. You need a lot of est, Eastern Michigan, Akron, Bowl- nois, Syracuse, Oregon, Michigan State and things to happen, and I’m super thankful RON SCHWANE for it to happen.” / GAZETTE ing Green and Central Michigan. Washington. He has interest from Notre Dame, Illi- The amount of schools likely will dou- See ALLAR, C3

CAVALIERS 100, TIMBERLWOLVES 98 GIRLS BASKETBALL: WADSWORTH 35, STOW 34 Right track Absolute stunner Allen, Sexton Rhoades, Won, Andrews put Grizzlies back in title race carry the load John Urchek The Gazette Rick Noland WADSWORTH — Shorthanded and The Gazette facing long odds, the Wadsworth girls CLEVELAND — It was the basketball team refused to give in. kind of performance that Wadsworth relied on its trademark would have made Jarrett switch-everything man defense to con- Allen’s hair stand up — if it fuse and frustrate Suburban League already didn’t rise six or seven National Conference-leading Stow inches above his 6-foot-11 on Monday night, and senior Steph frame. Andrews knocked down the deciding Starting foul shot with 2.2 seconds left to com- in place of plete a fourth-quarter comeback in a an injured 35-34 upset. Andre Drum- “This was really what I wanted: to get mond, Allen closer to the Suburban League (National finished with Conference champion- 23 points, ship),” Andrews said. 18 rebounds “Stow is our biggest Allen and five rivals, and it feels so blocks Mon- good to beat the (top day night as team) when you’re the the Cavaliers underdogs.” defeated the The Grizzlies (10-6, Minnesota NEXT UP 4-1) finish league play Rhoades Timber- this week against Twins- WHO: wolves 100- Los Angeles burg (2-8, 1-4) and 98 at Rocket Brecksville (3-10, 1-5). Clippers Mortgage Stow (13-2, 4-1) still has at Cleveland FieldHouse. WHEN: Hudson (7-5, 2-2) and “He did 8 p.m. Cuyahoga Falls (9-3, 3-1) every- Wednesday on the docket. The Black thing for us WHERE: Tigers and Nordonia (11- tonight,” Rocket 7, 5-1) meet Wednesday, Cavs point Matheny Mortgage with the winner having a guard Darius FieldHouse chance to factor into the TV/RADIO: Garland said. championship picture as well. Fox Sports Cleveland With the game tied 34-34 after Stow Ohio; WTAM (10-11), senior Lilee Carlson (14 points) knocked 1100-AM; which had down a pair of free throws with 16.9 sec- WQKT lost two 104.5-FM; onds left, Andrews got the ball in the straight and post with the clock ticking down, but WMMS four of its 100.7-FM her first shot was blocked by Bulldogs last five, junior Kristin Chmielewski. Andrews needed to stuck with the play and was fouled by beat the Tim- Chmielewski on a second attempt, and berwolves she made the first of two free throw (5-15) in the attempts with 2.2 seconds left. worst way. The Cavs host Chmielewski’s desperation half-court the powerful Los Angeles inbounds pass sailed through the hands Clippers on Wednesday, the of a teammate and into Wadsworth senior equally powerful Milwaukee Maggie Long’s waiting grasp to set off a cel- Bucks on Friday and Satur- ebration on Dave Sladky Court after Wad- day and then depart on a sworth won its fourth game in a row and five-game West Coast road AARON JOSEFCZYK / GAZETTE snapped Stow’s 12-game winning streak. trip. Wadsworth’s Steph Andrews grabs a rebound against Stow’s Kristin Chmielewski. See GRIZZLIES, C2 See CAVALIERS, C3

GIRLS BASKETBALL: MEDINA 53, BRUNSWICK 43 Digging deep, clamping down Defense, clutch Dwyer 3-pointers help Bees complete rally Brad Bournival a two-point lead at the break and kept that The Gazette lead heading into the fourth quarter before MEDINA — The Medina girls basketball the bottom fell out. team was ice cold and Brunswick couldn’t “We knew that it was going to be a tough miss a shot if the basket was the size of a game because of the last time we played ladybug. them (Brunswick won 53-46 on Jan. 20),” However, the Bees stayed close in the sec- Medina guard Aly Dwyer said. “We knew we had to bring it to them. It was senior night, ond and third quarters Monday to give them- Dwyer Stuart selves a chance in what turned out to be a so we tried to bring all the energy from that 53-43 Greater Cleveland Conference win. 5-for-8 to jump to a seven-point advan- onto the court. “We thought we didn’t play well at all in tage thanks to Samantha Kim (12 points), “The first three quarters, we dug ourselves the first half,” Medina coach Karen Kase who hit three 3-pointers in the first eight some holes, but we kept getting ourselves back said. “In general, we needed to play bet- minutes. out of it. It was just really important to keep ter. We knew that Brunswick always has With starting center Sammy Grabowski moving, keep going forward and celebrate the a chance if it’s close at the end because of missing entirely and standout freshman successes of the team but keep working.” their 3-point shooting and knew we needed forward Journey Hildebrand (21 points) in Dwyer’s 3-pointer from the corner with to buckle down on defense and be smarter foul trouble during the second and third 5:40 left that gave Medina the lead for good. RON SCHWANE / GAZETTE on offense.” quarters, Medina cut the deficit to three or After that, hard work paid off on the defensive Aly Dwyer, left, celebrates with Medina teammate The Bees (10-6, 4-2) missed their first 11 fewer on four occasions. end, where Kase switched from zone to man. Elizabeth Stuart after making a fourth-quarter 3-pointer. shots, while the Blue Devils (9-9, 6-3) went The Blue Devils withstood the run to take See BEES, C2

cyan C1 magenta C1 yellow C1 black C1 C2 Tuesday, February 2, 2021 HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS The Gazette GIRLS BASKETBALL ATHLETES OF THE WEEK Boys basketball Avon Lake rallies to upend Bucks 20 (Brown 8), Norwyane 48. Assists — Chris Gaiter, Buckeye: YORK TWP. — Buckeye cen- Results Cloverleaf 4, Norwayne 18. Records — Senior point guard had seven ter Autumn Meyer led all scor- Girls Cloverleaf (9-6), Norwayne (16-2). Junior points, four rebounds and two Non-league varsity — Norwayne 41, Cloverleaf 22 (C: assists as Bucks defeated ers with 20 points Monday, Norwayne 58, Cloverleaf 22 Karoline Kreider 10). CLOVERLEAF 6 5 7 4 — 22 Lakewood 67-62 in Great Lakes Conference but Avon Lake’s girls basket- NORWAYNE 14 21 10 13 — 58 Avon Lake 40, Buckeye 37 play. ... Began week with seven points and ball team rallied for a 40-37 Cloverleaf — Emma Maliwowski 0-0- AVON LAKE 7 12 11 10 — 40 five rebounds in 52-39 GLC triumph over 0, Tori Smith 2-0-5, Laurell Brown 2-1-5, BUCKEYE 12 9 8 8 — 37 non-league win. Brenna Holliday 1-2-5, Meghan Cavey 0-1- Avon Lake — Hailey Hodge 1-0-3, Marisa Elyria Catholic. ... Among top bench scorers 1, Joy Kindall 2-0-4, McKenna Fast 1-0-2, Summerfield 2-3-7, Emily Yarham 2-0- in Medina County at 7.2 points per game. Courtney Keeler added six Gabby Roll 0-0-0, Stone Foky 0-0-0, Jaclyn 4, Emma Knick 2-0-4, Kiley Boutin 3-3-9, Carske 0-0-0, Cydnei Miller 0-0-0. TOTALS: Courtney Borland 0-0-0, Keely McGinty 3-0- points for the Bucks (4-11), 8-4-22. 8, Cory Kroneker 2-1-5, Keegan Kwiatt 0-0-0. who led 21-19 at halftime. Meyer Keeler Norwayne — Caitlyn DeMassimo 9-2-21, TOTALS: 15-7-40. Andrea Maibach 9-1-19, Olivia Stanley 3-0-8, Buckeye — Courtney Keeler 3-0-6, Erin In another game: Grace Deidrick 2-0-4, Shelby Vaughn 2-0- Demagall 0-0-0, Autumn Meyer 10-0-20, Colts (9-6) scored more than five 4, Allison Morlock 1-0-2, Lacy Hess 0-0-0, Reagan McCourt 1-3-5, Sydney Bell 1-0-2, Girls basketball points in this non-league loss to Annabelle Stanley 0-0-0, Lilly Reiman 0-0-0. Alyssa Sibley 0-0-0, Teagan Windemeyer 0-0- Norwayne 58, Cloverleaf 22 TOTALS: 26-3-58. 0, Alyssa Beckett 2-0-4. TOTALS: 17-3-37. the powerful neighboring Bobcats 3-point goals — Smith, Holliday, Stanley 3-point goals — McGinty 2, Hodge. Tori Smith, Cloverleaf: CRESTON — No player for the (16-2), who led 35-11 at halftime. 2, DeMassimo. Rebounds — Cloverleaf Record — Buckeye (4-11). Junior forward had 12 points and 17 rebounds as Colts defeated Springfield 49-26 in Metro Athletic Conference game. ... Added 13 points and game-high 20 rebounds in 45-41 non-league victory over Ashland. ... Averaging 14.2 points, 12.5 rebounds, 3.4 steals and 1.5 blocks this season.

Wrestling Hunter Yeaples, Black River: Senior 145-pounder went 5-0 with five pins to win South Central Tournament. … Has 11-5 record this season. … Honorable mention All-Gazette last season. … Qualified for districts and finished with 41-8 record last season.

Boys bowling Garrett Viton, Medina: Senior rolled season-high 449 two-game series (237-212) in 2,407-1,928 Greater Cleveland Conference win over Euclid. … Rolled 316 series (161-155) in 2,322-2,205 non-league win over Coventry. … Has 199.4 average. … Average 190.2 as junior.

Girls bowling Jenna Owsiak, Medina: Senior rolled 449 two-game series (237- 212) in 2,556-1,741 Greater Cleveland Conference win over Euclid. … All-Gazette as junior. … Leads Medina County in average (207.7), high game (265), high two- game series (471) and high three-game series (603).

Boys swimming AARON JOSEFCZYK / GAZETTE Sebastian Ghilezan, Brunswick: Sophomore won 100-yard butterfly .Medina’s Shannon Wojciak lays in the ball past Brunswick defenders Samantha Kim and Haley Fink (20). The Blue against Notre Dame Cathedral Devils’ Courtney Goessler looks on. Latin and 200 medley relay, 100 butterfly and 100 backstroke against Padua Franciscan. … Won 100 back against Mentor. We’re not the biggest team in the world, … Has fastest time on team in 200 medley BEES Medina’s Wojciak so when we’re rebounding we have to relay, 50 freestyle, 100 free, 200 free, 500 free, commits to Ohio Dominican make sure we’re in position and doing 100 butterfly, 100 backstroke, 200 free relay From C1 and 400 free relay. Medina senior forward Shannon all the techniques right. Brunswick went 8:34 without a basket Wojciak has committed to Division II Ohio “Medina did a good job of securing Dominican. and only scored three points in the final the rebound when they needed it. It quarter. The Blue Devils shot 1-for-12, The three-year varsity player entered Girls swimming a Greater Cleveland Conference game felt like every one was a big point. They with Hildebrand hitting the only bucket Monday against Brunswick averaging 8.5 have three really talented bigs who use with 1:26 remaining. points. Maddy Lutzko, Highland: their body well to position themselves Senior won 11-dive competition “Hailey Tripp turned it up, for sure,” Ohio Dominican began the week 9-3 in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference. to get those second-chance points.” at Medina with 417.05 points. Kase said. “(Elizabeth Stuart) did a bet- …. Miami (Ohio) signee. … Finished third ter job on Kim. I didn’t know she held Contact Brad Bournival at [email protected]. at state last season. … Two-time state There was plenty to be happy about, qualifier. … Holds six- and 11-dive school her to zero points (in the second half), Medina 53, Brunswick 43 records. … Was 2010-19 All-Decade but she did way better staying closer to with Stuart (14 points, 7 rebounds), representative. BRUNSWICK 15 11 14 3 — 43 her. Wojciak (6, 7), Sarah McKee (5, 8) and MEDINA 8 16 14 15 — 53 Tripp (6, 8) making sure it was one- Brunswick — Haley Fink 2-0-4, Courtney Goessler 0-0-0, “They got one shot, and we got the Journey Hildebrand 5-6-21, Samantha Kim 4-0-12, Jordyn and-done for the Blue Devils. Wickes 2-2-6, Faith Vlcek 0-0-0, Kennedy Reynolds 0-0-0. rebound and we were ready to go. In the TOTALS: 13-8-43. first half, it was the other way around. While Brunswick had four players Medina — Elizabeth Stuart 4-4-14, Shannon Wojciak 3-0-6, Sarah McKee 1-3-5, Aly Dwyer 3-2-10, Regan Todia 1-1-4, Rebounding was big, and I got on them with six or more boards, the second Hailey Tripp 2-1-6, Leora Owings 2-0-4, Mylie Roberts 1-0-2, Gymnastics Kate Bobey 0-0-0, Audrey Kotick 0-0-0, Maddie Rath 0-0-0, because we sucked at rebounding half belonged to Medina on the glass. Ella Silvis 1-0-2. TOTALS: 18-11-53. 3-point goals — Hildebrand 5, Kim 4, Dwyer 2, Stuart 2 Jensen Heppner, Wadsworth: against Strongsville. It was a focal point “I think that was the key in the game,” Todia, Tripp. Rebounds — Brunswick 31 (Goessler 8), Medina Junior won four events as even though we only had a day in-be- Brunswick coach Anthony Ocacio said. 41 (McKee 8, Tripp 8). Assists — Brunswick 12 (Goessler undefeated Grizzlies scored 5), Medina 12 (McKee 3). Records — Brunswick (9-9, 6-3), school-record 139.45 points in NEGC tween, but that makes me happy.” “It was the second-chance baskets. Medina (10-6, 4-2). Junior varsity — No game. victory over Cloverleaf. … Earned 36.05 in all-around, 9.3 on floor exercise, 9.25 on vault and 9.1 on uneven parallel bars. … Finished 17th on vault at 2020 state meet. GRIZZLIES Wadsworth 35, Stow 34 … Two-time All-Gazette selection. STOW 9 5 15 5 — 34 From C1 WADSWORTH 9 8 7 11 — 35 Stow — Lilee Carlson 3-8-14, Bella Adams 2-1-5, Kristin Chmielewski 4-0- “The way we pulled 10, Anna Hurst 0-0-0, Ellie McCoy 1-0-3, Krista McDowell 1-0-2, Faith Kyer 0-0-0. together in the fourth quar- TOTALS: 11-9-34. ter as a group with different Wadsworth — Macie Roberts 1-0-2, BOYS BASKETBALL: COUNTY LEADERS Ciena Matheny 3-0-7, Steph Andrews players stepping up at differ- 2-4-8, Maggie Long 3-1-7, Ky’Sonna PLAYER GP FG 3P FT PTS AVG PLAYER GP FG 3P FT PTS AVG Won 1-4-6, Rebecca LoGuidice 0-0-0, Massey (Bru) 15 116 67 52 351 23.4 Winston (H) 16 38 9 33 118 7.4 ent times makes that one of Emily Rhoades 1-1-3, Ellie Zuro 0-0-0, Tripp (M) 13 121 13 32 287 22.1 Jackson (M) 13 36 12 11 95 7.3 Celia Lambert 0-2-2, Jessie Crookston Barnett (Bru) 15 124 23 57 328 21.9 Gaiter (Buc) 12 33 12 9 87 7.3 the best wins that I have been 0-0-0. TOTALS: 11-12-35. Flood (Buc) 12 73 35 46 227 18.9 Cruz (Bru) 15 37 27 5 106 7.1 a part of under those circum- 3-point goals — Chmielewski 2, Callaghan (W) 15 77 32 40 226 15.1 Clifford (BR) 12 32 10 8 82 6.8 McCoy, Matheny. Rebounds — Stow 29 Hoynes (H) 15 43 2 13 101 6.7 (Chmielewski 9), Wadsworth 21 (Andrews, Miller (Buc) 12 57 18 40 172 14.3 stances,” Wadsworth coach Long 6). Stow 4 (McCoy Geschke (M) 13 28 18 11 87 6.7 Assists — Huttner (H) 16 87 38 15 227 14.2 2), Wadsworth 3 (Won 2). Records — H-Powell (BR) 12 63 20 17 163 13.6 Kray (BR) 12 27 18 3 75 6.3 Andrew Booth said. Wadsworth (10-6, 4-1), Stow (13-2, 4-1). Trampush (C) 8 35 10 19 99 12.4 Eyssen (Bru) 15 37 5 14 93 6.2 Junior varsity — Stow 30, Wadsworth 22. Beech (M) 12 26 13 4 69 5.8 The Grizzlies began the Riley (C) 8 35 5 19 94 11.8 Madigan (W) 15 22 14 26 84 5.6 Sams (W) 15 64 14 24 166 11.1 game down freshman guard Risher (W) 11 22 11 3 58 5.3 Howard (M) 13 63 0 18 144 11.1 Bambrick (Buc) 12 19 4 20 62 5.2 Brooke Baughman, who to an injury in the first half, Forbes (C) 6 27 0 9 63 10.5 Pavlovicz (C) 7 13 6 4 36 5.1 leaving Booth to mix and Simmons (W) 14 52 15 22 141 10.1 Hensley (M) 13 22 15 1 60 4.6 injured her knee in Saturday’s Newton (C) 8 30 5 11 76 9.5 Filips (H) 11 19 4 7 49 4.5 win over North Royalton, and match players to execute the D. Jeske (BR) 12 45 0 21 111 9.3 Hammond (M) 13 22 14 0 58 4.5 Bosley (W) 15 45 14 33 137 9.1 Levandowski (H) 16 23 8 17 71 4.4 junior power forward Regan game plan. P. Jeske (BR) 12 38 5 17 98 8.2 Hamilton (C) 7 13 3 1 30 4.3 “We were locked in, and Lees (H) 16 49 14 18 130 8.1 O’Neal (BR) 9 14 2 10 38 4.2 Simpson. 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cyan C2 magenta C2 yellow C2 black C2 The Gazette SPORTS Tuesday, February 2, 2021 C3 COMMENTARY BOWLING Spurio, Duck propel Devils OAKWOOD — The Bruns- wick girls bowling team pulled away Monday with an 1,880-1,424 non-league over Twinsburg. The Blue Devils had solid showings from Madelyn Spu- rio (379, 166-213) and Makayla Duck (350, 171-179). Emily Spurio Tucker Horman (282, 143-139) also (9-6, 8-6) were paced by Ben paced the Blue Devils (5-3) at Herman (393, 213-183), Zach Roseland Lanes. Shell (363, 169-194) and Matthew Baumiller (350, 186-164) in In other games: this NSC game at Strikeout Lanes. The junior varsity rolled Buckeye 1,889, Lorain 1,253 unopposed and was led by Zach WELLINGTON — The Bucks Mihok (311, 186-125). (9-6, 9-5) had solid efforts from Taylor Radon (359, 180-179), Brunswick 2,286, AP FILE Mackenzie Brunner (333, 181- Twinsburg 2,126 152), Lexie Anzevino (319, 154- The Indians signed outfielder Eddie Rosario last week. OAKWOOD — The Blue Devils 165) and Bella Anzevino (300, (9-3) were led by Jordan Tucker 162-138) at Strikeout Lanes in this (452, 204-248) in non-league North Shore Conference tilt. The action at Roseland Lanes. Blake junior varsity rolled unopposed. Schumacher (361, 152-209) and Autumn Springston (294, 161-133) Alex Brooks (326, 145-181) also Nickel-and-dime masters led the way. had good performances. The junior varsity won 1,664-1,438 Signing Rosario was a shrewd move for Indians after Lindor trade Boys behind Ryan Bentkowski (322, 168-154). irst came the purge (Francisco Lindor, cially the fact that the Indians can’t afford Buckeye 2,094, Lorain 2,011 Carlos Carrasco, Carlos Santana, Brad elite, big-ticket free agent outfielders, and WELLINGTON — The Bucks — Brad Bournival FHand, Cesar Hernandez). their farm system hasn’t produced an Then came the dirge (“The Dolans are elite-hitting outfielder since Manny Ramirez cheap” ... “The Dolans don’t care about win- over a quarter of a century ago, one year BOWLING: COUNTY LEADERS ning” ... “The outfield’s a joke” ... “Are they of Rosario at $8 million looks like the best BOYS Rae Ann Hlavaty (Clo) 242, Madelyn Spurio going to sign anyone?” ... “They’ll be lucky to Band-Aid on the block. Game: Jordan Tucker (Bru) 300, Kyle (Bru) 241, Makayla Duck (Bru) 236, Lillie Dunne (H) 278, Alex Brooks (Bru) 277, Wacker (Buc) 232, Natasha Messmore finish ahead of the Tigers”). im ngraham The best signings aren’t always the big- Dylan Esterle (H) 277, Jake Bartoul (Bru) (Clo) 223, Casey Hagenbaugh (Wad) 203, J I 268, Brian Musser (H) 267, Zach Lewis Amanda Mycek (BR) 202, Ashley Mullaly Now comes the surge (Cesar Hernandez, gest signings, especially when talking about (Med) 267, Ricky Metz (Med) 258, Blake (Bru) 202, Taylor Radon (Buc) 201, Bella Eddie Rosario ... so far). were hit or had by any Indians player not the Indians, whose days of even dreaming Schumacher (Bru) 248, Ben Herman (Buc) Anzevino (Buc) 201, Nina Bowman (Bru) 247. 200. named Jose Ramirez. In his six years with Two-game series: Jenna Owsiak (Med) Every offseason is a Threepenny Opera about an elite free agent outfielder have Two-game series: Jordan Tucker (Bru) 471, Mikayla Craig (Bru) 439, Delayna the Twins, the left-handed-hitting Rosario long since passed. Rosario is about as good 527, Zach Lewis (Med) 492, Dylan Esterle Harvey (Clo) 428, Rae Ann Hlavaty (Clo) for the Indians, but you can’t fully or fairly (H) 479, Kyle Dunne (H) 470, Garrett Viton 428, Lillie Wacker (BR) 421, Makayla Duck judge the production until opening night, has made Progressive Field his personal as the Indians were likely to do in filling a (Med) 449, Alex Brooks (Bru) 446, Jake (Bru) 416, Madelyn Spurio (Bru) 415, Taylor Bartoul (Bru) 443, Brian Musser (H) 440, Radon (Buc) 391, Amanda Mycek (BR) 391, plus the following six months. playpen. position of critical need, so they did it. Blake Schumacher (Bru) 437, Bradley Casey Hagenbaugh (Wad) 381. Triplett (Wad) 429. Three-game series: Jenna Owsiak Impatient critics have been panning this For his career, Jose Ramirez has averaged It also significantly removes a proven run Three-game series: Zach Lewis (Med) (Med) 603, Casey Hagenbaugh (Wad) 732, Dylan Esterle (H) 716, Jordan Tucker 565, Mikayla Craig (Bru) 555, Natasha Indians’ offseason with almost gleeful mor- one home run every 26.6 at-bats at Pro- producer from the lineup of the division-ri- (Bru) 685, Kyle Dunne (H) 673, Ricky Metz Messmore (Clo) 547, Madelyn Spurio (Bru) gressive Field. Francisco Lindor: one every val Twins. Over the last three full major (Med) 668, Alex Brooks (Bru) 661, Ben 539, Kirstyn Martin (Wad) 533, Makayla bidity — and rightly so — as one star after Herman (Buc) 656, Matthew Baumiller Duck (Bru) 524, Delayna Harvey (Clo) 497, another departed. It’s been a roster-scorch- 22.9. Rosario: one every 15.4. Career batting league seasons, Rosario hit .284 and aver- (Buc) 626, Garrett Viton (Med) 621, Bradley Rae Ann Hlavaty (Clo) 497, Ashley Hamrick Triplett (Wad) 615. (Wad) 475. ing winter by an economically discreet-to- averages at Progressive Field: Ramirez .291, aged 28 home runs and 88 RBIs. Average: Dylan Esterle (H) 217.8, Zach Average: Jenna Owsiak (Med) 207.7, Lewis (Med) 210.6, Kyle Dunne (H) 206.7, Delayna Harvey (Clo) 184.0, Lillie a-fault team desperately in need of a good Lindor .306, Rosario .353. At the start of last week, the Indians had Garrett Viton (Med) 199.4, Ricky Metz (Med) Wacker (BR) 177.8, Madelyn Spurio (Bru) 187.9, Ben Herman (Buc) 187.0, Bradley 172.0, Mikayla Craig (Bru) 168.0, Casey week. With runners in scoring position last year: no obvious starting left fielder on their ros- Triplett (Wad) 187.0, Nate Swindell (Med) Hagenbaugh (Wad) 168.0, Makayla Duck Lindor hit .167, Ramirez .345, Rosario .353. ter. Now they do — a productive one. 185.7, Chase Gordon (Med) 184.4, Zach (Bru) 165.0, Natasha Messmore (Clo) 160.0, Last week, the Indians finally had one. Shell (Buc) 182.0. Taylor Radon (Buc) 160.0, Rae Ann Hlavaty Two transactions. They were more stop- In 170 career at-bats at Progressive Field, They also had no obvious starting second (Clo) 159.0, Bella Anzevino (Buc) 155.0, GIRLS Kirstyn Martin (Wad) 155.0. the-bleeding than swing-for-the-fences Rosario has a .353 batting average, .379 baseman. Game: Jenna Owsiak (Med) 265, Mikayla Note: All statistics based on information Craig (Bru) 249, Delayna Harvey (Clo) 242, from Medina County coaches. type moves, but the business done is how on-base percentage, .653 slugging percent- Now they do. the Indians do business, with no apologies age and 1.031 OPS. Rosario also hits good He’s the very underrated and switch-hit- offered to their customers on a take-it-or- pitching. In Shane Bieber’s career, opposing ting Cesar Hernandez, who last year hit .283, leave-it basis. hitters have a .235 batting average, .278 led the American League with 20 doubles WRESTLING: COUNTY RECORDS As everyone knows, the Indians don’t bro- on-base percentage, .392 slugging percent- and won a Gold Glove. Hernandez’s sal- 106 Trevor Badiu (Buckeye) 26-2 (.929) Jaxon Joy (Wadsworth) 22-2 (.917) Brandon Rollin (Black River) 13-1 (.929) ker in mic-drop moments. Theirs is a more age and .670 OPS. ary last year was $6.2 million. He filed for Ayden Boucher (Highland) 11-1 (.917) Cameron Arthur (Cloverleaf) 11-4 (.733) In his career against Bieber, Rosario has a free agency after the season but has now Colyn Limbert (Buckeye) 27-3 (.900) Logan Scandlon (Wadsworth) 17-7 (.708) nuanced, incremental approach to team Jayson Knapp (Buckeye) 12-2 (.857) Blaine Chrisman (Medina) 14-10 (.583) building and, it must be said, they are very .280 batting average, .333 on base percent- returned to the Indians on a one-year, $5 Joe Dennis (Black River) 11-2 (.846) Kyle Austin (Brunswick) 5-10 (.333) million deal, with a $6 million club option Sean Barker (Cloverleaf) 13-4 (.765) 160 good at it. They are world-class tinkerers. age, .640 slugging percentage and .973 OPS. Hunter Moore (Brunswick) 8-7 (.533) Anthony Monachino (Brunswick) 11-1 (.917) WAR in 2020: Lindor 1.1, Rosario 1.1, for next year. Gage Kole (Medina) 4-23 (.148) William Scavuzzo (Highland) 10-2 (.833) So while the St. Louis Cardinals agreed to 113 Brandon Hayner (Buckeye) 19-12 (.613) send a handful of lower-level minor league Ramirez 2.4. After reeling in two modestly priced but Mason Brugh (Wadsworth) 20-0 (1.000) Austin Peterson (Cloverleaf) 10-7 (.588) desperately needed hitters — both fill gap- Logan Cravatas (Buckeye) 30-1 (.968) Ryan Steppenbacher (Buckeye) 6-6 (.500) prospects to the Colorado Rockies for all- Rosario played all three outfield positions Tanner Tecco (Buckeye) 14-3 (.824) Colton Crabiel (Medina) 14-16 (.467) world third baseman Nolan Arenado and in his six years with the Twins, but he was ing holes in their lineup — nobody in the Kane Surrarrer (Cloverleaf) 13-4 (.765) Thomas Shondel (Highland) 5-9 (.357) Vinny Skiba (Brunswick) 8-7 (.533) Kenny Boggs (Black River) 0-2 (.000) $50 million, the Indians were quietly agree- mainly used as a left fielder. Last year, he executive offices at Progressive Field threw Joey Zywiec (Highland) 9-13 (.409) 170 open a window and, facing west, shouted, 120 Derek Fields (Brunswick) 6-0 (1.000) ing to a one-year, $8 million contract (pend- hit .257 with a .316 on base percentage, .476 Joey Vazsonyi (Highland) 17-3 (.850) Logan Messer (Wadsworth) 23-1 (.958) ing a physical) with free agent outfielder slugging percentage and .792 OPS. “Your move, Dodgers!” Garren Leffel (Cloverleaf) 14-3 (.824) Dillon Badiu (Buckeye) 28-4 (.875) But these are quintessential Cleveland Owen Tarnai (Brunswick) 11-4 (.733) Matt Hamula (Medina) 24-7 (.774) Eddie Rosario. All Indians left fielders combined hit .170, Kaden Mellon (Wadsworth) 11-10 (.524) Tyler Haney (Highland) 12-8 (.600) Indians moves — quiet, conservative — that Bryce Russell (Medina) 6-8 (.429) Cooper McKean (Black River) 5-10 (.333) Don’t yawn on this one. with four home runs, 17 RBIs, .261 on-base Nick Brunst (Buckeye) 9-23 (.391) Xavier Watts (Cloverleaf) 3-13 (.188) In a pandemic-shortened season percentage, .268 slugging percentage and help keep the team competitive, if not the Alex Giddens (Medina) 3-9 (.250) 182 critics quiet. 126 Charlie Wells (Black River) 12-1 (.923) with the Twins, Rosario belted 13 home .529 OPS. Corey Haney (Highland) 24-1 (.960) Jamisen Jackson (Wadsworth) 18-5 (.783) Eddie Pinc (Buckeye) 22-2 (.917) Liam Brock (Medina) 19-6 (.780) Contact Jim Ingraham at [email protected]. Mikey Lewarchick (Wadsworth) 20-2 (.909) runs with 42 RBIs, more of each than Given everything, including and espe- Joe Maitland (Buckeye) 24-10 (.706) Andrew Supers (Medina) 19-8 (.704) Matthew Haney (Highland) 16-12 (.571) Hayden Jarvis (Cloverleaf) 11-6 (.688) Ben Kott (Cloverleaf) 7-6 (.538) Joe Zbikowski (Brunswick) 7-7 (.500) Dylan Booth (Medina) 4-7 (.364) right wrist), while the Timber- to 98-96 on a putback by Malik of those blocks came on Minne- 132 Chris Earnest (Wadsworth) 19-2 (.905) 195 wolves were once again with- Beasley with 6.1 seconds to play, sota dunk attempts as Allen and Tristan Craddock (Cloverleaf) 14-3 (.824) Jon List (Wadsworth) 24-0 (1.000) CAVALIERS Dominic Konopka (Highland) 22-1 (.957) Jake White (Medina) 12-6 (.667) From C1 out center Karl-Anthony Towns but Prince iced a difficult victory JaVale McGee dominated inside. Chase Crutchley (Highland) 12-9 (.571) Lakota Hagenbaugh (Cloverleaf) 12-4 (.750) (health and safety protocols) by hitting a pair of free throws “Just don’t come in our paint,” Brent Vinson (Brunswick) 3-4 (.429) Caleb Chipgus (Buckeye) 19-7 (.731) As great as Allen was — he Katie Vogt-Shields (Buckeye) 8-13 (.390) Evan Hathcock (Medina) 6-4 (.600) and shooting guard Jarrett Cul- with 3.9 ticks on the clock. Allen said. Jacob Bystricky (Medina) 5-8 (.385) Gavin Hules (Medina) 12-13 (.480) was 7-for-9 from the floor and ver (sprained left ankle). Taurean D’Angelo Russell led Min- The offense wasn’t a work of Jonathan McKean (Black River) 3-12 (.200) Seth Murdoch (Brunswick) 0-2 (.000) 138 220 9-for-14 at the line — the Cavs Prince moved into the starting nesota with 18 points, while art, particularly in the second Creed Hill (Highland) 14-1 (.933) Johnny Schmidt (Brunswick) 9-1 (.900) wouldn’t have won without Quentin Whitehill (Medina) 27-2 (.931) Joey Scally (Highland) 23-4 (.852) lineup in place of Nance. rookie Anthony Edwards had 13 period, but Sexton repeatedly Cade Cass (Cloverleaf) 13-1 (.929) Coen Grimm (Wadsworth) 16-3 (.842) guards Collin Sexton (26 points) It wasn’t always pretty and and Beasley finished with 10 on drew fouls and made 7-of-8 at Eddie Neitenbach (Buckeye) 31-3 (.912) Brandon Ridenour (Cloverleaf) 13-4 (.765) David Shue (Wadsworth) 16-8 (.667) Dominic May (Brunswick) 3-5 (.375) and Garland (19, 11 assists), with it was closer than it needed to 5-for-14 shooting. the line to score 13 first-half Michael Main (Brunswick) 6-5 (.545) Drew Booth (Medina) 11-19 (.367) the latter making several clutch be, but Cleveland got a much- Up-and-down Cleveland led points, while Allen had 11 points Gavin Kaine (Medina) 6-6 (.500) Jacob Lowry (Buckeye) 8-19 (.333) 145 Mark Stanton (Buckeye) 4-13 (.235) shots in the closing moments. needed win. by 11 with 2:15 to play in the and 11 boards. Landen Hacker (Wadsworth) 1-0 (1.000) Maverick Blackburn (Wadsworth) 1-6 (.143) It was difficult to avenge a 109- Nick Humphrys (Wadsworth) 20-3 (.870) 285 “We’re still teaching,” Bicker- third quarter but saw that lead The Timberwolves, who shot Preston DiMarco (Buckeye) 26-7 (.788) Travis Owen (Black River) 15-0 (1.000) 104 loss in Minnesota the pre- staff said. “We’re still growing. shrink to six before Cedi Osman just .367 from the floor (18-for- Josh Dunn (Cloverleaf) 13-4 (.765) Todd Allen (Buckeye) 34-1 (.971) Hunter Yeaples (Black River) 11-5 (.688) Evan Sevastos (Brunswick) 15-1 (.938) vious night, but the Cavs found We’ve got guys that don’t have a hit a 3-pointer at the buzzer to 49) in the first half, couldn’t throw Isaiah Perry (Medina) 18-9 (.667) Aidan Camp (Medina) 4-3 (.571) a way. Outscored 48-12 from lot of experience.” give the Cavs a 76-67 lead. it in the ocean, going 5-for-20 Warren Wright (Highland) 5-3 (.625) Aaron Ries (Wadsworth) 12-11 (.522) David Seward (Brunswick) 7-9 (.438) Timmy Shores (Cloverleaf) 8-9 (.471) behind the 3-point line Sunday, Having led for virtually all of Like each of the first two peri- from deep in addition to missing Joe Apanovitch (Medina) 2-3 (.400) Bobby Johnson (Medina) 9-11 (.450) 152 Note: All records as submitted by Medina they cut that deficit to 33-21 in the the first three quarters and up ods, the third quarter had no a large handful of shots at the rim James Scavuzzo (Highland) 20-0 (1.000) County coaches. rematch, with the Timberwolves nine entering the fourth, the consistent flow. The Cavs had a over the first two periods. going 11-for-38 from deep. Cavs missed their first eight number of opportunities where Garland had a hand in the “It’s not always going to be about shots and gave up an 11-0 run a good spurt would have put Cavs’ first 13 points and finished the results,” Cleveland coach J.B. to five Minnesota reserves to fall them up 15 points or more, but the opening quarter with seven SWIMMING: COUNTY LEADERS Bickerstaff said before the game. behind 78-77. they — like the Timberwolves — points and six assists — he had BOYS GIRLS 200 medley relay: Medina (Brayden 200 medley relay: Medina (Sophie “Sometimes, failure is the best Cleveland regrouped quickly, were unable to sustain anything. the same numbers at halftime — Morford, Zach Marinis, Joe Kupec, Schoch, Morgan Vogel, Maddy Graf, Kate Max Gabrielsen) 1:46.36, Highland Stump) 1:58.83, Brunswick (Isabelle Parr, thing for you. Now you learn how however, with Allen throwing The Cavs won an ugly second as Cleveland shot .565 from the (Aiden Magoolaghan, Nathan Herbert, Elise Horton, Leyna Swanson, Paige Stone) Henry Wilkes, Ben DeMichael) 1:48.55, 1:59.75, Highland (Anna Lewton, Kylie to deal with it the next time.” down a vicious dunk off a lob quarter 23-15 to take a 52-44 field (13-for-23), but all there was Wadsworth (Zefrum Sykora, Seth Waldow, Baker, Hayley Brewster, Maggie Petersen) In addition to Drummond from Garland to cap an 8-0 run lead at halftime, at which time to show for it was a 29-29 tie. Kieran Nolan, Tyler Hutchinson) 1:52.49, 2:00.29, Wadsworth (Kaylee Moran, Camryn Brunswick (Sebastian Ghilezan, Jake Henderson, Maddy Schnelzer, Emma Larj) (low back soreness), the Cavs that put the Cavs back up seven. they held a whopping 35-18 Contact Rick Noland at (330) 721-4061 Keller, Nolan Wickes, Jacob Hurley) 2:02.48, Cloverleaf (Ashley Slife, Aubrie 1:55.75, Cloverleaf (Josh Leatherman, Hayhurst, Sarah Naftzger) 2:31.09. 200 free: also played minus power for- The Timberwolves made edge on the boards and 7-0 or [email protected]. Quinten Masse, Nick Heller, Jeris Miller) Kate Stump (M) 2:02.51, Jordan Truelsch (B) ward Larry Nance Jr. (sprained another run, cutting their deficit advantage in blocked shots. Four Follow him @RickNoland on Twitter. 2:04.47. 200 free: Joe Kupec (M) 1:49.66, 2:06.52, Maggie Petersen (H) 2:09.55,Maddy Nathan Herbert 1:53.34, Kieran Nolan (W) Schnelzer (W) 2:12.26, Grace Goldsberry (C) 2:00.36, Sebastian Ghilezan (B) 2:04.31 2:39.75, 200 IM: Morgan Vogel (M) 2:14.49, Kevin Bittaker (C) 2:20.80. 200 IM: Nathan Kylie Baker (H) 2:21.55, Jordan Truelsch (B) Herbert (H) 1:53.34, Zach Marinis (M) 2:22.69, Maddy Schnelzer (W) 2:23.38, Ashley ting better each day.” Elite 11 alumni include 24 of the 32 cur- 2:05.49, Cooper Flora (C) 2:09.80, Seth Slife (C) 2:42.12. 50 free: Kaylee Moran (W) ALLAR With offers already from the SEC, Big 10, rent NFL starting quarterbacks, 13 of the last Waldow (W) 2:14.63, Nolan Wickes (B) 25.96, Sophie Schoch (M) 26.12, Jordan 2:28.29. 50 free: Joe Kupec (M) 23.09, Truelsch (B) 26.89, Anna Lewton (H) 27.57, From C1 Big 12, ACC and Mid-American Conference, 14 Heisman Trophy winners and 61-of-64 Cooper Flora (C) 23.11, Ben DeMichael (H) Grace Goldsberry (C) 32.92, 100 fly: Maddy it would be easy to get a big head, but Allar is Power Five conference starters. 23.75, Seth Waldow (W) 23.89, Sebastian Schnelzer (W) 1:00.98, Morgan Vogel (M) Allar estimates 8-12 pieces of mail arrive Ghilezan (B) 25.43. 100 fly: Cooper Flora 1:01.56, Ashley Slife (C) 1:02.30, Kylie Baker staying the course and concentrating on tak- It’s the best of the best, and Allar has been (C) 55.54, Joe Kupec (M) 56.06, Henry (H) 1:06.99, Leyna Swanson (B) 1:09.04. every other day. He’s text messaging coaches Wilkes (H) 56.42, Seth Waldow (W) 1:01.32, 100 free: Sophie Schoch (M) 55.24, Kaylee ing Medina past the regional finals. invited twice. Last year’s competition was Sebastian Ghilezan (B) 1:01.93. 100 free: Moran (W) 58.08, Jordan Truelsch (B) 58.41, every day, calling or getting calls every other Henry Wilkes (H) 49.73, Joe Kupec (M) Ashley Slife (C) 1:02.30, Allyson Riggenberg “I stay grounded because there are a canceled. 50.43, Cooper Flora (C) 51.74, Sebastian (H) 1:03.63. Diving: Willow Bradford (M) day and is on a Zoom call two or three times Ghilezan (B) 55.74. 500 free: Brian Kerrigan 153.37, 500 free: Kate Stump (M) 5:31.66, bunch of quarterbacks that are super tal- “When the camps open up, I have to be (M) 5:00.39, Cooper Flora (C) 5:27.22, Maggie Petersen (H) 5:37.34, Elise Horton (B) a week. Sebastian Ghilezan (B) 5:51.04, Kade Miros 5:37.44, Janea Joachim (W) 6:11.56, Aubrey ented,” Allar said. “I have to stay grounded at my best,” Allar said. “I have to make an Those numbers fall right in line for some- (W) 5:54.24, Nathan Herbert (H) 5:59.26. Hayhurst (C) 6:25.59. 200 free relay: Medina and differentiate myself by working harder impression on these coaches when I meet 200 free relay: Highland (Ben DeMichael, (Morgan Vogel, Amanda Nevi, Kate Stump, one who is about to explode in the recruiting Aiden Magoolaghan, Jack Vance, Henry Sophie Schoch) 1:47.65, Wadsworth (Emma and watching more film, doing stuff that them maybe one or two times. It’s going to Wilkes) 1:34.01, Medina (Zach Marinis, Larj, Camryn Henderson, Kaylee Moran, world. If the usual pattern falls in place — it Brian Kerrigan, Lucas Tome, Joe Kupec) Maddy Schnelzer) 1:48.24, Brunswick (Paige people don’t see behind everything that goes be important to go out there and compete.” 1:34.47, Wadsworth (Anthony Ripplinger, Stone, Jordan Truelsch, Nina Carbone, has so far — the mid-majors throw interest on. I just put my head down, work out every Zefrum Sykora, Kieran Nolan, Seth Leyna Swanson) 1:50.03, Highland (Anna Allar is leaning toward committing by the Waldow) 1:38.87, Cloverleaf (Kevin Bittaker, Lewton, Kylie Mapp, Kylie Baker, Maggie and then offers. day, lift, run and do whatever I can to get bet- first high school game of his senior season Quinten Masse, Josh Leatherman, Cooper Petersen) 1:52.41, Cloverleaf (Ashley Slife, After that, someone like Iowa or Kentucky Flora) 1:42.56, Brunswick (Nolan Wickes, Aubrie Hayhurst, Grace Goldsberry, Sarah ter as a football player and teammate.” and wants to put ink to paper in December Jacob Hurley, Robert Ghilezan, Sebastian Naftzger) 2:12.29. 100 back: Sophie Schoch offers and then the biggest schools come If the pandemic gets in check, Allar’s Ghilezan) 1:45.59. 100 back: Henry Wilkes (M) 1:00.50, Anna Lewton (H) 1:02.20, Jordan during the early signing day so he can be on (H) 54.75, Brayden Morford (M) 56.46, Truelsch (B) 1:03.90, Kaylee Moran (W) calling. recruiting should hit the next level during Sebastian Ghilezan (B) 1:01.39, Josh 1:04.41, Ashley Slife (C) 1:09.96. 100 breast: a college campus in January. Leatherman (C) 1:01.52, Tyler Hutchinson Morgan Vogel (M) 1:08.57, Kylie Baker (H) That happened to Allar on Saturday (Penn camp season. (W) 1:07.09. 100 breast: Zach Marinis (M) 1:09.63, Elise Horton (B) 1:15.04, Aspen “Right now, I’m enjoying it and getting bet- 1:04.12, Ethan Baker (H) 1:07.72, Nolan Schaller (W) 1:26.15. 400 free relay: Medina State) and Monday (Michigan, Texas A&M). Those usually start in March, when col- ter for my high school team,” Allar said. “We Wickes (B) 1:13.29, Quinten Masse (C) (Kate Stump, Amanda Nevi, Morgan Vogel, The three-star quarterback should turn into leges holding individual camps. That’s where 1:25.98, Aspen Schaller (W) 1:26.15. Sophie Schoch) 3:52.56, Brunswick (Jordan know what we want to do different that last 400 free relay: Medina (Brian Kerrigan, Truelsch, Elise Horton, Isabelle Parr, Paige a four star very soon as more offers arrive. more coaches find blue-chip prospects, Brayden Morford, Joe Kupec, Lucas Tome) Stone) 3:57.66, Highland (Anna Lewton, Katie year. It’s going to be pretty hard to top what 3:25.52, Highland (Ben DeMichael, Nathan Critchett, Hayley Brewster, Maggie Petersen) “It’s rewarding because I’ve put a lot of though Allar’s name is already out there. Herbert, Aiden Magoolaghan, Henry Wilkes) 4:07.90, Wadsworth (Chloe Ramsier, Maddie we did last year, but I know my class and the 3:25.64, Cloverleaf (Josh Leatherman, Saunders, Camryn Henderson, Janea work into this that people don’t see,” Allar He’ll head to the Elite 11 in the summer, Cooper Hartsel, Kevin Bittaker, Cooper Joachim) 4:18.19, Cloverleaf (Ashley Slife, classes below me want to go farther than we Flora) 3:45.86, Wadsworth (Zefrum Sykora, Aubrey Hayhurst, Sarah Naftzger, Grace said. “I don’t know how many hours a day I which is the top quarterback competition Anthony Ripplinger, Kieran Nolan, Seth Goldsberry) 4:43.95. put into this. I’m thankful things are turning among incoming senior quarterbacks and a did last year.” Waldow) 3:47.35, Brunswick (Sebastian — School records italicized. Ghilezan, Jacob Hurley, Jake Keller, Nolan Note: All times based on information from out like they are. I’m looking forward to get- select few juniors. Contact Brad Bournival at [email protected]. Wickes) 3:52.27. Medina County coaches.

cyan C3 magenta C3 yellow C3 black C3 C4 Tuesday. February 2. 2021 SPORTS The Gazette MLB Fans banned Veteran Red Sox 2B Pedroia retires from Indians’ The Associated Press off, from Little League on,” most important time of the “I was always the first per- would buy a ticket to see. spring training BOSTON — Dustin Pedroia said on a videoconfer- game. He seemed to will him- son on the field because I “He played with a little chip Pedroia, the undersized and ence with reporters on Mon- self at times to lead us to vic- needed to be,” Pedroia said on on his shoulder,” Ortiz said. workouts day after acknowledging he tory. It is impossible to spend Monday. “I had to learn from “The one thing I learned for over-achieving second base- would not be able to return, any amount of time with him everybody.” sure was that this was not The Indians will not be man who spurred the Boston despite six surgeries that and not become close to him. But his work ethic was about size. This was about allowing fans to watch Red Sox to a pair of World included a pandemic-delayed He just has that type of per- topped only by his confidence. heart. He was the whole pack- their spring training work- Series victories with his grit partial knee replacement in sonality.” After he was picked 65th age.” outs in Arizona due to the and a third, December. “At some point, At 5-foot-9 — to be gen- overall in the 2004 draft, team Pedroia made 11 consec- COVID-19 pandemic. after a knee you can’t play anymore. And erous — and 170 pounds, President Sam Kennedy said, utive opening day starts for The team said Mon- injury effec- this is the time.” Pedroia was small in stature Pedroia ditched the usual def- the Red Sox, second in fran- day that per MLB guide- tively ended A four-time All-Star and but he burst into the majors erence in his first conversa- chise history only to Carl Yas- lines, the club’s player his career, four-time Gold Glove win- as the AL Rookie of the Year tion with then-general man- trzemski. But his career effec- development complex in with his ner, Pedroia batted .299 with in 2007, when he batted .317 ager Theo Epstein and said: tively ended early in the 2017 Goodyear, Ariz., will not mouth, has 140 homers and 725 RBIs in a with 39 doubles, eight homers “Bro! What took you so long?” season when Machado slid be open to fans. Cleve- retired. 17-year career, all with the Red and 50 RBIs. Although his teammates into second base to break up a land’s facility is adjacent Pedroia, Pedroia Sox. He is the only player ever Despite hitting a home run called him “Pedey,” befitting double play. to one for the Cincinnati 37, was the AL to earn Rookie of the Year, Gold that year in his first World his mischievous little brother “It sucks,” Machado said Reds. Rookie of the Year in 2007 and Glove and MVP awards along Series at-bat, he was went personality, Pedroia himself in 2019. “Obviously, he could There has not yet been the MVP in his second season with a World Series champi- unrecognized when the Series gravitated toward another down as one of the greatest a decision on whether but has played in only nine onship in his first two full sea- shifted to Denver and told the nickname: “Laser Show,” for Red Sox to play this game.” fans will be able to attend games in three seasons since sons; only nine other players Coors Field security guard: the line drives he sprayed Asked about the play on spring training games. The since a spikes-high slide by have accomplished those feats “I’m the guy who took Jeff around the ballpark. Monday, Pedroia said he was Indians said Goodyear then-Orioles shortstop Manny in their entire career. Francis onto the Mass Pike. “I had a front seat to watch at peace with it. city officials are working Machado took out his knee in “He was the ultimate team How’s that?” the laser show,” said manager “I’m not upset about any- with MLB to determine a 2017. player,” said Terry Francona, The next year, Pedroia was Alex Cora, who was Pedroia’s thing any more,” he told fan policy. He was the longest-tenured the current Cleveland man- the AL MVP after hitting .326 teammate from 2006-08. “I’m reporters. “There was a slim Players are expected to player on the Red Sox roster ager and Pedroia’s manager with 17 homers and 83 RBIs glad that was a part of my life.” chance at a double play, and report to Arizona in two and the only holdover from and cribbage opponent for six while leading the league with Longtime Red Sox desig- there was one guy on planet weeks. the 2007 championship team. seasons. “He always seemed to 118 runs, 213 hits and 54 dou- nated hitter David Ortiz said earth who could turn it. And “I never took one play save his very best plays for the bles. Pedroia was the player he you’re looking at him.” — The Associated Press

8. Iowa 12-4 1079 7 Others receiving 12 or more points: 9. Oklahoma 11-4 966 24 Proctorville Fairland 25. Collins TV/RADIO 10. Alabama 14-4 958 9 Western Reserve 20. Frankfort Adena ROUNDUP 11. Tennessee 12-3 869 18 19. 15. Cincinnati Summit Country 12. Illinois 11-5 850 19 Day 18. Richwood N. Union (1) 18. Basketball 13. Texas Tech 12-5 797 10 Johnstown-Monroe 12. College men: Wake Forest at Notre Dame 5 p.m. ACC 14. Virginia 11-3 752 8 15. Creighton 13-4 732 17 DIVISION IV 16. Virginia Tech 13-3 718 20 1. New Boston Glenwood (7) 15-1 138 Buckeye teams rise College men: Butler at Marquette 5 p.m. FS1 17. West Virginia 11-5 669 11 2. Columbus Grove (4) 12-1 137 College men: North Carolina at Clemson 7 p.m. ACC 18. Missouri 11-3 589 12 3. Antwerp 14-1 136 19. Wisconsin 13-5 452 14 4. New Madison Tri-Village (4) 18-0 123 High school boys: Keystone 7 p.m. WEOL 20. Florida State 10-3 393 16 5. Ottoville 14-2 115 21. UCLA 13-3 260 23 6. Cincinnati College Prep 8-1 67 at Columbia 930-AM and 100.3-FM 22. Florida 10-4 196 - 7. McDonald 14-0 62 in AP Top 25 polls 23. Kansas 11-6 171 15 8. Richmond Hts. (2) 7-4 47 College men: Baylor at Texas 7 p.m. ESPN 24. Purdue 12-6 130 - 9. Botkins (1) 15-3 36 25. Drake 16-0 117 - 10. Toledo Christian 12-3 35 College men: Tennessee at Mississippi 7 p.m. ESPN2 Others receiving votes: Oklahoma Others receiving 12 or more points: Men move up to No. 7, women to No. 11 State 111. Southern Cal 57. Loyola of Cedarville (1) 33. Glouster Trimble 28. College men: Penn State at Wisconsin 7 p.m. FS1 Chicago 52. Minnesota 42. Xavier 25. Malvern 15. Boise State 23. St. Bonaventure 19. From wire reports Rodón. The team didn’t offer Rodón a College men: Georgia at Auburn 7 p.m. SEC Saint Louis 11. Belmont 11. Toledo A pair of convincing wins over Big contract last month, making him a free 9. Oregon 8. Colorado 8. San Diego agent. But they wound up bringing him NBA: LA Clippers at Brooklyn 7:30 p.m. TNT State 6. UConn 5. Louisville 4. North Ten opponents vaulted Ohio State Carolina 3. Georgia Tech 2. Rutgers 1. back. College men: Purdue at Maryland 8 p.m. BTN LOCAL SCHEDULE to No. 7 in this week’s Associated l Left-hander Derek Holland agreed College men: Florida State at Boston College 9 p.m. ACC Men’s basketball Today Press Top 25 poll. to a minor league contract with the College men: Nevada (Las Vegas) 9 p.m. The Buckeyes downed Penn State Detroit Tigers and was invited to major coaches Top 25 poll BOYS BASKETBALL league spring training. The 34-year-old at Nevada (Reno) The men’s basketball coaches pollwith Mentor at Brunswick, 7 p.m. 83-79 on Wednesday then Michigan team records through Sunday. total Black River at Firelands. 7 p.m. is 79-81 with a 4.61 ERA in 12 major College men: Kentucky at Missouri 9 p.m. ESPN points based on 25 for first place Field at Cloverleaf. 7 p.m. State 79-62 on Sunday to leap from league seasons. He went 1-3 with a 6.86 through one point for 25th. first-place Buckeye at Holy Name. 7:30 p.m. College men: Illinois at Indiana 9 p.m. ESPN2 votes received and ranking in last Andrews Osborne Academy at Highland. No. 13. ERA in 12 appearances, including five week’s poll: 7:30 p.m. OSU has held a rank among top starts, for the Pittsburgh Pirates last year College men: Dayton at Duquesne 9 p.m. ESPNU 1. Gonzaga (28) 17-0 796 1 Strongsville at Wadsworth. 7:30 p.m. 2. Baylor (4) 16-0 772 2 10 for at least one week every sea- — after initially signing a minor league College men: Southern California at Stanford 9 p.m. FS1 3. Villanova 11-1 735 3 BOWLING deal with them. 4. Michigan 13-1 690 4 Elyria at Brunswick (Medina Lanes). 4 p.m. son since Chris Holtmann was hired College men: Mississippi State at Arkansas 9 p.m. SEC 5. Houston 15-1 660 6 Solon at Medina (Medina Lanes). 4 p.m. l Right-hander Jordan Yamamoto 6. Texas 11-3 610 5 as coach in 2018, peaking at No. 2 was acquired by the New York Mets NBA: Boston at Golden State 10 p.m. TNT 7. Alabama 14-4 495 8 8. Iowa 12-4 490 7 last season. from the Miami Marlins for minor league 9. Ohio State 14-4 478 15 Oklahoma made the biggest leap infielderFederico Polanco. Hockey 10. Tennessee 12-3 446 17 BASKETBALL l Michael Hill is taking over from 11. Texas Tech 12-5 422 10 in this week’s poll, moving up 15 NHL: Buffalo at NY Islanders 6 p.m. NBCSN 12. Creighton 13-4 396 14 Chris Young, who stayed just one 13. Illinois 11-5 382 22 NBA spots to No. 9 after becoming just season in the role of Joe Torre’s NHL: Dallas at Columbus 7 p.m. WEOL 14. Oklahoma 11-4 379 NR the second team in 25 years to beat replacement as Major League Baseball’s 930-AM and 100.3-FM (joined in progress) 15. Virginia 11-3 368 8 EASTERN CONFERENCE 16. Virginia Tech 13-3 357 19 Atlantic Division three straight top-10 opponents. disciplinarian. Hill was hired by MLB NHL: Minnesota at Colorado 8:30 p.m. NBCSN 17. Missouri 11-3 343 12 W L Pct GB 18. West Virginia 11-5 277 11 Philadelphia 15 6 .714 — Oklahoma also is the first team as a senior vice president of on-field 19. Florida State 10-3 237 16 Brooklyn 13 9 .591 2½ operations along with former major 20. Wisconsin 13-5 212 13 Boston 10 8 .556 3½ since 1974 to beat four top-10 Soccer 21. UCLA 13-3 165 21 New York 9 13 .409 6½ leaguer Raúl Ibañez. Former pitcher 22. Kansas 11-6 112 18 Toronto 8 12 .400 6½ teams in the same month. Joe Martinez, who pitched for the Premier: Arsenal at Wolverhampton 12:55 p.m. NBCSN 23. Florida 10-4 90 NR Southeast Division 24. Oklahoma State 11-4 88 NR W L Pct GB Gonzaga and Baylor remained Indians in 2013, was hired as senior Premier: Southampton 3:10 p.m. NBCSN 25. Drake 16-0 67 NR Atlanta 10 10 .500 — atop the poll for the 11th straight director of on-field strategy, former at Manchester United Dropped out: No. 20 Minnesota (11-6); Charlotte 10 11 .476 ½ outfielder outfielderRajai Davis as No. 23 Louisville (10-4); No. 24 Saint Orlando 8 13 .381 2½ week. Louis (7-2); No. 25 Oregon (9-3). Miami 7 13 .350 3 l Like the men, the Ohio State senior director of on-field operations and Others receiving votes: Minnesota Washington 4 12 .250 4 former Houston manager Bo Porter as Tennis (11-6) 66; Purdue (12-6) 59; Southern Central Division women’s basketball team had a good California (13-3) 44; Loyola-Chicago W L Pct GB week, beating then-No. 7 Maryland to a consultant on coaching development. ATP Cup: Day 2. Murray River Open. 6:30 p.m. TENNIS (14-3) 43; Oregon (9-3) 39; Louisville Milwaukee 12 8 .600 — Davis played for Cleveland in 2016 and Great Ocean Road Open. Gippsland Trophy. (10-4) 26; Xavier (11-2) 9; St. Indiana 11 9 .550 1 move up three spots to No. 11 in the Bonaventure (9-1) 8; Colorado (13-5) Cleveland 10 11 .476 2½ Associated Press Top 25 poll. Louisville 2018. Yarra Valley Classic & Grampians Trophy. early rounds 8; Boise State (14-2) 7; LSU (11-5) 6; Chicago 8 11 .421 3½ l The Cardinals finalized their San Diego State (13-4) 5; Toledo (15- Detroit 5 15 .250 7 kept winning and remained at No. 1. The ATP Cup: Day 2. Murray River Open. 6 a.m. (Wed.) TENNIS 4) 3; Belmont (18-1) 3; Rutgers (10-6) Cardinals were the only unbeaten team blockbuster trade to acquire All-Star Great Ocean Road Open. Gippsland Trophy. 2; North Carolina (11-5) 2; Winthrop WESTERN CONFERENCE left in the Top 25 until losing to No. 4 third baseman Nolan Arenado from (16-1) 1; Saint Louis (7-2) 1; Georgia Southwest Division Yarra Valley Classic & Grampians Trophy. early rounds Tech (8-5) 1. W L Pct GB N.C. State on Monday. They received 26 the Rockies. St. Louis dealt left-hander Memphis 8 6 .571 — of the 30 first-place votes in the poll. Austin Gomber and four minor leaguers San Antonio 11 9 .550 — Women’s basketball Houston 10 9 .526 ½ l Diana Taurasi is staying in Phoenix to the Rockies. Dallas 8 12 .400 3 while Alysha Clark is heading across Romero. AP Top 25 poll New Orleans 7 12 .368 3½ ORLANDO CITY SC — Loaned F Daryl the country to join the Washington Hockey The top 25 teams in The Associated Northwest Division TRANSACTIONS Dike to English Side Barnsley. W L Pct GB Mystics. Both signed multiyear Press’ women’s college basketball Utah 15 5 .750 — USL Championship poll. with first-place votes in paren- contracts on the first official day that Rangers demote DeAngelo BASEBALL USL — Announced addition of Monterey Denver 12 8 .600 3 Bay FC. theses. records through Sunday. Portland 10 9 .526 4½ WNBA free agents could officially ink Major League Baseball total points based on 25 points for a Tony DeAngelo has played his OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER Oklahoma City 8 11 .421 6½ deals. Candace Parker also signed first-place vote through one point for a Minnesota 5 15 .250 10 final game for the New York Rangers — Named Michael Hill and Raul 25th-place vote and previous ranking with the Sky, returning home to Chicago Ibanez senior vice presidents of field Record Pts Prv Pacific Division despite going unclaimed on waivers, operations. W L Pct GB after spending her entire career in Los 1. Louisville (26) 16-0 746 1 L.A. Clippers 16 5 .762 — general manager Jeff Gorton said. The American League 2. South Carolina (4) 14-1 721 4 Angeles since she was drafted first in BOSTON RED SOX — Announced the L.A. Lakers 16 6 .727 ½ Rangers assigned DeAngelo to their taxi AMERICA’S LINE 3. UConn 11-1 648 3 Phoenix 10 8 .556 4½ retirement of 2B Dustin Pedroia. 4. NC State 11-1 646 2 2008. CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Agreed to NFL Golden State 11 9 .550 4½ squad, but Gorton said the 25-year-old 5. UCLA 10-2 642 5 Sacramento 9 11 .450 6½ terms with LHP Carlos Rodon on a Super Bowl LV 6. Stanford 15-2 597 6 defenseman won’t be around the team one-year contract. Designated RHP Sunday Sunday’s games Football 7. Texas A&M 16-1 593 8 L.A. Clippers 129, New York 115 after an undisclosed “incident” Saturday Emilio Vargas for assignment. Tampa Bay. Fla. 8. Baylor 12-2 535 9 TAMPA BAY RAYS — Agreed to Favorite Points O/U Underdog Denver 128, Utah 117 night. The NHL’s other 30 teams passed 1 9. Arizona 11-2 488 10 terms with RHPs Adrian De Horta Chiefs 3 56 ⁄2 BUCS Toronto 115, Orlando 102 10. Maryland 12-2 478 7 Philadelphia 119, Indiana 110 Packers: Rodgers staying on the opportunity to add DeAngelo and Yacksel Rios on minor league Money Line: Chiefs -$170 vs. Bucs 11. Ohio State 10-1 462 14 contracts. +$150 Washington 149, Brooklyn 146 when New York put him on waivers 12. Oregon 11-3 412 11 Minnesota 109, Cleveland 104 Green Bay Packers general manager TEXAS RANGERS — Agreed to terms 13. Michigan 10-1 388 12 Sunday. with OF Delino DeShields and RHP NBA Monday’s games Brian Gutekunst and coach Matt 14. South Florida 10-1 340 13 L.A. Lakers 107, Atlanta 99 Sam Gaviglio on minor league con- Favorite Points O/U Underdog 15. Kentucky 13-4 312 15 1 Houston 136, Oklahoma City 106 LaFleur say they expect Aaron tracts. PACERS 6 220 ⁄2 Grizzlies 16. Arkansas 13-6 258 19 1 Milwaukee 134, Portland 106 Rodgers to remain their team’s starting Soccer National League Raptors 2 ⁄2 NL MAGIC 17. Indiana 10-4 257 16 ATLANTA BRAVES — Added Chipper NETS PK NL Clippers Charlotte 129, Miami 121, OT quarterback in 2021 and beyond. 1 18. Tennessee 12-3 221 20 Jones to major league coaching staff JAZZ 9 ⁄2 NL Pistons Chicago 110, New York 102 1 1 19. Gonzaga 15-2 218 18 as part-time hitting consultant. Celtics 2 ⁄2 224 ⁄2 WARRIORS Cleveland 100, Minnesota 98 After the Packers’ 31-26 loss to the Morgan returns to U.S. team 1 1 20. DePaul 9-4 160 17 WIZARDS 1 ⁄2 240 ⁄2 Blazers Sacramento 118, New Orleans 109 Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the NFC 21. West Virginia 13-2 144 24 Memphis at San Antonio, late BASKETBALL 22. Northwestern 9-3 106 23 championship game, Rodgers had Alex Morgan is back with the U.S. Women’s National Basketball COLLEGE BASKETBALL Phoenix at Dallas, late 23. South Dakota St. 13-2 86 25 Detroit at Denver, ppd national team for the SheBelieves Cup Association Favorite Points Underdog 24. Mississippi State 8-5 85 21 said, “there’s a lot of guys’ futures that WASHINGTON MYSTICS — Signed F NOTRE DAME 4 Wake Forest Today’s games after a bout with COVID-19 over the 25. Georgia 13-4 73 22 Toronto at Orlando, 7 p.m. are uncertain, myself included.” “We’re Alysha Clark as a free agent. MARQUETTE 5 Butler Others receiving votes: Missouri State. SIU-EDW’VILLE NL E Illinois L.A. Clippers at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. really excited not only for next year, but holidays. Morgan missed the team’s 1 64. Georgia Tech 25. Syracuse 20. Memphis at Indiana, 8 p.m. FOOTBALL Buffalo 3 ⁄2 BALL STATE Iowa St. 9. Rice 5. South Dakota 3. the years to come,” Gutekunst said. January camp and a pair of exhibition National Football League RICHMOND PPD George Mason Portland at Washington, 8 p.m. Stephen F Austin 3. Texas 2. LSU 2. Boston at Golden State, 10 p.m. l The Kansas City Chiefs placed a pair games against Colombia because of the ATLANTA FALCONS — Named Dwaune AUBURN 9 Georgia Virginia Tech 1. Jones assistant director of college Ohio U 7 C MICHIGAN Detroit at Utah, 10 p.m. of backups, wide receiver Demarcus coronavirus. She is among 23 players 1 scouting and Chandler Henley assis- KENT STATE 8 ⁄2 Miami-Ohio 1 Robinson and center Daniel Kilgore, coach Vlatko Andonovski called into tant offensive line coach. TOLEDO 7 ⁄2 Akron 1 camp ahead of the tournament later BUFFALO BILLS — Signed PL Jordan IOWA 10 ⁄2 Michigan State Cavaliers 100, on the COVID-19 list as close contacts Devey to a one-year contract. WISCONSIN 7 Penn State HIGH SCHOOL as they begin final preparations for the this month. Morgan is coming off a stint INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Signed WR N Carolina 2 CLEMSON Timberwolves 98 J.J. Nelson and QB Jalen Morton to W Virginia 11 IOWA STATE Super Bowl against Tampa Bay. Chiefs with Tottenham, where she went last fall reserve/futures contracts. Baylor 6 TEXAS Boys basketball MINNESOTA (98): Edwards 5-12 1-1 coach Andy Reid said he was told of to get playing time after the birth of her KANSAS CITY CHIEFS — Placed C Tennessee 4 MISSISSIPPI 13, Okogie 1-6 0-0 3, Davis 3-5 2-2 8, Daniel Kilgore and WR Demarcus Bowling Green PPD E MICHIGAN AP state poll Beasley 5-14 0-0 10, Russell 7-19 1-2 the situation Sunday but could provide daughter, Charlie. Robinson on Covid 19 list. E Kentucky 1 JACK’VILLE ST 18, Layman 2-4 0-0 5, McDaniels 5-10 no other information. l United States forward Matthew MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Promoted MARYLAND PK Purdue The Top Ten teams in the Associated 0-0 11, Reid 5-11 0-0 12, Vanderbilt l Jason Witten is becoming a high Ryan Ficken to special teams coor- KANSAS 18 Kansas State Press Ohio high school basketball poll 1-4 2-4 4, Nowell 5-13 1-2 12, Rubio Hoppe signed a contract extension dinator. Hired Josh Hingst as head ARKANSAS 7 Mississippi St with first-place votes in parentheses. 1-4 0-0 2. Totals 40-102 7-11 98. school football coach after his second with German club Schalke after scoring 1 CLEVELAND (100): Okoro 2-4 0-0 4, strength and conditioning coach. Florida State 13 ⁄2 BOSTON COLL won-loss record. and total points: retirement from the NFL. The 11-time TENNESSEE TITANS — Signed DB Dayton 1 DUQUESNE Prince 2-10 3-4 8, Allen 7-9 9-14 23, five goals in his first nine Bundesliga 1 Garland 9-18 0-0 19, Sexton 7-17 Maurice Smith to a futures contract. Illinois 3 ⁄2 INDIANA Pro Bowl tight end was named as the games. The club said the 19-year-old Canadian Football League 1 DIVISION I 10-11 26, McGee 0-3 0-0 0, Osman NEVADA 5 ⁄2 Unlv 1. Lakewood St. Edward (10) 11-1 156 new head coach at Liberty Christian American’s new deal runs until the end BC LIONS — Re-signed free agents R MISSOURI PPD Kentucky 4-12 0-0 10, Stevens 2-5 1-2 5, 1 2. Cincinnati Moeller (3) 12-4 145 Windler 0-1 0-0 0, Dotson 2-5 0-0 5. School in Argyle, Texas, which is only Bryan Burnham and LB Bo Lokombo. 2 of the 2022-23 season. Byu 11 ⁄ SAN DIEGO 3. Massillon Jackson (1) 15-1 121 Signed LB Isaiah Guzylak-Messam to Usc 2 STANFORD Totals 35-84 23-31 100. about 30 miles from the headquarters of a contract extension. 4. Cincinnati. Elder 14-2 108 Minnesota 29 15 23 31 — 98 EDMONTON FOOTBALL TEAM — 5. Gahanna Lincoln 12-1 97 Cleveland 29 23 24 24 — 100 the Dallas Cowboys. NHL 6. Mentor (3) 8-0 88 Miscellaneous Named Jaime Elizondo head coach. Favorite Odds O/U Underdog 3-Point Goals—Minnesota 11-38 TORONTO ARGONAUTS — Signed QB 1 7. Cincinnati St. Xavier (1) 12-2 87 (Russell 3-9, Reid 2-3, Edwards 2-5, ISLAND. -$125/+$105 5 ⁄2 Sabres 8. Hilliard Bradley 11-2 44 Nick Arbuckle to a one-year contract. PENGUINS PPD NL Devils Layman 1-3, Nowell 1-3, McDaniels Baseball 1 9. Huber Hts. Wayne 10-2 36 1-4, Okogie 1-4, Beasley 0-6), Serena cruises in warmup Stars -$110/-$110 5 ⁄2 JACKETS 10. Centerville (1) 9-4 33 HOCKEY CANADIENS -$160/+$140 6 Canucks Cleveland 7-22 (Osman 2-4, Sexton 1 Others receiving 12 or more points: 2-4, Garland 1-4, Prince 1-7). Fouled The 39-year-old American Serena National Hockey League BLUES -$165/+$145 5 ⁄2 Coyotes DeShields back with Texas BUFFALO SABRES — Reassigned Fs Canton McKinley 24. Thomas Out—None. Rebounds—Minnesota Flames -$110/-$110 6 JETS Worthington 18. Pickerington N. 18. Williams, a seven-time Australian Open Jean-Sebastien Dea and C.J. Smith Hurricanes -$175/+$155 6 B’HAWKS 45 (Vanderbilt 9), Cleveland 52 (Allen Free agent outfielderDelino DeShields 1 Lima Sr. 13. 18). Assists—Minnesota 20 (Rubio, champion, restarted her lengthy quest from Rochester (AHL) to the taxi AVs -$170/+$150 5 ⁄2 Wild 1 Russell, Vanderbilt 4), Cleveland 26 Jr., who played for the Indians last squad and F Jack Quinn to Rochester. OILERS -$210/+$175 6 ⁄2 Senators for a 24th Grand Slam singles title with CALGARY FLAMES — Activated C 1 DIVISION II (Garland 11). Total Fouls—Minnesota season, has agreed to a minor league KINGS -$120/even 5 ⁄2 Ducks 1. St. Vincent-St. Mary (13) 12-2 170 a 6-1, 6-4 win over Daria Gavrilova Derek Ryan from minors from taxi 21, Cleveland 12. contract with Texas that includes an squad. 2. Lima Shawnee (1) 15-1 141 in a tuneup tournament at Melbourne 3. Tipp City Tippecanoe (3) 13-0 136 invitation to spring training with the CAROLINA HURRICANES — Park. There are six tournaments being Reassigned RW Sheldon Rempel. 4. Rossford (1) 14-0 112 Rangers, who traded him away just more D Joey Keane and C Drew Shore to 5. Plain City Jonathan Alder (1) 13-0 104 staged this week to give players some 6. Vincent Warren 11-1 80 than a year ago. DeShields and hard- minors Chicago (AHL). HOCKEY chance at competitive tennis before the DALLAS STARS — Reassigned F COLLEGE 7. Hamilton Ross 16-2 46 throwing reliever Emmanuel Clase were Tanney Kero to the taxi squad. 8. Buchtel 10-2 45 first major of the year starts Monday. 9. Struthers 14-0 43 NHL traded to Cleveland in December 2019, DETROIT RED WINGS — Reassigned Williams is playing in the Yarra Valley C Chase Pearson and Ds Dennis Men’s basketball 10. Warrensville Hts. 12-2 32 Monday’s games with two-time AL Cy Young winner Corey Cholowski and Gustav Lindstrom to Others receiving 12 or more points: Montreal 6, Vancouver 2 Classic, along with top-ranked Ash Top 25 poll Cincinnati Woodward 30. Trotwood- Kluber going to the Rangers. Grand Rapids Griffins from taxi squad. N.Y. Rangers 3, Pittsburgh 1 Barty and defending Australian Open EDMONTON OILERS — Waived RW The top 25 teams in The Associated Madison 17. Thornville Sheridan 13. Tampa Bay 5, Nashville 2 l Hall of Famer Chipper Jones is Alex Chiasson. Press’ college basketball poll. with Circleville Logan Elm 12. Hillsboro 12. Boston 5, Washington 3 returning to the Atlanta Braves in a part- champion Sofia Kenin. NEW YORK RANGERS — Recalled D first-place votes in parentheses. Calgary 4, Winnipeg 3, SO l Lara Gut-Behrami outclassed the Anthony Bitetto from taxi squad and F records through Sunday. total points DIVISION III Vegas at San Jose, ppd time capacity as a hitting consultant. Jonny Brodzinsky from Hartford Wolf based on 25 points for a first- 1. Worthington Christian (11) 16-1 176 Today’s hames The 48-year-old Jones played his full field once again in a World Cup super-G, Pack (AHL). place vote through one point for a 2. Cleve. Hts. Lutheran E. (2) 7-1 130 Buffalo at N.Y. Islanders, 6 p.m. winning the last race before the world MONTREAL CANADIENS — Activated 25th-place vote and previous ranking 3. N. Rob. Col. Crawford (1) 16-0 116 Dallas at Columbus, 7 p.m. 19-year career with the Braves. The new RW Corey Perry from minors from Record Pts Prv (tie) Canal Win Harvest Prep (3) 9-0 116 New Jersey at Pittsburgh, ppd role gives Jones his best opportunity championships. taxi squad. 1. Gonzaga (61) 17-0 1597 1 5. Sardinia Eastern 16-1 79 Vancouver at Montreal, 7 p.m. for an on-field role, if only in a part-time l John Forbes, a horse racing 2. Baylor (3) 16-0 1539 2 6. Wheelersburg 15-0 73 Arizona at St. Louis, 8 p.m. SOCCER 3. Villanova 11-1 1458 3 7. Fredericktown 15-1 57 Calgary at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. capacity, since his retirement following advocate and thoroughbred trainer Major League Soccer 4. Michigan 13-1 1402 4 8. Beverly Ft. Frye 12-2 48 Carolina at Chicago, 8 p.m. the 2012 season. who won more than 2,100 races, died DALLAS FC — Released D Bryan 5. Houston 15-1 1348 6 9. Ottawa-Glandorf 11-3 39 Minnesota at Colorado, 8:30 p.m. Reynolds to A.S. Roma. 6. Texas 11-3 1228 5 10. Jamestown Greeneview (1) 13-3 32 Anaheim at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. l The White Sox finalized a $3 million, Sunday at the age of 73. No cause of LOS ANGELES FC — Signed G Tomas 7. Ohio State 14-4 1133 13 (tie) Cincinnati Taft 9-3 32 Ottawa at Edmonton, 10 p.m. one-year contract with pitcher Carlos death was given.

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Dow Jones industrials 31,280 issue of Wall Street regulation Close: 30,211.91 30,560 Change: 229.29 (0.8%) 29,840 10 DAYS Marcy Gordon and Ken Sweet 32,000 The Associated Press Stocks recover some, silver climbs 31,000 WASHINGTON — The drama surrounding the trading in Stocks notched broad gains on Wall Street Monday, clawing 30,000 shares of GameStop, AMC Entertainment, Blackberry and back some of their losses following the market’s worst weekly 29,000 other beaten-down companies has suddenly thrust Wall loss since October. 28,000 Street near the top of a crowded list of issues that President The S&P 500 rose 1.6 percent. The benchmark index was 27,000 Joe Biden’s regulatory team needs to tackle early in its term. coming off a 3.3 percent slide last week, when volatility spiked as 26,000 A number of wealthy institutions on Wall Street bet the online traders hoping to inflict damage on hedge funds fueled a ASONDJ stocks of these companies would fall, only to be thwarted frenzy in GameStop and a few other stocks. by small investors who banded together on social media Investors large and small continued to focus those stocks and sent the prices higher. Many of the small investors trade Monday, and GameStop slumped 30.8 percent to $225 a share, S&P 500 3,880 on online platforms such as Robinhood, which suddenly the latest rocky ride for the stock, which ended last year at about Close: 3,773.86 restricted the buying of shares of GameStop and other com- 3,780 $18. Change: 59.62 (1.6%) panies, sparking outrage from the social media crowd and 3,680 10 DAYS Meanwhile, the price of silver jumped at one point to its high- 4,000 politicians alike. est level in eight years. Biden’s financial regulators — especially the Securities 3,800 and Exchange Commission — will likely have to address Silver futures jumped more than 9 percent on Monday to $29.42 per ounce with #silversqueeze trending on Twitter. That questions about a number of Wall Street practices, such as 3,600 short-selling and whether the business model of online trad- exuberance spread to companies that mine precious metals, ing platforms is as investor-friendly as the companies say it especially silver. Shares of Pan American Silver surged more than 3,400 is. 9 percent, First Majestic Silver rose 18.7 percent, Hecla Mining 3,200 The airing of complex issues will come in addition to spiked 21.8 percent, and Coeur Mining soared 17.6 percent. ASONDJ anticipated efforts by regulators at the SEC, the Consumer Some analysts called the price jump the latest assault by the Financial Protection Bureau and other agencies to overturn smaller investors who sent GameStop soaring recently. But 52-Week YTD 12-mo Trump-era rules deemed more favorable to the financial many of those same traders instead called it a trap set by hedge High Low Name Last Chg %Chg %Chg %Chg industry than to consumers or retail investors. funds to divert their attention away from GameStop, as the saga 31,272.22 18,213.65 Dow Industrials 30,211.91 +229.29 +.76 -1.29 +6.38 Biden is naming as the new SEC chairman Gary Gensler, captivating Wall Street gets even more dramatic. 13,208.63 6,481.20 Dow Transportation 12,250.00 +162.01 +1.34 -2.05 +15.67 963.80 593.52 Dow Utilities 856.58 +4.18 +.49 -.93 -8.94 who set a record as a tough regulator heading the Commod- A measure of fear in the market, the VIX, fell Monday, suggest- 15,129.12 8,664.94 NYSE Composite 14,596.18 +198.98 +1.38 +.49 +6.71 ity Futures Trading Commission during the financial crisis. ing some of last week’s market jitters were easing, said Pauline 13,728.98 6,631.42 Nasdaq Composite 13,403.39 +332.70 +2.55 +4.00 +44.54 1,782.94 1,015.63 S&P 100 1,737.10 +27.35 +1.60 +.96 +19.18 The SEC took a deregulatory tilt under chair Jay Clayton, a Bell, analyst at CFRA Research. 3,870.90 2,191.86 S&P 500 3,773.86 +59.62 +1.61 +.47 +16.16 former Wall Street lawyer appointed by President Donald “Today the market is sensing that the heightened volatility 2,482.63 1,181.96 S&P MidCap 2,388.77 +48.65 +2.08 +3.56 +17.75 41,097.12 21,955.54 Wilshire 5000 40,074.46 +678.29 +1.72 +1.57 +21.07 Trump. that we saw over the last week is reverting to a more settled type 2,194.86 966.22 Russell 2000 2,126.16 +52.52 +2.53 +7.66 +30.26 The GameStop saga has drawn expressions of outrage over of volume,” Bell said. “The market is sensing the return to nor- Wall Street’s treatment of the “little guy” from lawmakers malcy.” Market SuMMary: nySe and naSdaq from both parties. The populist strain recalls the anger fuel- The S&P 500 gained 59.62 points to 3,773.86. The Dow ing the Occupy Wall Street movement over the big bank bail- Jones Industrial Average rose 229.29 points, or 0.8 percent, to Gainers ($2 or more) Losers ($2 or more) Most Active ($1 or more) outs that Congress brought in response to the financial crisis. Name Last Chg %chg Name Last Chg %chg Name Vol (00) Last Chg 30,211.91. The Nasdaq composite climbed 332.70 points, or 2.5 The uproar is occurring at a time when the small investor ComstMn 2.95 +1.59 +116.9 Koss h 35.00 -29.00 -45.3 Sundial h 16926300 1.21 +.40 percent, to 13,403.39. appears to be winning. Some prominent hedge funds are LeisAcq 23.99 +11.55 +92.8 MingZhu n 23.20 -12.14 -34.4 AMC Ent 4206311 13.30 +.04 The gains were broad, with technology companies leading the TuscnHl un 36.51 +17.06 +87.7 GameStop 225.00 -100.00 -30.8 ComstMn 3219537 2.95 +1.59 reeling with losses due to the collective efforts of the online way higher. Communication stocks and a variety of companies DynavaxT 10.27 +3.96 +62.8 ConcertPh 7.51 -2.97 -28.3 NokiaCp 1929863 4.89 +.33 community. At least two of them have closed out January’s TuscnHld 24.50 +8.84 +56.4 NewConcEn 8.13 -2.98 -26.8 FordM 1554511 10.83 +.30 trading with losses of more than 40 percent, according to that rely on direct consumer spending such as Starbucks and Ferrogl 2.76 +.99 +55.9 UnvSecInst 8.39 -1.71 -16.9 AvinoSG g 1291636 1.85 +.62 AutoZone also helped lift the market. VielaBio 52.81 +18.13 +52.3 Quotinet 5.04 -1.02 -16.8 DynavaxT 1068581 10.27 +3.96 reports by The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg News. AppHrvest 35.85 +10.90 +43.7 Express 5.00 -1.00 -16.7 Apple Inc s 1058490 134.14 +2.18 Even so, when Robinhood took the step of preventing Smaller companies also notched solid gains. The Russell 2000 Biocryst 11.85 +3.33 +39.1 LionGrp n 3.07 -.53 -14.7 Ideanom h 949980 4.34 +.47 RetractTc 21.50 +5.41 +33.6 SiebertFn 7.01 -1.21 -14.7 InovioPhm 940444 16.96 +4.21 investors from buying shares of GameStop and a dozen other index of small-cap stocks picked up 52.52 points, or 2.5 percent, companies last week, some in Washington immediately to 2,126.16. called for action by regulators. Robinhood said it acted to Monday’s steep drop in GameStop echoed what has become a StockS of LocaL IntereSt meet regulatory capital requirements. Politicians and crit- typical move for a company that has regularly seen double-digit YTD YTD Name Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg Name Div Yld PE Last Chg %Chg ics said Robinhood changed the rules of the road midway swings most of the last two weeks. Trading of the retailer was still AMC Ent ...... 13.30 +.04 +527.4 IBM 6.52 5.5 12 120.54 +1.43 -4.2 through, in favor of Wall Street firms who were still able to limited on trading platforms like Robinhood. AT&T Inc 2.08 7.3 19 28.65 +.02 -.4 IntFlav 3.00 2.3 36 130.15 +17.77 +19.6 trade these shares. Silver for March delivery rose $2.50, or 9 percent, to settle at AMD ...... 87.66 +2.02 -4.4 Invacare .05 .5 ... 10.06 +.70 +12.4 AlmadM ...... 93 +.20 +98.3 ItauUnH ...... 5.35 +.14 -12.2 Both the Senate Banking Committee and the House $29.42 an ounce. AmAirlines .40 2.4 ... 16.84 -.33 +6.8 KelsoTch g .03 3.2 ... .95 +.24 +74.3 Financial Services Committee plan to hold hearings on the While volatility eased Monday, analysts said the market is Apple Inc s ...... 36 134.14 +2.18 +1.1 Keycorp .74 4.3 10 17.16 +.30 +4.6 AtossaTh ...... 2.37 +.16 +149.5 Kohls 2.82 6.5 9 43.13 -.93 +6.0 GameStop controversy. likely to remain choppy as small investors continue to play a AvinoSG g ...... 1.85 +.62 +42.3 LincNat 1.68 3.6 7 46.28 +.79 -8.0 Rep. Brad Sherman, D-Calif., who heads the Financial Ser- bigger role in stock trading than they have in the past. BkofAm .72 2.4 16 29.96 +.31 -1.2 Macerich 2.00 14.3 8 14.01 -1.69 +31.3 BarrickGld 2.82 ... 13 22.54 +.17 -1.1 MatinasB ...... 96 -.50 -29.4 vices subcommittee on investor protection, entrepreneurship “Definitely having easy access to information, encouragement BedBath .68 2.2 ... 30.26 -5.07 +70.4 McDnlds 5.16 2.5 32 207.93 +.09 -3.1 Biocryst ...... 11.85 +3.33 +59.1 McEwenM .01 .7 ... 1.46 +.25 +48.2 and capital markets, said lawmakers will examine, for exam- on social media and a very easy trading experience has gotten Biolase ...... 1.07 -.06 +156.6 ple, whether Robinhood may have blocked customers from Bionano ...... 10.76 -.29 +249.4 Microsoft 2.24 .9 39 239.65 +7.69 +7.7 more people involved,” said Sunitha Thomas, national portfo- BlackBerry ...... 14.63 +.53 +120.7 NanoD h ...... 14.14 +.40 +55.4 buying the stocks at the behest of other market players with lio advisor at Northern Trust Wealth Management. “All of that BorqsTch lf ...... 1.43 +.26 +44.9 NewellBr .92 3.8 ... 24.39 +.37 +14.9 competing interests — who are also Robinhood clients. Cameco g .32 ...... 14.63 +2.21 +9.2 NiSource .84 3.8 28 22.22 +.07 -3.1 combined is going to lead to more volatility as investors with a Carnival ...... 18.80 +.13 -13.2 NokiaCp .19 3.9 ... 4.89 +.33 +25.1 Another issue to be aired is that of short-selling, where shorter outlook are a bigger part of the daily trading volume.” CedarF 3.74 9.3 11 40.20 +.10 +2.2 NDynMn g ...... 75 +.17 +131.7 firms bet that a company’s stock price will drop. Lawmakers Cisco 1.44 3.2 18 45.40 +.82 +1.5 NorthropG 5.80 2.0 20 292.31 +5.70 -4.1 Investors are watching negotiations in Washington over Pres- CocaCola 1.64 3.4 25 48.48 +.33 -11.6 OwensCorn 1.04 1.3 25 80.64 +3.04 +6.4 could look at the need for fuller disclosure requirements for ident Joe Biden’s proposed $1.9 trillion economic aid package. ComstMn ...... 2.95 +1.59 +183.7 PPG 2.16 1.6 25 138.58 +3.87 -3.9 short sellers, as now prevail in Europe and Britain, Sherman CorbusPhm ...... 2.23 +.40 +78.4 Palantir n ...... 33.96 -1.22 +44.2 Hopes for aid, along with the Federal Reserve’s pledge to keep CrackerB 5.20 3.8 15 138.21 +2.90 +4.8 PepsiCo 4.09 3.0 15 136.98 +.41 -7.6 suggested. low-cost credit plentiful, have carried the S&P 500 and other DuPont 1.20 1.6 8 73.14 -6.31 +2.9 Petrobras ...... 10.28 +.23 -8.5 “There is a casino. To the extent there’s a casino, it ought to DynavaxT ...... 10.27 +3.96 +130.8 Pfizer 1.56 4.4 23 35.80 -.10 -2.7 major indexes to record highs. Express ...... 15 5.00 -1.00 +449.5 RPM 1.52 1.8 7 83.66 +1.19 -7.8 be fair,” he said in a telephone interview. “The capital mar- ExxonMbl 3.48 7.7 58 44.92 +.08 +9.0 Sherwin 5.36 .8 34 698.10 +6.30 -5.0 kets need to be less of a casino and more of a place where “Ultimately, what’s going to drive this recovery is consumer Facebook ...... 30 262.01 +3.68 -4.1 SiriusXM .06 .9 28 6.26 ... -1.7 spending coming back,” Thomas said. Ferrogl .24 8.7 4 2.76 +.99 +68.3 Smucker 3.60 3.1 15 115.33 -1.08 -.2 people ... can invest in companies that are leading the new FMajSilv g ...... 22.12 +4.00 +64.6 SorrentoTh ...... 14.63 +1.97 +114.4 economy.” Investors bid up stocks heading into 2021 in expectation the FirstEngy 1.56 5.0 7 31.18 +.42 +1.9 SprottSilv ...... 10.41 +.83 +11.5 rollout of coronavirus vaccines would allow global business FordM ...... 10.83 +.30 +23.2 Sundial h ...... 1.21 +.40 +155.3 Also under Washington’s microscope will be the business fuboTV n ...... 52.40 +10.15 +87.1 Target 2.72 1.5 31 183.57 +2.40 +4.0 and travel to return to normal. That optimism has been dented FuelCell ...... 21.88 +1.12 +95.9 Tesla Inc s ...... 839.81 +46.28 +19.0 model of companies like Robinhood. At issue is the com- GameStop 1.52 .7 ... 225.00 -100.00 +1,094.3 TuscnHld ...... 24.50 +8.84 +43.3 mon practice in the securities markets of payment for order recently by new infection spikes and disruptions in vaccine GenElec .04 .4 31 10.74 +.06 -.6 GeniusBr h ...... 1.86 +.08 +34.8 USAntimny ...... 85 +.02 +61.9 flow, in which Wall Street trading firms pay companies like deliveries. Gevo ...... 11.09 +.93 +160.9 VBI Vacc ...... 3.96 +.70 +44.0 Robinhood to send their customers’ orders to those firms for Markets were rattled last week by AstraZeneca’s announce- GoldStdV g ...... 72 +.01 -.4 Vale SA .29 1.7 ... 16.74 +.59 -.1 GranTrra g ...... 66 +.07 +79.9 Vaxart h ...... 15.57 +3.59 +172.7 execution. ment it would supply the European Union with fewer than HeclaM .01 .1 ... 7.30 +1.61 +12.7 VerizonCm 2.52 4.6 12 54.28 -.47 -7.6 In addition, much as Facebook and other tech giants pro- half the promised doses, which prompted the EU to impose HomeDp 6.00 2.2 27 270.07 -.75 +1.7 VirgnGal ...... 53.79 +9.50 +126.7 HuntBncsh .60 4.5 12 13.22 -.01 +4.7 WalMart 2.16 1.6 80 139.27 -1.22 -3.4 vide users’ personal data to online advertisers, platforms like export controls. On Sunday, AstraZeneca promised to increase iBio ...... 1.87 +.27 +78.1 WellsFargo .40 1.3 73 29.99 +.11 -.6 Robinhood give the trading firms data on stocks its users are Ideanom h ...... 4.34 +.47 +118.1 Wendys Co .28 1.4 22 20.43 +.03 -6.8 European supplies and start delivery earlier. This helped boost InovioPhm ...... 16.96 +4.21 +91.6 Workhrs rs ...... 38.86 +4.54 +96.5 buying and selling. shares of European companies on Monday. Germany’s DAX rose Intel 1.39 2.5 11 56.69 +1.18 +13.8 YumBrnds 1.88 1.8 37 103.06 +1.57 -5.1 Last year, Robinhood agreed to pay $65 million to settle 1.4 percent, France’s CAC-40 gained 1.2 percent and the U.K.’s SEC charges of providing misleading or incomplete informa- FTSE-100 added 0.9 percent. oMModItIeS tion on its order-flow payments, its largest revenue source. The yield on the 10-year Treasury rose to 1.08 percent from c The practice of firms like Robinhood lending money to 1.07 percent late Friday. futureS Spot customers to make trades, which can fuel trading frenzies Exch Contract Settle Chg Yesterday Week Ago by small investors, also will be scrutinized. Questions also Robinhood raises $3.4B from investors Lt Sweet Crude NYMX Mar 21 53.55 +1.35 Gold (troy oz., spot) $1860.80 $1847.30 will be raised on whether the SEC’s existing rules on market Corn CBOT Mar 21 549.25 +2.25 Silver (troy oz., spot) $29.398 $26.900 Popular online trading platform Robinhood said Monday that Wheat CBOT Mar 21 651 -12 Copper (pound) $3.5830 $3.5735 manipulation are sufficient. it has lined up $3.4 billion to help meet its funding requirements Soybeans CBOT Mar 21 1365.25 -4.75 Wall Street brokerages, big banks and other financial com- Cattle CME Feb 21 114.87 -.18 NYMX = New York Mercantile Exchange. CBOT = amid a spike in trading on Wall Street fueled by small investors Chicago Board of Trade. CME = Chicago Mercantile Sugar (world) ICE Mar 21 16.15 +.32 Exchange. ICE = Intercontinental Exchange. panies were already expecting the Biden administration to be driving up shares in GameStop and other stocks. tougher on them than the Trump regime. Orange Juice ICE Mar 21 108.10 -2.50 The funds are being provided by Ribbit Capital and several Regulators largely took a hands-off approach to the finan- other venture capital firms, including Sequoia Capital, Index MutuaL fundS cial industry under the Trump administration, with some Ventures and ICONIQ Capital. The $3.4 billion figure includes Total Assets Total Return/Rank Pct Min Init exceptions like Wells Fargo. Fines became a fraction of what Name ($Mlns) NAV 4-wk 12-mo 5-year Load Invt $1 billion in funding that Robinhood announced Friday. they used to be, and rules and regulations designed to curtail American Funds AmrcnBalA m 88,068 30.28 +0.3 +11.3/D +10.7/C 5.75 250 Robinhood needed to secure funding in order to meet deposit American Funds CptWldGrIncA m 57,353 60.34 +1.6 +19.3/C +13.0/C 5.75 250 abusive practices like payday lending or lending discrimina- American Funds CptlIncBldrA m 62,797 63.07 +0.1 +4.3/D +6.9/D 5.75 250 tion were repealed or significantly rolled back, to the dismay thresholds required by organizations that handle the trading American Funds FdmtlInvsA m 60,591 69.57 +0.6 +17.0/C +15.1/C 5.75 250 orders placed by investors on its platform. These firms, known American Funds GrfAmrcA m 125,841 69.03 +2.2 +39.6/B +21.0/B 5.75 250 of consumer advocates. American Funds IncAmrcA m 75,420 23.70 +0.6 +6.5/E +8.9/E 5.75 250 There were already signs that Biden was planning to do as clearinghouses, execute the trades placed on stock brokerages American Funds InvCAmrcA m 68,134 44.70 +0.6 +16.7/C +13.8/D 5.75 250 like Robinhood, and require higher deposits in order to reduce American Funds NwPrspctvA m 59,118 61.75 +2.1 +35.9/A +18.5/A 5.75 250 more to look out for consumers. He fired Trump’s head of the American Funds WAMtInvsA m 64,027 50.28 +0.2 +9.4/E +13.4/D 5.75 250 Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Kathy Kraninger, and their risk during the 48 hours or so that it takes them to transfer Dodge & Cox Inc 69,127 14.59 -0.4 +7.3/B +5.7/A NL 2,500 the stock to a buyer and the funds to the seller. Dodge & Cox IntlStk 40,788 44.03 +0.8 +8.2/B +9.1/A NL 2,500 nominated consumer advocate Rohit Chopra to replace her. Dodge & Cox Stk 70,673 194.23 +0.9 +11.7/A +14.1/A NL 2,500 Chopra, appointed by Trump to the Federal Trade Com- “This round of funding will help us scale to meet the incredi- DoubleLine TtlRetBdI 43,670 10.72 +0.4 +2.7/E +3.4/E NL 100,000 Fidelity 500IdxInsPrm 284,622 130.92 +0.6 +19.1/B +16.5/A NL 0 mission, was one of two Democrats on the five-member ble growth we’ve seen and demand for our platform,” Jason War- Fidelity BCGrowth 41,315 169.41 +3.9 +63.3/A +27.8/A NL 0 commission. While in the minority, Chopra used his perch to nick, Robinhood’s chief financial officer, said in a statement. Fidelity Contrafund 110,334 16.90 +0.8 +30.8/C +19.7/C NL 0 Fidelity GroCo 44,710 34.13 +3.8 +69.3/A +30.0/A NL 0 try to push the FTC to be more aggressive in going after bad The speculative frenzy has put pressure on Robinhood and Fidelity TtlMktIdxInsPrm 57,451 109.21 +1.4 +22.6/A +17.1/A NL 0 behavior, particularly in the technology industry. other stock brokerages to keep up with traffic on their online Fidelity USBdIdxInsPrm 58,101 12.34 -0.7 +4.9/D +4.0/C NL 0 Metropolitan West TtlRetBdI 53,023 11.12 -0.3 +6.7 +4.4 NL 3,000,000 “I think his purpose (as CFPB Director) will be two-fold: platforms. Last week, Robinhood, Charles Schwab and other PIMCO IncInstl 71,513 12.11 +0.5 +5.3 +6.3 NL 1,000,000 more deterrence and to make consumers whole,” said Ori PIMCO TtlRetIns 53,426 10.53 -0.4 +6.2 +4.5 NL 1,000,000 retail brokerages placed limits on trading of GameStop, AMC, Schwab SP500Idx 51,307 57.75 -0.2 +15.6 +16.1 NL 0 Lev, a partner at Mayer Brown and a former official at the Express and other stocks popular with small investors. The move T. Rowe Price BCGr 57,355 167.70 +1.3 +33.2/C +22.2/B NL 2,500 CFPB. Vanguard 500IdxAdmrl 359,552 348.66 +0.6 +19.1/B +16.5/A NL 3,000 led to a swift backlash from customers and criticism from some Vanguard DivGrInv 47,396 32.08 -3.5 +7.9/E +13.4/D NL 3,000 “I think the people the president has nominated ... will lawmakers claiming small investors were being treaded unfairly. Vanguard GrIdxAdmrl 53,927 132.30 +1.4 +37.9/B +22.1/B NL 3,000 have a more pro-consumer attitude, and a bit more antago- Vanguard InTrTEAdmrl 78,309 14.91 +0.5 +4.1/A +3.5/B NL 50,000 Robinhood, which is based in Menlo Park, California, initially Vanguard InsIdxIns 119,011 333.38 +0.6 +19.1/B +16.5/A NL 5,000,000 nistic toward Wall Street,” said Sen. Sherrod Brown, limited investors to only selling their positions, not open new Vanguard InsIdxInsPlus 142,173 333.40 +0.6 +19.1/B +16.5/A NL 100,000,000 D-Cleveland, who is set to become chairman of the Senate Vanguard IntlGrAdmrl 57,579 171.97 +7.3 +74.0/A +25.5/A NL 50,000 ones. It also required users to put up more of their own money Vanguard MdCpIdxAdmrl 53,301 259.54 +1.2 +20.0/B +15.3/A NL 3,000 Banking Committee. Vanguard PrmCpAdmrl 63,289 159.69 +3.8 +24.2/D +18.6/D NL 50,000 for certain trades instead of using borrowed funds. Vanguard STInvmGrdAdmrl 50,277 11.02 +0.1 +4.4/B +3.3/A NL 50,000 On Monday, the company was limiting users to buying four Vanguard SmCpIdxAdmrl 47,312 97.29 +4.4 +26.9/B +16.4/A NL 3,000 “I think the people the Vanguard TrgtRtr2025Inv 49,978 21.68 +0.6 +14.0/C +10.8/B NL 1,000 shares and five options contracts in GameStop. Traders inter- Vanguard TrgtRtr2030Inv 45,903 40.88 +0.8 +15.3/C +11.6/B NL 1,000 president has nominated ested in snapping up AMC Entertainment, are limited to 75 Vanguard TrgtRtr2035Inv 44,587 25.47 +1.0 +16.5/C +12.3/C NL 1,000 Vanguard TtBMIdxAdmrl 120,908 11.52 -0.7 +4.7/D +4.1/C NL 3,000 shares or options contracts. Vanguard TtBMIdxIns 53,017 11.52 -0.7 +4.8/D +4.1/C NL 5,000,000 ... will have a more pro- Vanguard TtInBIdxAdmrl 50,143 23.27 -0.4 +2.1/E +4.1/C NL 3,000 GameStop stock vaulted from below $20 earlier this month Vanguard TtInBIdxIns 43,180 34.92 -0.4 +2.1/E +4.1/C NL 5,000,000 consumer attitude, and a bit to close around $350 as of last week. The videogame retailer’s shares closed Monday at $225, down 31 percent on the day. Stock Footnotes: g=Dividends and earnings in Canadian dollars .h= Doe not meet continued- listings tandards lf = Late filing more antagonistic toward with SEC. n = New in past 52 weeks. pf = Preferred. rs = Stock has undergone a reverse stock split of at least 50 percent Movie theater operator AMC was running at around $2 last April within the past year. rt = Right to buy security at a specified price. s = Stock has split by at least 20 percent within the last year. Wall Street.” un = Units. vj = In bankruptcy or receivership. wd = When distributed. wi = When issued. wt = Warrants. Mutual Fund and surged to around $20 last week. It closed Monday at $13.30. Footnotes: b = Fee covering market costs is paid from fund assets. d = Deferred sales charge, or redemption fee. f = front load Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, who is set to become — from wire reports (sales charges). m = Multiple fees are charged. NA = not available. p = previous dayʼs net asset value. s = fund split shares chairman of the Senate Banking Committee during the week. x = fund paid a distribution during the week. Source: The Associated Press. Sales figures are unofficial.

cyan C5 magenta C5 yellow C5 black C5 C6 Tuesday, February 2, 2021 BUSINESS & POLITICS The Gazette ANALYSIS ‘Tidal wave’ of evictions, shutoffs tests lawmakers Alex Brown Last summer, Democratic lawmakers in Stateline.org CBO projects 4.6% growth Jen Psaki, the White House press secretary, said the CBO projection “is not a measure of Ohio proposed using the state’s rainy- Millions of Americans who in Biden’s first year, jobs lag how each American family is doing,” adding have fallen behind on their The U.S. economy is projected to grow at day fund to provide rent relief, but the that the administration’s “focus is on what bills during the pandemic a robust 4.6 percent annual rate this year, the American people need to get through measure has not been brought up for a dread the end of emergency but employment isn’t expected to return to this crisis.” The proposal allocates funds for protections that have shel- pre-pandemic levels until 2024, the Congres- vote. State leaders in Ohio have targeted tered them from eviction, kept sional Budget Office said Monday. vaccinations, school reopenings, expanded $55 million in federal CARES Act money on their lights and water and The 10-year outlook said the economic jobless aid, $1,400 in direct payments, aid to provided unemployment aid. recovery from the coronavirus got a boost state and local governments and tax credits for eviction, foreclosure and utility aid. Few states have established a from an unprecedented wave of government for children and childcare. safety net to help them handle spending to combat the outbreak, such that The advocacy group Invest in America, not enough state funding to moratorium, if there’s no debt their accumulating debt when growth could pass its maximum sustainable which supports the Biden plan, held a make everybody whole, and relief attached to it, it doesn’t those temporary orders expire. level in early 2025 before returning to a long- conference call where economists said the that’s just a reality of what really do anything,” said “We’ve heard a sense of fear run average of 1.7 percent. Based on the CBO report shows the need for stimulus to we’re dealing with,” she said Rianna Eckel, an organizer from many tenants concerned CBO’s projections, economic growth would increase hiring. in December at a news con- with the environmental non- about a tidal wave of evictions be the strongest since 1999. “There’s no reason to suffer through high ference. profit Food & Water Watch. once the moratorium lifts,” While the growth estimates suggest a quick unemployment just because the Republicans Many GOP-controlled Four states—Alaska, Califor- said New Jersey state Sen. Troy snapback in gross domestic product, the think it’s prudent to shrink the number,” said states have provided rental nia, New York and Virginia— Singleton, a Democrat. CBO projection shows that hiring will occur Gabriel Mathy, assistant professor of eco- aid through federal CARES already have taken legislative “We need to have a plan in at a lag as consumer spending returns and nomics at American University. Act funding. Texas Gov. Greg action to block shutoffs and place to address it.” employers become more comfortable with The CBO cautioned that its projections Abbott, a Republican, allo- provide repayment options. State lawmakers’ efforts will adding workers. CBO projected an average of are highly uncertain, in large part because cated $171 million of Texas’s Colorado allocated $5 million be bolstered by $25 billion in 521,000 jobs will be added monthly this year, of the pace of the vaccinations and the risk share toward rental assistance. at the end of last year to help rental and utility assistance a pace that would fall to 145,000 in 2022. of new variations of the coronavirus. A faster And in Missouri, Republican people pay their utility bills. that Congress approved last Congress has spent $4 trillion to keep the vaccination process — the goal of both aid Gov. Mike Parson and the Leaders in some states also month, but some experts economy stable since the pandemic shut- proposals — would help hiring and growth. GOP-dominated legislature want to extend or expand say the nation’s rental debt tered schools, offices, restaurants, gyms A separate measure of economic growth have put distributing federal unemployment benefits. is closer to $100 billion. And and other businesses, leading to roughly 10 in the CBO report that compares the dollars at the top of the legis- Unemployed workers have some states already are warn- million job losses and an economic decline fourth-quarters says growth would be 3.7 lative agenda. gotten extra money and addi- ing that the federal help comes of 3.5 percent last year. The CBO estimates percent this year, a partial reflection of some Montana received $200 mil- tional weeks of support from with complex rules that will factored in the roughly $900 billion approved of the gains that have already occurred in the lion for rental assistance in federal relief packages, but make it difficult to help rent- in December, but they excluded President middle of last year. the latest federal relief pack- with those benefits set to ers in time. Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion plan because the pro- age, but lawmakers voted in expire in March, many law- Some legislators are look- jections are based on current law. Treasury borrowing drops but January to distribute only $17 makers and justice advocates ing to put millions of state Biden’s supporters can point to the CBO’s could rise with new COVID aid million, holding the rest in think it’s imperative to bolster projection of a three-year recovery in hir- reserve. state programs. dollars into relief programs. WASHINGTON — The Treasury Depart- ing as a need for more aid. But Republican Republicans said the move “Part of being able to go back Others are working to create ment said Monday that it plans to borrow lawmakers can simultaneously argue that would give legislators more to work is staying afloat in this long-term repayment plans $274 billion in the current January-March less money is needed to boost the economy say in how the money is spent, interim time,” said Michigan that allow people to work their quarter, down 54.1 percent from the prior because the CBO estimates that the total allowing them to allocate the House Minority Leader Donna way out of rent and utility debt three-month period. economy will return to its pre-pandemic size remaining money as they see Lasinski, a Democrat. “If we let without having to make a sin- But officials concede that figure could rise gle lump-sum payment. And in the middle of this year. fit. folks fall under the water line, Maya MacGuineas, president of the Com- significantly depending on what type of new Last summer, Democratic there’s a much higher cost to some lawmakers are push- coronavirus relief package is approved by ing their states to extend or mittee for a Responsible Federal Budget, said lawmakers in Ohio proposed the families, the state and our the CBO estimate suggests that Biden’s pro- Congress using the state’s rainy-day future economic growth.” expand unemployment ben- Treasury’s projected borrowing figure for efits. posal appears to be excessive relative to the fund to provide rent relief, Lasinski said Michigan’s needs of the economy. this quarter is down from the $597 billion but the measure has not been unemployment benefits, cur- But because many states in actual borrowing it did during the Octo- have had to slash their budgets “The president is exactly right to focus on brought up for a vote. State rently capped at 20 weeks the need to contain the virus, and his Amer- ber-December quarter. leaders in Ohio have targeted of coverage and $362 per in response to plunging tax The government ran up a record $3.1 revenue, there is little money ican Rescue Plan includes many important $55 million in federal CARES week, are long overdue for trillion deficit for the 2020 budget year that in state coffers for rent relief. elements,” she said. “But many of his pro- Act money for eviction, fore- an adjustment. Her proposal ended Sept. 30. The government’s finances And state lawmakers also are posals are larger than necessary and could closure and utility aid. would permanently extend were strained by trillions of dollars spent to facing pressure from landlords be better targeted.” GOP leaders in Ohio did not unemployment to 26 weeks, support an economy that went into a freefall who say they face foreclosure White House officials have repeatedly said respond to a request for com- while bringing maximum the risks of going too small in response to in the spring when a global pandemic hit, if they don’t collect rent or ment. weekly payments up to $581, the pandemic are greater than going too big pushing millions of people out of work. receive government help. Most states, including with future increases based with aid. — from wire reports “Any further extension of Republican strongholds such on inflation. Lawmakers as Florida, Indiana and Mis- passed an extension of the eviction moratoriums is just sissippi, set up rent relief pro- 26-week unemployment cov- kicking the can down the road,” behind on rent, according to spread and have deadly con- state’s eviction ban expires grams last year using federal erage late last year, but it was said Greg Brown, vice presi- Moody’s Analytics. As soon as sequences,” he said. Feb. 23. While the federal mor- funds, with some adding state vetoed by Democratic Gov. dent of government affairs at the bans end, those bills will A National Bureau of Eco- atorium is still on the books, money as well. But housing Gretchen Whitmer after it was the National Apartment Asso- come due — quickly followed nomic Research study, which Pennsylvania’s ban offers advocates say they haven’t tied to another proposal she ciation, a Virginia-based rental by eviction notices. has not yet been peer-re- more protections and fewer come close to matching the opposed. industry group. In California, roughly 3 mil- viewed, estimated that gaps loopholes. need. Other states, including “The outstanding rent has lion renters won’t be able to in eviction and utility pro- “The General Assembly While every state is subject Nevada, Alaska, Maryland to be paid by someone at or doubt their ability to pay tections have led to as many needs to approve the spend- to the federal government’s and Minnesota, have already some point, and that’s the only the next month’s rent, accord- as 164,000 deaths during the ing no later than the first week eviction ban, there is no such passed bills to expand unem- way to resolve this crisis.” ing to a December U.S. Cen- pandemic. of February so that money will national moratorium for shut- ployment access or extend Many states still have evic- sus Bureau survey. For state In some states, the federal get out to individuals quickly,” offs of water, electricity and benefits. North Carolina Gov. tion moratoriums in place, and Assemblymember David Chiu, relief money may be enough said state Sen. Art Haywood, a gas. More than 600 environ- Roy Cooper, a Democrat, has President Joe Biden extended a Democrat, that represents a to cover renters’ debts, but Democrat. “We’re really run- mental, racial justice, labor urged lawmakers in the state the federal eviction ban to the public health crisis as well as a lawmakers could struggle to ning out of time.” and faith groups have called to provide more unemploy- end of March. But some hous- housing problem. distribute the money before State Sen. Pat Browne, the on Biden to issue a ban, but ment relief. ing advocates have said the “The idea that hundreds of moratoriums end. The $850 Republican chair of the Senate his administration has yet to Even as state lawmakers federal ban doesn’t protect all thousands of people could be million marked for Pennsyl- Appropriations Committee, take a position. scramble to address these tenants. Twelve million house- forced from their homes will vania is close to estimates of did not respond to questions Eleven states currently block crises, their work is compli- holds are more than $5,000 make COVID-19 more likely to residents’ relief needs, but the about Haywood’s call to dis- such shutoffs, while 22 states cated by the lack of clarity on burse the funding. that had bans during the pan- whether more federal aid will Republicans hold a majority demic have let them expire. be forthcoming. Biden has in the Pennsylvania legisla- While some utilities have vol- called for another $25 billion ture, and advocates for state- untarily stopped disconnec- in rent relief and $5 billion in funded aid haven’t gained tions, many have begun halt- utility aid, as well as extending traction in many states under ing service for customers who and expanding federal unem- GOP control. Some Republi- are behind on their bills. ployment benefits. Fin alcal lace  cans, such as Iowa Gov. Kim Some advocates say law- That kind of federal invest- Reynolds, have said it’s the makers nationwide need to do ment would take much of the responsibility of the federal more than just delay discon- burden off of the states, but government to provide relief. nection notices. the plan faces an uncertain WORSHIP “Unfortunately, there’s just “Even if we have a shutoff path forward in the Senate. U.S. billionaire buys SpaceX flight to orbit with 3 others CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — selected for in a world 50 or 100 years A U.S. billionaire who made the mission. from now where people are a fortune in tech and fighter Anyone jumping in their rockets like jets is buying an entire SpaceX donating to the Jetsons and there are flight and plans to take three St. Jude in families bouncing around on people with him to circle the February will the moon with their kid in a globe this year. be entered spacesuit,” Isaacman, who Besides fulfilling his dream into a ran- turns 38 next week, told The of flying in space, Jared Isaac- Isaacman dom drawing Associated Press. man announced Monday that for seat No. “I also think if we are going he aims to use the private 3. The fourth Use e Meina-Gaee to live in that world, we better trip to raise $200 million for seat will go to a business conquer childhood cancer St. Jude Children’s Research owner who uses Shift4 Pay- along the way.” Hospital, half coming from his ments, Isaacman’s credit card   own pockets. processing company in Allen- He’s bought a Super Bowl A health care worker for town, Pennsylvania. ad to publicize the mission, St. Jude already has been “I truly want us to live dubbed Inspiration4 and tar- geted for October. Details of the ride in a SpaceX Dragon    capsule are still being worked out, including the number of  ­        days the four will be in orbit after blasting off from Florida.   
 The other passengers will be ­‚  ƒ‚   announced next month.      Isaacman’s trip is the „  † latest private space travel       announcement. Three busi-  ­€  €­ nessmen are paying $55  ‚    
million apiece to fly to the International Space Station next January aboard a SpaceX       Dragon. And a Japanese  ‡ ˆ   businessman has a deal with SpaceX to fly to the moon in a ‚ ­‰
   few years. SOLUTION UNDER: HOUSES FOR RENT — from wire reports

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SHERIFF’S SALE $200,000. CONFIRMATION is signed NOTICE OF BID sufficient to satisfy the ALL SUCH REAL PROP- LEGAL NOTICE OF A FEDERAL TAX OF REAL ESTATE NO CASH ACCEPTED, The bid will be awarded to by Judge. The successful judgement against each ERTY TO BE SOLD AT LIEN HAS BEEN FILED General Code, Sec. 11681 balance due 30 days after the lowest and best bidder. bidder shall pay the re- Bids are requested for parcel on Thursday the PUBLIC AUCTION MAY Sealed bids will be re- WITH RESPECT TO ANY Revised Code, confirmation. cording and conveyances ODOT Item 422 Single 18TH day of February BE SUBJECT TO A FED- ceived until (10:00 am) on SUCH REAL PROPERTY. Sec. 2329.26 The Medina County Com- fees in addition to the suc- Chip & Seal on 13.7 miles 2021 at 9:00 A.M. At: ERAL TAX LIEN THAT Tuesday, February 16, (Per ORC Section missioners reserve the cessful bid price. of various roads in Medina http://medina.sheriffsale MAY NOT BE EXTIN- 2021 at the office of the Terry Grice The State of Ohio, 2329.21) The purchaser right to reject any and all County, Ohio. auction.ohio.gov GUISHED BY THE SALE, Treasurer of the Medina Sheriff of Medina County Medina County shall be required to pay the bids. Whereas, such judgment AND PURCHASERS OF City Schools, 739 Wey- amount of costs, allow- orders such real property The Bid Notice can be ob- Thereafter, if any parcel ANY SUCH REAL PROP- mouth Road, Medina, Ohio Medina Co. Prosecutor WELLS FARGO BANK, ances, and taxes the pro- Andrew J. Conrad P.E. to be sold or otherwise dis- tained from the Medina does not received a suffi- ERTY ARE URGED TO 44256, at which time and 72 Public Square NA ceeds of the sale are insuf- P. S. posed of according to law County Engineer web cient bid, it shall be offered SEARCH THE FEDERAL place they will be opened Medina, OH 44256 Plaintiff ficient to cover. Also, pur- Medina County Engineer by the undersigned to sat- page at www.highway for sale, on the 18th day TAX LIEN INDEX THAT publicly and read aloud for: (330) 723-9536 chaser shall be responsi- isfy the total amount of engineer.co.medina.oh.us. of March, 2021 IS KEPT BY THE Medina City Schools, VS ble for taxes that may be- Board of Medina County said judgment: $51,286.79 COUNTY RECORDER TO 2021-Roof Replacement M.G. 1/26; 2/2-9/21 come due and payable af- Commissioners Bid documents and details PUBLIC NOTICE IS DETERMINE IF NOTICE Projects.Total construc- 20676502 MICHAEL J. YURIK, ET ter the date of sale. William F. Hutson Now, therefore, public no- as to the location of the HEREBY GIVEN THAT OF A FEDERAL TAX tion estimate: $795,384.00 AL Stephen D. Hambley tice is hereby given that I, proposed improvements ALL SUCH REAL PROP- LIEN HAS BEEN FILED Defendant Terry Grice Colleen Swedyk Tom Miller, Sheriff of Me- must be obtained through ERTY TO BE SOLD AT WITH RESPECT TO ANY Any proposals submitted LEGAL NOTICE Sheriff of Medina County dina County, Ohio, will ei- the www.bidexpress.com PUBLIC AUCTION MAY SUCH REAL PROPERTY. after that time will be dis- CASE NO. 12CIV0073 M.G. 2/2/21 ther dispose of such prop- web service. BE SUBJECT TO A FED- qualified and returned. All Sealed bids will be re- PADGETT LAW GROUP 20677138 erty according to law or ERAL TAX LIEN THAT Terry Grice proposals shall be submit- ceived by the Board of In pursuance of an Order 8087 WASHINGTON sell such real property at Bids must be submitted MAY NOT BE EXTIN- Sheriff of Medina County ted in triplicate on the pro- County Commissioners, VILLAGE DR. STE 220 electronically through the GUISHED BY THE SALE, Medina, Ohio in the office of Sale in the above- NOTICE OF BID public auction to the high- vided forms, sealed and entitled action, I will offer DAYTON, OH 45458 est bidder of an amount www.bidexpress.com web AND PURCHASERS OF Medina Co. Prosecutor marked plainly on the out- of said Commissioners lo- for Sale at public auction, (850) 422-2520 sufficient to satisfy the service by 1:30 PM on ANY SUCH REAL PROP- 72 Public Square side envelope: Medina City cated in the Medina www.medinasheriff.com Bids are requested for ERTY ARE URGED TO County Commissioners beginning on APRIL 16, ODOT Item 422 MC-3000 judgement against each February 18th, 2021 at Medina, OH 44256 Schools, 2021-Roof Re- 2020 in accordance with parcel on Thursday the which time all bids will be SEARCH THE FEDERAL (330) 723-9536 placement Projects. Hearing Room, 144 North ORC Section 2329.153 M.G. 1/26; 2/2-9/21 Single Chip & Seal on 21.3 18TH day of February read aloud for the project TAX LIEN INDEX THAT Broadway, Medina, Ohio 20676491 miles of various roads in IS KEPT BY THE until 1:30 P. M. Ohio time online @ http://medina. Medina County, Ohio. 2021 at 9:00 A.M. At: known as “2021 Medina M.G. 1/26; 2/2-9/21 The Construction Docu- sheriffsaleauction.ohio. http://medina.sheriffsale County Chip & Seal Bid”. COUNTY RECORDER TO 20676499 ments (Project Manual and Wednesday February 24, DETERMINE IF NOTICE 2021. Immediately follow- gov. The Bid Notice can be ob- auction.ohio.gov Plans) will be available The Engineer’s estimate is OF A FEDERAL TAX from SE Blueprint at ing bids will be opened as tained from the Medina CITY OF WADSWORTH provided by law for the two In Medina county on LEGAL NOTICE Thereafter, if any parcel $403,710.65. No contract LIEN HAS BEEN FILED www.plancycle.com.All County Engineer web WITH RESPECT TO ANY PUBLIC NOTICE (2) year lease of 28.8 ac- Thursday, February 18, The following is a sum- page at www.highway does not received a suffi- shall be awarded at a price PUBLICATION OF costs will be at the bidder’s 2021 at 9:00 AM. Thereaf- cient bid, it shall be offered more than ten percent in SUCH REAL PROPERTY. expense and is nonrefund- res of land surrounding the mary of ordinances and engineer.co.medina.oh.us. ORDINANCES AND County Home in Lafayette ter, if any properties do not resolutions adopted by Me- for sale, on the 18th day excess of the Engineer’s able. No bid shall be con- Terry Grice RESOLUTIONS Township in accordance receive a sufficient bid, it dina City Council on Janu- Bid documents and details of March, 2021 estimate. All proposals The summary of legislation sidered unless submitted shall be offered for sale, shall be submitted elec- Sheriff of Medina County using forms furnished with with specification now on ary 25, 2021 and approved as to the location of the adopted by Wadsworth file in the Medina County with no minimum bid at the by Mayor Dennis Hanwell proposed improvements PUBLIC NOTICE IS tronically through the City Council on January 5 the Construction Docu- same time of day and HEREBY GIVEN THAT www.bidexpress.com web Medina Co. Prosecutor ments.Questions concern- Commissioners’ Office, on January 26, 2021. The must be obtained through and 19, 2021 and ap- 144 N. Broadway for all same place on THURS- complete text of any ordi- ALL SUCH REAL PROP- service. 72 Public Square ing this project may be ad- the www.bidexpress.com Medina, OH 44256 proved by the Mayor or prospective bidders.All DAY, March 18, 2021. The nance or resolution may be web service. ERTY TO BE SOLD AT Acting Mayor, has been dressed to Taylor Consult- following described real PUBLIC AUCTION MAY All resurfacing has a sub- (330) 723-9536 ing Group, Greg Taylor, bids shall be filed in a obtained at the office of the posted to the following sealed envelope by the estate, situated in the Medina City Clerk of Coun- BE SUBJECT TO A FED- stantial completion date of (440-840-9019) or Bids must be submitted M.G. 1/26; 2/2-9/21 websites: http://www.public time and place specified. County of Medina and cil, 132 N. Elmwood Ave., electronically through the ERAL TAX LIEN THAT August 13th, 2021 and a fi- noticesohio.com/ and gtaylor@tcgroupdesign. State of Ohio, to wit: MAY NOT BE EXTIN- nal completion date of 20676497 com. Said envelope shall be Medina, OH or viewed at www.bidexpress.com web www.medina-gazette.com. marked “County Home www.medinaoh.org. GUISHED BY THE SALE, September 3rd, 2021. service by 1:30 PM on Brunswick Hills The complete text of each Farmland”. The Board of • Said Premises Located at February 18th, 2021 at AND PURCHASERS OF ordinance or resolution A pre-bid meeting will be 312 ELYRIA STREET, ANY SUCH REAL PROP- Each bidder shall be re- Township Board of held at 10:00 am on County Commissioners re- Ord. 6-21 which time all bids will be may be obtained free of serves the right to reject LODI An Ordinance authorizing ERTY ARE URGED TO quired to file a bid guaranty Zoning Appeals Public Tuesday, February 2, read aloud for the project with the bid in the form of Hearing charge or viewed at the of- any and all bids. • PP#: 015-26A-09-319 the Mayor to enter into a known as “2021 Medina SEARCH THE FEDERAL fice of the Clerk of City 2021, at Medina City • Prior Deed Reference: Contract for Fire Services TAX LIEN INDEX THAT either: (1) a Bid/ Schools, High School, County MC-3000 Chip & Performance Bond in the The Brunswick Hills Town- Council, located adjacent Medina County Instrument No. with Montville Township. Seal Bid”. IS KEPT BY THE to the City Council Cham- (Professional Development 2005OR018306 COUNTY RECORDER TO amount of one-hundred ship Board of Zoning Ap- Center PDC) 777 East Un- Commissioners bers, Wadsworth City Hall, William F. Hutson, • Legal description can Ord. 7-21 DETERMINE IF NOTICE percent (100%) of the peals will hold a virtual ion Street, Medina, Ohio The Engineer’s estimate is Public Hearing on Tues- 120 Maple Street, President be found at the Medina An Ordinance authorizing OF A FEDERAL TAX amount bid; or (2) a Certi- Wadsworth, Ohio 44281; 44256. County Recorder’s Office $570,206.50.No contract LIEN HAS BEEN FILED fied Check, Cashier’s day, February 16, 2021 @ Stephen D. Hambley, the Mayor to enter into a shall be awarded at a price telephone number Commissioner • Said Premises appraised Contract for Fire Services WITH RESPECT TO ANY Check or Letter of Credit 7:00 p.m. Via Zoom on the All bids must be accompa- more than ten percent in following requests: (1) 330-335-2759 and elec- Colleen M. Swedyk, at: $28,000.00 and cannot with Medina Township. excess of the Engineer’s SUCH REAL PROPERTY. shall equal to 10% of the tronic mail: tguenther@ nied by a Bid Guaranty in be sold for less than amount bid, conditioned Southwest Baptist Church, the form of either a Bid Commissioner estimate. All proposals 329 N. Carpenter Road, wadsworthcity.org. two-thirds of that amount. Ord. 8-21 shall be submitted elec- Terry Grice that the bidder shall, if his Guaranty & Contract Bond • Neither the sheriff’s office Sheriff of Medina County bid is accepted, execute a Brunswick Hills, Ohio for the full amount of the M.G. 2/2/21 An Ordinance authorizing tronically through the THOMAS MORRIS 20676368 nor any affiliates have ac- the payment of $30,000.00 contract in conformity with 44212. Area Variance re- bid (including all add alter- www.bidexpress.com web the bid, plans, details, quest for construction of a Director of Law cess to the inside of said to Main Street Medina for service. Medina Co. Prosecutor City of Wadsworth, Ohio nates) or a certified check, NOTICE OF SALE properties. the City’s Membership Re- 72 Public Square specifications and bills of new accessory building for cashier’s check or an irrev- material. A Letter of Credit multi-use functions for a TAMMY L. GUENTHER UNDER JUDGMENT newal. All resurfacing has a sub- Medina, OH 44256 Clerk of Council ocable letter of credit in an OF FORECLOSURE TERMS OF SALE: Every (330) 723-9536 shall be revocable only at height of 26 feet. amount equal to 10% of stantial completion date of the option of the County. PP#001-02-B07-005, 5.45 City of Wadsworth, Ohio OF LIENS successful bidder (except Res.9-21 August 13th, 2021 and a fi- the bid (including all add FOR DELINQUENT a judgment creditor) shall A Resolution accepting the M.G. 1/26; 2/2-9/21 acres, current zoning R-1 alternates) nal completion date of residential. (2) Thomas M.G. 2/2/21 LAND TAXES be required to pay a de- grant award from the Ohio September 3rd, 2021. 20676490 All contractors and sub- 20676747 posit immediately upon ac- Law Enforcement Body Ar- contractors involved with Tesmer, 4632 Boston No bidder may withdraw its ceptance of the final bid, the project will, to the ex- Road, Brunswick Hills, Revised Code mor Program to purchase Each bidder shall be re- NOTICE OF SALE bid within 60 days after the Sec. 5721.19.1 as follows: body armor vests for the NOTICE OF SALE tent practicable, use Ohio Ohio 44212. Area Vari- bid opening. quired to file a bid guaranty UNDER JUDGMENT ance for proposed 24x32 UNDER JUDGMENT Police Department. with the bid in the form of products, materials, ser- IN THE COURT $2,000 on properties ap- OF FORECLOSURE vices, and labor in the im- pole barn to be placed in OF FORECLOSURE The owner reserves the praised at $10,000 or less either: (1) a Bid/ OF LIENS plementation of their proj- front of the house. OF LIENS OF COMMON PLEAS Ord. 10-21 Performance Bond in the FOR DELINQUENT right to reject any or all MEDINA COUNTY, OHIO $5,000 on properties ap- An Ordinance authorizing FOR DELINQUENT ect. Additionally, contract PPN#001-02A-03-008, bids and to waive informal- amount of one-hundred LAND TAXES compliance with the Equal current zoning R-1 resi- LAND TAXES praised at greater than the expenditure to Central percent (100%) of the ities, irregularities and/ CASE NO. 20CIV0658 $10,000 and less than or Square Technologies for Opportunity requirements dential. Applications are or errors in the bids to the equal to $200,000; and amount bid; or (2) a Certi- Revised Code of Ohio Administrative available for public viewing Revised Code the subscription and an- fied Check, Cashier’s Sec. 5721.19.1 extent permitted by law. In the Matter of $10,000 on properties ap- nual maintenance agree- Sec. 5721.19.1 Code Chapter 123, the at the Brunswick Hills praised greater than Check or Letter of Credit Governor’s Executive Or- Township Zoning Office, Foreclosure of Liens ment for the Computer shall equal to 10% of the IN THE COURT M.G. 1/26; 2/2/21 for delinquent land taxes: $200,000. Aided Dispatch & Report IN THE COURT der of 1972, and the 1918 Pearl Road, Bruns- 20676190 NO CASH ACCEPTED, amount bid, conditioned OF COMMON PLEAS Governor’s Executive Or- wick, OH 44212, Monday 2 OF COMMON PLEAS Management System for that the bidder shall, if his MEDINA COUNTY, OHIO MEDINA COUNTY balance due 30 days after the Police Department. MEDINA COUNTY, OHIO der 84-9 shall be required. pm -6 pm, Tuesday & confirmation. bid is accepted, execute a Wednesday 9 am -2 pm, TREASURER contract in conformity with CASE NO. 19CIV0694 Thursday & Friday 11 am - CASE NO. 20CIV0121 NOTICE OF SALE Plaintiff Ord. 11-21 Bidders must comply with UNDER JUDGMENT (Per ORC Section the bid, plans, details, Prevailing Wage Rates on 4 pm, by appointment only. An Ordinance approving specifications and bills of In the Matter of OF FORECLOSURE VS 2329.21) The purchaser the replat of the City Hall In the Matter of public improvements in Zoom Link: https://zoom. material. A Letter of Credit Foreclosure of Liens us/j/93757803269?pwd=V Foreclosure of Liens OF LIENS shall be required to pay the and abutting City property Medina County, Ohio as FOR DELINQUENT shall be revocable only at for delinquent land taxes: determined by the Ohio Vc5ZkhaQlZKSW5pWlFIVktG for delinquent land taxes: Parcels of Land amount of costs, allow- (City Lots #9372, #9373, the option of the County. LAND TAXES encumbered with ances, and taxes the pro- #9374) and authorizing the Department of Commerce, RVZ5QT09; Meeting MEDINA COUNTY ID: 937 5780 3269; MEDINA COUNTY delinquent tax liens ceeds of the sale are insuf- Mayor to sign the plat as Division of Labor and Revised Code ficient to cover. Also, pur- All contractors and sub- TREASURER Worker Safety. Passcode: 993620. Or Dial TREASURER the City’s designated rep- contractors involved with Plaintiff Sec. 5721.19.1 GENERAL CLAY chaser shall be responsi- resentative. Plaintiff by your location +1 312 ble for taxes that may be- the project will, to the ex- The bid will be awarded to 626 6799 US (Chicago). PRODUCTS CORP SBM tent practicable, use Ohio VS Zoom link access on cal- VS IN THE COURT TO HARDON INC, ET AL come due and payable af- Ord. 12-21 the lowest and best bidder. OF COMMON PLEAS ter the date of sale. products, materials, ser- endar at www.brunswick Defendants An Ordinance amending vices, and labor in the im- Parcels of Land MEDINA COUNTY, OHIO Ordinance No. 217-20, Parcels of Land The Medina County Com- hilltwp.org. By Order of Terry Grice plementation of their proj- encumbered with missioners reserve the Cliff Kersten, Chair encumbered with Whereas, judgment has passed December 14, ect. Additionally, contract delinquent tax liens CASE NO. 20CIV0603 been rendered against cer- Sheriff of Medina County 2020. (Amendments to delinquent tax liens right to reject any and all compliance with the Equal M.G. 2/2/21 tain parcels of real prop- 2021 Budget) bids. In the Matter of LERNER SAMPSON & Opportunity requirements JULIAN K. SCOTT, ET AL 20677177 REBECCA S. KING, ET erty for taxes, assess- of Ohio Administrative Defendants AL Foreclosure of Liens ments, penalties, costs ROTHFUSS Ord. 13-21 Andrew J. Conrad P.E. for delinquent land taxes: PO BOX 5480 Code Chapter 123, the P. S. NOTICE OF SALE Defendants and charges as follows: An Ordinance authorizing Governor’s Executive Or- Whereas, judgment has UNDER JUDGMENT CINCINNATI, OH 45201 the Finance Director to Medina County Engineer MEDINA COUNTY (513) 241-3100 der of 1972, and the been rendered against cer- OF FORECLOSURE Whereas, judgment has Permanent Parcel No: make certain fund trans- Governor’s Executive Or- tain parcels of real prop- OF LIENS been rendered against cer- TREASURER 040-20A-11-109 www.medinasheriff.com fers. Board of Medina County Plaintiff der 84-9 shall be required. erty for taxes, assess- Commissioners FOR DELINQUENT tain parcels of real prop- The Complete legal de- M.G. 1/26; 2/2-9/21 ments, penalties, costs William F. Hutson LAND TAXES erty for taxes, assess- scription may be obtained Submitted by Kathy Bidders must comply with ments, penalties, costs VS from the Medina County 20676489 Patton, Clerk of Council, and charges as follows: Stephen D. Hambley Prevailing Wage Rates on Colleen Swedyk Revised Code and charges as follows: Prosecuting Attorney’s Of- City of Medina public improvements in Permanent Parcel No: Sec. 5721.19.1 Parcels of Land fice. SHERIFF’S SALE encumbered with OF REAL ESTATE Medina County, Ohio as 028-19A-21-003, M.G. 2/2/21 Permanent Parcel No: M.G. 2/2-9/21 determined by the Ohio 020-10D-38-023 delinquent tax liens Terms of Sale: A wire de- General Code, Sec. 11681 20677056 028-19A-21-004 20677144 IN THE COURT Revised Code, Department of Commerce, The Complete legal de- OF COMMON PLEAS The Complete legal de- posit MUST be received by Sec. 2329.26 Division of Labor and scription may be obtained MEDINA COUNTY, OHIO scription may be obtained SHERRI A. HERBERS, 5:00 p.m. (Eastern Time) 2 Worker Safety. NOTICE OF SALE from the Medina County ET AL business days prior to the NOTICE OF BID from the Medina County UNDER JUDGMENT The State of Ohio, Prosecuting Attorney’s Of- CASE NO. 20CIV0067 Prosecuting Attorney’s Of- Defendants sale.ACH debit deposit The bid will be awarded to OF FORECLOSURE fice. MUST be received by 4:00 Medina County Bids are requested for fice. OF LIENS ODOT Item 405 Motorpave the lowest and best bidder. In the Matter of Whereas, judgment has p.m. (Eastern Time) seven FOR DELINQUENT Terms of Sale: A wire de- been rendered against cer- days prior to the auction CITIMORTGAGE INC. and 441 hot mix resurfac- Terms of Sale: A wire de- LAND TAXES Foreclosure of Liens Plaintiff ing on 14.1 miles of vari- The Medina County Com- posit MUST be received by for delinquent land taxes: posit MUST be received by tain parcels of real prop- date. ous roads in Medina missioners reserve the 5:00 p.m. (Eastern Time) 2 5:00 p.m. (Eastern Time) 2 erty for taxes, assess- right to reject any and all Revised Code business days prior to the ments, penalties, costs $2,000 on properties ap- VS County, Ohio. business days prior to the Sec. 5721.19.1 PNC BANK NA, SBM bids. sale.ACH debit deposit Plaintiff sale.ACH debit deposit and charges as follows: praised at $10,000 or less; MUST be received by 4:00 $5,000 on properties ap- JASON E. STRICKLET, The Bid Notice can be ob- MUST be received by 4:00 IN THE COURT ET AL tained from the Medina Andrew J. Conrad P.E. p.m. (Eastern Time) seven VS p.m. (Eastern Time) seven Permanent Parcel No: praised at greater than P. S. OF COMMON PLEAS days prior to the auction 041-15B-05-045, $10,000 and less than or Defendant County Engineer web days prior to the auction MEDINA COUNTY, OHIO page at www.highway Medina County Engineer date. Parcels of Land date. 041-15B-05-030 equal to $200,000; and The Complete legal de- $10,000 on properties ap- CASE NO. 18CIV0722 engineer.co.medina.oh.us. CASE NO. 19CIV1049 encumbered with Board of Medina County $2,000 on properties ap- delinquent tax liens $2,000 on properties ap- scription may be obtained praised greater than Commissioners praised at $10,000 or less; from the Medina County $200,000. In pursuance of an Order Bid documents and details praised at $10,000 or less; In the Matter of of Sale in the above- as to the location of the William F. Hutson $5,000 on properties ap- CAROL F. EVAN, ET AL $5,000 on properties ap- Prosecuting Attorney’s Of- Stephen D. Hambley Foreclosure of Liens praised at greater than fice. BALANCE OF SALE must entitled action, I will offer proposed improvements praised at greater than for delinquent land taxes: Defendants for Sale at public auction, must be obtained through Colleen Swedyk $10,000 and less than or $10,000 and less than or be paid with Cashier equal to $200,000; and Terms of Sale: A wire de- Check 30 DAYS AFTER beginning on APRIL 16, the www.bidexpress.com equal to $200,000; and THE LINKS Whereas, judgment has 2020 in accordance with web service. M.G. 2/2/21 $10,000 on properties ap- been rendered against cer- $10,000 on properties ap- posit MUST be received by CONFIRMATION is signed 20677140 HOMEOWNERS ASSN praised greater than 5:00 p.m. (Eastern Time) 2 by Judge. The successful ORC Section 2329.153 praised greater than CORP. tain parcels of real prop- online @ http://medina. Bids must be submitted $200,000. erty for taxes, assess- $200,000. business days prior to the bidder shall pay the re- NOTICE OF SALE Plaintiff sale.ACH debit deposit cording and conveyances sheriffsaleauction.ohio. electronically through the UNDER JUDGMENT ments, penalties, costs gov. www.bidexpress.com web BALANCE OF SALE must and charges as follows: BALANCE OF SALE must MUST be received by 4:00 fees in addition to the suc- OF FORECLOSURE VS be paid with Cashier p.m. (Eastern Time) seven cessful bid price. service by 1:30 PM on OF LIENS be paid with Cashier In Medina county on February 18th, 2021 at Check 30 DAYS AFTER Permanent Parcel No: Check 30 DAYS AFTER days prior to the auction FOR DELINQUENT Parcels of Land CONFIRMATION is signed date. Whereas, such judgment Thursday, February 18, which time all bids will be LAND TAXES CONFIRMATION is signed encumbered with 001-02C-15-002 2021 at 9:00 AM. Thereaf- read aloud for the project by Judge. The successful The Complete legal de- by Judge. The successful orders such real property delinquent tax liens bidder shall pay the re- $2,000 on properties ap- to be sold or otherwise dis- ter, if any properties do not known as “2021 Medina Revised Code bidder shall pay the re- scription may be obtained receive a sufficient bid, it County Item 405 Resur- cording and conveyances from the Medina County cording and conveyances praised at $10,000 or less; posed of according to law Sec. 5721.19.1 CHRISTOPHER K. fees in addition to the suc- $5,000 on properties ap- by the undersigned to sat- shall be offered for sale, facing Bid”. fees in addition to the suc- GREEAR, ET AL Prosecuting Attorney’s Of- with no minimum bid at the cessful bid price. fice. cessful bid price. praised at greater than isfy the total amount of IN THE COURT Defendants $10,000 and less than or said judgment: $6,367.52 same time of day and The Engineer’s estimate is OF COMMON PLEAS same place on THURS- $1,192,147.35. No contract Whereas, such judgment Terms of Sale: A wire de- Whereas, such judgment equal to $200,000; and MEDINA COUNTY, OHIO Whereas, judgment has orders such real property $10,000 on properties ap- Now, therefore, public no- DAY, March 18, 2021. The shall be awarded at a price orders such real property been rendered against cer- posit MUST be received by following described real more than ten percent in to be sold or otherwise dis- 5:00 p.m. (Eastern Time) 2 to be sold or otherwise dis- praised greater than tice is hereby given that I, CASE NO. 18CIV0420 tain parcels of real prop- posed of according to law $200,000. Tom Miller, Sheriff of Me- estate, situated in the excess of the Engineer’s posed of according to law erty for taxes, assess- business days prior to the County of Medina and estimate. All proposals by the undersigned to sat- sale.ACH debit deposit by the undersigned to sat- dina County, Ohio, will ei- In the Matter of ments, penalties, costs isfy the total amount of BALANCE OF SALE must ther dispose of such prop- State of Ohio, to wit: shall be submitted elec- Foreclosure of Liens isfy the total amount of and charges as follows: MUST be received by 4:00 tronically through the said judgment: $32,174.02 p.m. (Eastern Time) seven said judgment: $15,254.76 be paid with Cashier erty according to law or for delinquent land taxes: Check 30 DAYS AFTER sell such real property at SITUATED IN THE CITY www.bidexpress.com web Permanent Parcel No: days prior to the auction OF MEDINA, COUNTY OF service. Now, therefore, public no- date. Now, therefore, public no- CONFIRMATION is signed public auction to the high- MEDINA COUNTY 003-18C-01-123 tice is hereby given that I, by Judge.The successful est bidder of an amount MEDINA AND STATE OF TREASURER tice is hereby given that I, The Complete legal de- OHIO: All resurfacing has a sub- Tom Miller, Sheriff of Me- $2,000 on properties ap- Tom Miller, Sheriff of Me- bidder shall pay the re- sufficient to satisfy the Plaintiff scription may be obtained dina County, Ohio, will ei- cording and conveyances judgement against each AND KNOWN AS BEING stantial completion date of dina County, Ohio, will ei- from the Medina County praised at $10,000 or less; THE WHOLE OF CITY August 13th, 2021 and a fi- ther dispose of such prop- $5,000 on properties ap- ther dispose of such prop- fees in addition to the suc- parcel on Thursday the VS Prosecuting Attorney’s Of- erty according to law or cessful bid price. 18TH day of February LOT NO. 3517, AS nal completion date of erty according to law or fice. praised at greater than SHOWN BY THE RE- September 3rd, 2021. sell such real property at $10,000 and less than or sell such real property at 2021 at 9:00 A.M. At: Parcels of Land public auction to the high- Whereas, such judgment http://medina.sheriffsale CORDED PLAT OF TWIN encumbered with public auction to the high- Terms of Sale: A wire de- equal to $200,000; and OAKS SUBDIVISION, Each bidder shall be re- est bidder of an amount $10,000 on properties ap- est bidder of an amount orders such real property auction.ohio.gov delinquent tax liens posit MUST be received by sufficient to satisfy the to be sold or otherwise dis- PHASE 2, IN PLAT VOL- quired to file a bid guaranty sufficient to satisfy the 5:00 p.m. (Eastern Time) 2 praised greater than UME 17, PAGE 180 OF with the bid in the form of judgement against each $200,000. judgement against each posed of according to law Thereafter, if any parcel DONALD R. SNYDER, ET business days prior to the parcel on Thursday the by the undersigned to sat- does not received a suffi- MEDINA COUNTY either: (1) a Bid/ AL parcel on Thursday the sale.ACH debit deposit RECORDER’S REC- Performance Bond in the 18TH day of February BALANCE OF SALE must 18TH day of February isfy the total amount of cient bid, it shall be offered Defendants MUST be received by 4:00 2021 at 9:00 A.M. At: said judgment: $12,220.28 for sale, on the 18th day ORDS, BE THE SAME amount of one-hundred 2021 at 9:00 A.M. At: p.m. (Eastern Time) seven be paid with Cashier MORE OR LESS, BUT percent (100%) of the http://medina.sheriffsale Check 30 DAYS AFTER http://medina.sheriffsale of March, 2021 Whereas, judgment has days prior to the auction auction.ohio.gov Now, therefore, public no- SUBJECT TO ALL LEGAL amount bid; or (2) a Certi- been rendered against cer- auction.ohio.gov date. CONFIRMATION is signed HIGHWAYS. fied Check, Cashier’s by Judge.The successful tice is hereby given that I, PUBLIC NOTICE IS tain parcels of real prop- Thereafter, if any parcel Tom Miller, Sheriff of Me- HEREBY GIVEN THAT Check or Letter of Credit erty for taxes, assess- Thereafter, if any parcel $2,000 on properties ap- bidder shall pay the re- Prior Deed Reference: In- shall equal to 10% of the does not received a suffi- cording and conveyances does not received a suffi- dina County, Ohio, will ei- ALL SUCH REAL PROP- ments, penalties, costs praised at $10,000 or less; cient bid, it shall be offered ther dispose of such prop- ERTY TO BE SOLD AT strument No. amount bid, conditioned and charges as follows: cient bid, it shall be offered $5,000 on properties ap- fees in addition to the suc- 2007OR026524 that the bidder shall, if his for sale, on the 18th day cessful bid price. for sale, on the 18th day erty according to law or PUBLIC AUCTION MAY praised at greater than of March, 2021 sell such real property at BE SUBJECT TO A FED- More commonly known as: bid is accepted, execute a Permanent Parcel No: of March, 2021 $10,000 and less than or 901 Twin Oaks Circle, Me- contract in conformity with Whereas, such judgment public auction to the high- ERAL TAX LIEN THAT 038-17C-07-089, equal to $200,000; and PUBLIC NOTICE IS est bidder of an amount MAY NOT BE EXTIN- dina, OH 44256 the bid, plans, details, 038-17C-12-016, PUBLIC NOTICE IS $10,000 on properties ap- orders such real property specifications and bills of HEREBY GIVEN THAT to be sold or otherwise dis- HEREBY GIVEN THAT sufficient to satisfy the GUISHED BY THE SALE, 038-17C-12-017 praised greater than ALL SUCH REAL PROP- judgement against each AND PURCHASERS OF • Said Premises Located at material. A Letter of Credit The Complete legal de- ALL SUCH REAL PROP- $200,000. posed of according to law 901 TWIN OAKS CIRCLE, shall be revocable only at ERTY TO BE SOLD AT by the undersigned to sat- ERTY TO BE SOLD AT parcel on Thursday the ANY SUCH REAL PROP- scription may be obtained PUBLIC AUCTION MAY 18TH day of February ERTY ARE URGED TO MEDINA the option of the County. from the Medina County PUBLIC AUCTION MAY BALANCE OF SALE must isfy the total amount of • PP#: 028-19D-10-232 BE SUBJECT TO A FED- said judgment: $33,340.90 BE SUBJECT TO A FED- 2021 at 9:00 A.M. At: SEARCH THE FEDERAL Prosecuting Attorney’s Of- be paid with Cashier ERAL TAX LIEN THAT http://medina.sheriffsale TAX LIEN INDEX THAT • Said Premises appraised All contractors and sub- fice. ERAL TAX LIEN THAT Check 30 DAYS AFTER at: $145,000.00 and can- contractors involved with MAY NOT BE EXTIN- Now, therefore, public no- MAY NOT BE EXTIN- auction.ohio.gov IS KEPT BY THE CONFIRMATION is signed GUISHED BY THE SALE, COUNTY RECORDER TO not be sold for less than the project will, to the ex- Terms of Sale: A wire de- GUISHED BY THE SALE, by Judge.The successful tice is hereby given that I, two-thirds of that amount. tent practicable, use Ohio AND PURCHASERS OF Tom Miller, Sheriff of Me- AND PURCHASERS OF Thereafter, if any parcel DETERMINE IF NOTICE posit MUST be received by bidder shall pay the re- ANY SUCH REAL PROP- does not received a suffi- OF A FEDERAL TAX • Neither the sheriff’s office products, materials, ser- 5:00 p.m. (Eastern Time) 2 ANY SUCH REAL PROP- cording and conveyances dina County, Ohio, will ei- nor any affiliates have ac- vices, and labor in the im- ERTY ARE URGED TO ther dispose of such prop- ERTY ARE URGED TO cient bid, it shall be offered LIEN HAS BEEN FILED business days prior to the fees in addition to the suc- SEARCH THE FEDERAL for sale, on the 18th day WITH RESPECT TO ANY cess to the inside of said plementation of their proj- sale.ACH debit deposit SEARCH THE FEDERAL cessful bid price. erty according to law or properties. ect. Additionally, contract TAX LIEN INDEX THAT sell such real property at TAX LIEN INDEX THAT of March, 2021 SUCH REAL PROPERTY. MUST be received by 4:00 IS KEPT BY THE compliance with the Equal p.m. (Eastern Time) seven IS KEPT BY THE Whereas, such judgment public auction to the high- TERMS OF SALE: Every Opportunity requirements COUNTY RECORDER TO est bidder of an amount COUNTY RECORDER TO PUBLIC NOTICE IS Terry Grice days prior to the auction orders such real property DETERMINE IF NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN THAT Sheriff of Medina County successful bidder (except of Ohio Administrative date. DETERMINE IF NOTICE to be sold or otherwise dis- sufficient to satisfy the a judgment creditor) shall Code Chapter 123, the OF A FEDERAL TAX judgement against each OF A FEDERAL TAX ALL SUCH REAL PROP- posed of according to law LIEN HAS BEEN FILED ERTY TO BE SOLD AT Medina Co. Prosecutor be required to pay a de- Governor’s Executive Or- $2,000 on properties ap- LIEN HAS BEEN FILED by the undersigned to sat- parcel on Thursday the posit immediately upon ac- der of 1972, and the WITH RESPECT TO ANY 18TH day of February WITH RESPECT TO ANY PUBLIC AUCTION MAY 72 Public Square praised at $10,000 or less; isfy the total amount of SUCH REAL PROPERTY. BE SUBJECT TO A FED- Medina, OH 44256 ceptance of the final bid, Governor’s Executive Or- $5,000 on properties ap- SUCH REAL PROPERTY. said judgment: $15,867.14 2021 at 9:00 A.M. At: as follows: der 84-9 shall be required. http://medina.sheriffsale ERAL TAX LIEN THAT (330) 723-9536 praised at greater than auction.ohio.gov Terry Grice MAY NOT BE EXTIN- $10,000 and less than or Terry Grice Now, therefore, public no- $2,000 on properties ap- Bidders must comply with Sheriff of Medina County Sheriff of Medina County GUISHED BY THE SALE, M.G. 1/26; 2/2-9/21 equal to $200,000; and tice is hereby given that I, Thereafter, if any parcel AND PURCHASERS OF 20676504 praised at $10,000 or less Prevailing Wage Rates on $10,000 on properties ap- Tom Miller, Sheriff of Me- $5,000 on properties ap- public improvements in Medina Co. Prosecutor does not received a suffi- Medina Co. Prosecutor ANY SUCH REAL PROP- praised greater than dina County, Ohio, will ei- cient bid, it shall be offered 72 Public Square ERTY ARE URGED TO praised at greater than Medina County, Ohio as $200,000. 72 Public Square ther dispose of such prop- $10,000 and less than or determined by the Ohio Medina, OH 44256 for sale, on the 18th day Medina, OH 44256 SEARCH THE FEDERAL Classified erty according to law or of March, 2021 (330) 723-9536 TAX LIEN INDEX THAT equal to $200,000; and Department of Commerce, BALANCE OF SALE must (330) 723-9536 sell such real property at continued on $10,000 on properties ap- Division of Labor and IS KEPT BY THE be paid with Cashier public auction to the high- M.G. 1/26; 2/2-9/21 COUNTY RECORDER TO praised greater than Worker Safety. M.G. 1/26; 2/2-9/21 est bidder of an amount PUBLIC NOTICE IS page D4 Check 30 DAYS AFTER 20676496 HEREBY GIVEN THAT 20676500 DETERMINE IF NOTICE

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ZIGGY DENNIS THE MENACE THE FAMILY CIRCUS CLOSE TO HOME SPECTICKLES By Tom Wilson By Hank Ketcham By Bil Keane By John McPherson By Bill Abbott The Gazette COMICS & PUZZLES Tuesday, February 2, 2021 D3 CROSSWORD CELEB NEWS ‘Saved by the Bell’ star Dustin Tony Bennett has been secretly Diamond dies of cancer at 44 battling Alzheimer’s for 4 years “Saved by the Bell” star Tony Bennett has been quietly hiding his Dustin Diamond died Monday Alzheimer’s disease for four years. after a three-week fight with The 94-year-old Queens, cancer, according to his New York-born crooner was representative. He was 44. diagnosed in 2016 and has “Dustin did not suffer. He did been continuing to work not have to lie submerged in through his symptoms, AARP pain. For that, we are grateful,” Magazine reported Monday. the actor’s spokesman, Roger Bennett’s wife, Susan, said Paul, said in a statement. Dustin his family decided to come Diamond, best known Diamond forward with his diagnosis for playing the quirky, nerdy in 2011 without his input because Tony Screech on the hit ’90s sitcom, he is no longer able to make Bennett was hospitalized last month in Florida and his such decisions. team disclosed later that he had cancer. Diamond “He would ask me, ‘What is Alzheimer’s?’” had carcinoma. she told AARP. Former co-star Mario Lopez took to Twitter “I would explain, but he wouldn’t get it. to say farewell: “Dustin, you will be missed, He’d tell me, ‘Susan, I feel fine.’ That’s all he my man. The fragility of this life is something could process — that physically he felt great. never to be taken for granted.” Another co-star, So, nothing changed in his life. Anything that Mark-Paul Gosselaar, called Diamond “a true did change, he wasn’t aware of.” comedic genius,” adding “I will miss those raw, His wife and one of his sons, Danny, have brilliant sparks that only he was able to produce.” essentially taken over for him, taking care “Saved by the Bell” aired from 1989 to of the day-to-day operations and keeping 1993, and its related shows included “Saved Bennett as comfortable as possible. by the Bell: The College Years,” “Good Bennett’s musical career dates back seven Morning, Miss Bliss” and “Saved by the Bell: decades: his first hit, “Because of You,” was The New Class,” which Diamond starred in. released in 1951, five years after he returned A sequel was launched on Peacock last fall from fighting in World War II. His fame featuring many from the original cast, including catapulted in the early 1980s after a near-fatal Gosselaar, Lopez, Elizabeth Berkley and drug overdose and several ill-selling albums. Tiffani Thiessen. Diamond was not included. The raspy-voiced musician has spent the Josh Gad on Twitter said Diamond was more recent years of his career with Lady “a defining part of our collective pop cultural Gaga, with the pair releasing their “Cheek touchstones.” to Cheek” album in 2014 with a sequel He starred in a handful of reality television rescheduled to this spring. “Cheek to Cheek” series including the fifth season of “Celebrity was named best traditional pop vocal album Fit Club,” “The Weakest Link” and “Celebrity at the 2015 Grammys and the two performed Boxing 2.” In December 2013, Diamond live on stage together. Two singles, “Anything appeared on an episode of OWN’s “Where Are Goes” and “I Can’t Give You Anything but They Now?” and became a house member in Love,” were met with critical acclaim. the 12th season of “Celebrity Big Brother.” Gaga knew about Bennett’s condition, Diamond was sued several times according to AARP, and helped carry him for delinquent taxes and in foreclosure through interviews and the documentary. proceedings for missing mortgage payments. The “I Left My Heart In San Francisco” singer He appeared on reality TV shows, made a sex has 18 Grammy wins and 36 nominations to his tape and produced a tell-all documentary on name, beginning in 1962 with record of the year Lifetime TV called “The Unauthorized Saved and best male solo vocal performance. by the Bell Story.” In 2015, he was sentenced In 2001, he was honored with a Recording to serve four months in jail for his part in a Academy Lifetime Achievement Award. Wisconsin barroom stabbing. — from wire reports

DEAR ABBY Dear Abby: When my boss may affect their future. One hired me as an assistant four of them has a harder time years ago, she specifically making friends and doesn’t told me my job was to do have many things in common whatever the person above with their peers, which led to me wants. I wasn’t allowed spending more time at home to communicate with anyone when there was no pandemic. on the job other than the lady Worried Mom in New York above me. Even though it was Abigail Van Buren CELEBRITY CIPHER By Luis Campos tough to watch my supervisor Dear Worried: Until the make so many bad decisions During that conversation, threat of COVID has been and get away with it, I did tell your boss that sometimes resolved, it’s up to you as par- what was required of me. you feel your efforts aren’t ents to decide how you restrict Now I have worked my way valued and why. Remind her your children in relation to the up and have an assistant of pandemic. Of course you want my own. 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You do have to others will pay off. Spend some meaningful time sounded drunk. I also wonder put in the effort, though. with a loved one. Harriette Cole TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — Uncertainty will prevail if I agreed to do something Start by promising yourself if you make a premature move. Consider every angle for her that I can’t remember. that you will make a change call, and ask her to remind you. before you forge ahead with plans that can affect your Obviously, I know this is terri- in your habits — eating and income. When in doubt, talk to an expert. Be careful Beyond that, do your best to ble, but how do I fix this? Do I movement — in order to with your health. manage your drinking so that GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — You’ll be offered insight ask my boss to remind me of refresh your course. Schedule that can help you make an important decision. Added what she wanted me to do? you don’t get out of control discipline will pay off when putting together a propos- Do I apologize for being tipsy? again. If you ever do feel that an in-person physical where al or taking advantage of an opportunity that comes Do I say nothing and hope for you have consumed too much your doctor can check your your way. vitals and help you assess what CANCER (June 21-July 22) — Don’t flirt with temp- the best? alcohol in the future, do your- tation. An attraction to something or someone will My job is important to me, self a favor and don’t answer you need to do to get healthier. put you at a disadvantage if you are too friendly or and I don’t want to mess it up. the phone until you sober up. Begin to move. You can accommodating. Take a wait-and-see approach. My boss is pretty uptight, and LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Handle professional walk 30 minutes a day or do matters and partnerships with discretion. Making I don’t think she takes kindly Dear Harriette: People joke simple exercises to get your an impromptu move or decision will set you back. to drinking, so I’m really wor- about gaining weight due to body moving. Here’s a guide Nurture essential relationships to avoid a falling-out. THE LOCKHORNS By Bunny Hoest & John Reinergen ried about how to handle this. COVID-19, but I don’t think it’s VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Do whatever it takes to some highly recommended to arm yourself with the necessary information, skills Through Sober Eyes funny. I bet I’ve gained more online classes: bit.ly/391Wik5. and experience to follow your dreams. Take respon- than the “COVID 19.” I was sibility for your happiness. It’s up to you to make Dear Through Sober Eye: already a little bit overweight, Evaluate what you eat. Cut things happen. Being proactive will show and having to stay home for down on calories by reducing LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Don’t procrastinate. that your intention is to be sugar and other carbs. Drink Opportunities are available; all you have to do is to nearly a year has not been kind take action. Speak up, share your ideas and engage responsible for yourself. Given to me. Sitting around, not exer- more water and eat more in stimulating conversation. Love and romance are that the call was after hours, cising, eating sometimes out of vegetables. For more ways to favored. at least you were not drinking boredom — you name it, I’ve cut calories, check out this SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Keep your thoughts done it. And now I am paying and plans secret. Don’t give anyone ammunition on the job. Legally, you should article: bit.ly/38Zq4pC. the price. My clothes don’t fit. I that will set you back or interfere with your life. Work be on solid ground. But your Don’t give up. Track your under the radar until you have everything in place. boss’s view of your behavior feel bloated, and I am worried SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — Reach out that I can’t turn this around. success. You can do it! to people who can help you bring about positive may be tainted. I suggest that I am ashamed of myself for Harriette Cole is a lifestylist and change. An opportunity to raise your earning potential you speak to her directly. Tell or start a new career looks inviting. Romance is in the unravelling this far, but here I founder of DREAMLEAPERS, an stars. her you were not in the best am. I am horrified by the idea initiative to help people access CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Take a back seat state of mind when she called of seeing people I know when and activate their dreams. You can send questions to askharriette@ and listen carefully. The information offered will help the other evening. Admit that I’m in this state. I feel like such you make adjustments at home to improve your harriettecole.com or c/o Andrews performance, but roommates, family or friends aren’t you are not sure if you fully a failure. I need help. McMeel Syndication, 1130 Walnut St., likely to be impressed. addressed the reason for her The COVID 19 (Pounds) Kansas City, MO 64106. D4 Tuesday, February 2, 2021 The Gazette

Local Area     CLASSIFIED BUSINESSES & ter, if any properties do not MEDINA VFW POST CASE NO. 19CIV1201 NOW RENTING OUR ELYRIA Classified continued from receive a sufficient bid, it FOXES LAIR APTS. shall be offered for sale, NEWLY REMODELED In pursuance of an Order PAVILION. IT IS COM- Maintenance Help Wanted. SERVICES page D1 with no minimum bid at the Painting, Cleaning & same time of day and of Sale in the above- PLETELY INSULATED entitled action, I will offer AND HEATED. HANDI- Self-Driven. Pay based on same place on THURS- experience.Please Call Serving...Lorain • Medina Counties DAY, March 18, 2021. The for Sale at public auction, CAP BATHROOMS, FULL FARM 440-324-2248   following described real beginning on APRIL 16, BAR, FULL KITCHEN, estate, situated in the 2020 in accordance with NEW FLOORS, AVAILA-  ORC Section 2329.153 BLE 7 DAYS A WEEK ALL MARKET  SHERIFF’S SALE VILLAGE OF LODI County of Medina and State of Ohio, to wit: online @ http://medina. YEAR. CONTACT   OF REAL ESTATE ORDINANCES AND sheriffsaleauction.ohio. RHONDA JANOWSKI AT General Code, Sec. 11681 RESOLUTIONS 2021 gov. 216-407-8867. INDEPENDENT SNOW PLOWING Revised Code, • Said Premises Located at CONTRACTOR DEBT RELIEF CENTER 5461 WAGON TRAIL, Best price in Elyria Sec. 2329.26 LEGAL NO. CONTENTS In Medina county on NEWSPAPER AVOID BANKRUPTCY 440-452-1083 MEDINA Thursday, February 18, BUNDLE DELIVERY  C.C.C. 440-322-1999 The State of Ohio, ORD 3330-21 AN ORDI- • PP#: 021-10B-20-037 2021 at 9:00 AM. Thereaf-  Medina County NANCE OF THE COUN- • Legal description can ter, if any properties do not Are you looking for a   CIL AND A RESOLUTION be found at the Medina receive a sufficient bid, it way to supplement BARNES BROS Logging,  WELLS FARGO BANK, OF THE BOARD OF PUB- County Recorder’s Office shall be offered for sale, your income without it Buyers of standing timber,  NA LIC AFFAIRS OF THE • Said Premises appraised with no minimum bid at the NUMBER ONE taking up to much of 32 yrs 440-785-9098 DENNIS TREE SERVICE Plaintiff VILLAGE OF LODI, OHIO, at: $224,000.00 and can- same time of day and your time? Do you Lot clearing, tree AUTHORIZING THE VIL- not be sold for less than LANDSCAPING want to be your own same place on THURS- Award winning landscape Pro Interior Painting, trim/removal, Spring VS LAGE CLERK TO AC- two-thirds of that amount. DAY, March 18, 2021. The boss? cabinet refinishing, cleaning, mulch, lic. and CEPT AND ENTER INTO • Neither the sheriff’s office & maintenance company. following described real Looking for sales and  textures ceiling call Terry insured. cc’s accepted! MICHELLE M. SEBOLD, A CONTRACT FOR THE nor any affiliates have ac- estate, situated in the The Independent (440) 444-5075 Free estimates WATER TREATMENT cess to the inside of said project manager posi- Contractor Bundle ET AL County of Medina and tions. Base salary in- valuetimepainting.com 440-322-2624 Defendant PLANT PAINTING PROJ- properties. State of Ohio, to wit: Route consists of ECT, AND DECLARING cluded, fully paid health delivering bundles of insurance, paid vacation CASE NO. 19CIV0115 THE SAME AN EMER- TERMS OF SALE: Every EXHIBIT “A” newspapers to stores Classifi ed Online: GENCY successful bidder (except and retirement plan. and newspaper LEGAL DESCRIPTION Call 330-239-2882 In pursuance of an Order COUNCIL PASSED a judgment creditor) shall vending boxes. medina-gazette.com of Sale in the above- 01-25-2021 be required to pay a de- Situated in Chippewa Lake Independent contrac- entitled action, I will offer posit immediately upon ac- Village, County of Medina tors are not agents for Sale at public auction, ORD 3331-21 AN ORDI- ceptance of the final bid, and State of Ohio: or employees of The  beginning on APRIL 16, NANCE OF THE COUN- as follows: Chronicle-Telegram. CIL OF THE VILLAGE OF Bundle Route  2020 in accordance with And known as being the NEWSPAPER ROUTE  ORC Section 2329.153 LODI, MEDINA COUNTY, $2,000 on properties ap- whole of Village Lot 484 as available: OHIO, AUTHORIZING praised at $10,000 or less SUPERVISOR -Elyria ELYRIA WEST SIDE online @ http://medina. recorded December 31st, 1 bdrm, NO security dep. sheriffsaleauction.ohio. THE CLERK- $5,000 on properties ap- 1997 in Plat Volume 28, Sheffield/Sheffield TREASURER TO ESTAB- praised at greater than .You Can Have a Life! Lake/Avon/Avon The Chronicle Telegram 440-225-8451 gov. Page 186, of Medina Fast food? Homemaker? is seeking candidates for LISH A FEMA FIRE $10,000 and less than or County Recorder’s Rec- Lake GRANT FUND, AND TO equal to $200,000; and Retail? Your skills are 36 stops a Route Supervisor in the In Medina county on ords. more valuable than you Circulation Dept. This is a Thursday, February 18, RECEIVE MONEYS $10,000 on properties ap-  FROM THE U.S. DE- praised greater than think! DAY SHIFT ONLY! If you can spare 2-3 full-time position with 2021 at 9:00 AM. Thereaf- Prior Deed Reference: In- M-F.Six Holidays off. Up early morning hours. This ter, if any properties do not PARTMENT OF HOME- $200,000. str. No.2004OR022426 hours a day, have reli- SHORTAGE DRIVER LAND SECURITY FOR NO CASH ACCEPTED, to 3 weeks paid vacation. able transportation and position does require receive a sufficient bid, it Recorded: 06/01/2004 Company cars*. Most working weekends and PART TIME shall be offered for sale, THAT FUND, AND DE- balance due 30 days after a valid driver’s license CLARING AN EMER- confirmation. earn average hourly wage apply today by: holidays. Responsibilities with no minimum bid at the • Said Premises Located at of over $13 hr.plus tips. include customer service, Must be available early same time of day and GENCY 353 BRIARWOOD mornings, 20-25 COUNCIL PASSED (Per ORC Section Call 327-0000 or see de- Contact us by phone route maintenance, and same place on THURS- BOULEVARD, tails: jobs.mollymaid.com . delivery. This is mostly an hrs/wk. Help deliver DAY, March 18, 2021. The 01-25-2021 2329.21) The purchaser CHIPPEWA LAKE at (440) 329-7196, open routes and shall be required to pay the Inquire: by email to: outside, entry-level posi- following described real • PP#: 048-28A-04-092 jobs.mollymaid.com tion with complete train- customer misses. estate, situated in the RES 1701-21 A RESOLU- amount of costs, allow- • Said Premises appraised [email protected] Company vehicle is TION OF THE VILLAGE ances, and taxes the pro- or Call 440-327-0000 ing provided. You will be County of Medina and at: $39,000.00 and cannot driving a company vehi- provided. Could lead to State of Ohio, to wit: OF LODI AUTHORIZING ceeds of the sale are insuf- be sold for less than THE CHRONICLE- full time. Valid driver’s THE MAYOR TO RE- ficient to cover. Also, pur- cle and an acceptable two-thirds of that amount. TELEGRAM driving record is a must! license and acceptable • Said Premises Located at QUEST THAT THE OHIO chaser shall be responsi- • Neither the sheriff’s office 225 EAST AVENUE driving record required DEPARTMENT OF ble for taxes that may be- NO PHONE CALLS 10167 CRAWFORD nor any affiliates have ac- ELYRIA, OHIO 44035 PLEASE along with ability to All real estate advertising ROAD, HOMERVILLE TRANSPORTATION PER- come due and payable af- cess to the inside of said BUNDLE HAULER pass a drug screen in this newspaper is sub- FORM A SPEED ZONE ter the date of sale. We offer an exciting and • PP#: 013-14C-16-001 properties. challenging career oppor- and submit to a ject to the Federal Fair • Legal description can STUDY FOR STATE The Chronicle background check. Housing Act of 1968, the ROUTES 83 & 421 Terry Grice Telegram is seeking tunity with full-time bene- be found at the Medina Sheriff of Medina County TERMS OF SALE: Every fits including medical, Ohio Fair Housing Act, County Recorder’s Office WITHIN THE VILLAGE successful bidder (except candidates for a Part MAILROOM Apply today by and the Elyria Fair Hous- LIMITS Time Bundle Hauler. dental, vision and 401(k). • Said Premises appraised CLUNK, HOOSE CO., a judgment creditor) shall Potential candidates must submitting a resume ing Law which makes it il- at: $148,000.00 and can- COUNCIL PASSED be required to pay a de- INSERTER along with our online legal to advertise “any 01-25-2021 LPA This position is located be able to pass drug not be sold for less than posit immediately upon ac- screen and background employment applica- preference, limitation or two-thirds of that amount. 4500 COURTHOUSE in our circulation de- The Chronicle Tele- BLVD STE 400 ceptance of the final bid, partment, hours vary gram is seeking candi- check. tion form at: discrimination based on • Neither the sheriff’s office M.G. 2/2-9/21 as follows: www.chroniclet.com/jobs race, color, religion, sex, nor any affiliates have ac- 20677133 STOW, OH 44224 but are generally dates for a laborer to via email to: (330) 436-0300 1:00AM-5:00AM join our team as a Success motivated, handicap, familial status cess to the inside of said [email protected] www.medinasheriff.com $2,000 on properties ap- variable days to Mailroom Inserter. This self-starters may apply by or national origin.” This properties. PUBLIC NOTICE praised at $10,000 or less submitting a resume us- or by mail at the applies to all real estate THE VILLAGE OF WEST- accommodate our is a part-time position, following address: M.G. 1/26; 2/2-9/21 $5,000 on properties ap- seven day operation. starting times & hours ing our online application sold, rented or leased, TERMS OF SALE: Every FIELD CENTER, OHIO praised at greater than form at: The Chronicle whether by owner himself successful bidder (except HAS COMPLETED THE 20676492 Training will be vary, weekends & Telegram $10,000 and less than or provided. nights required. This https://www.loraincoun- or through an agent. a judgment creditor) shall 2020 ANNUAL FINAN- equal to $200,000; and typrintingandpublishing.c Human Resources There are no exceptions be required to pay a de- CIAL REPORT AND HAS position primarily - Shortage Driver $10,000 on properties ap- Duties include driving works with the om/employment-applica- under this law. Our read- posit immediately upon ac- FILED SAME WITH THE SHERIFF’S SALE praised greater than tion/ PO BOX 4010 ers are hereby informed ceptance of the final bid, AUDITOR OF STATE OF a company vehicle to mailroom equipment to Elyria, OH 44036 OF REAL ESTATE $200,000. deliver bundles of insert the ads into the via email to: that all dwellings adver- as follows: OHIO. THE REPORT General Code, Sec. 11681 NO CASH ACCEPTED, [email protected] EOE/DFWP tised in this newspaper MAY BE VIEWED MON- newspapers to newspaper and pack- Revised Code, balance due 30 days after FIXED CARRIER age the newspaper by mail or within at the are available on an equal $2,000 on properties ap- DAY THRU THURSDAY Sec. 2329.26 confirmation. bundles. following address: opportunity basis. praised at $10,000 or less FROM 9:00 AM TO 3:00 PICKUP POINTS We make every effort to $5,000 on properties ap- PM AND FRIDAY 9:00 AM THROUGHOUT WHATZIT ANSWER? The State of Ohio, (Per ORC Section LORAIN COUNTY. Success motivated, Lorain County Printing verify all ads in our praised at greater than TO NOON BY APPOINT- Medina County 2329.21) The purchaser & Publishing publications are legit Off to a flying start $10,000 and less than or MENT AT THE OFFICE Valid driver’s license self-starters may apply shall be required to pay the and acceptable driving by submitting a Attn: Human Resources but we sometimes fall equal to $200,000; and OF FISCAL OFFICER SAYBROOKE amount of costs, allow- Route Supervisor short. Due to the vol-  $10,000 on properties ap- 6701 GREENWICH RD, record required along resume/application by MEADOWS II ances, and taxes the pro- with ability to pass a visiting our online job 225 East Avenue ume of ads we process  praised greater than WESTFIELD CENTER, HOMEOWNERS ASSN. ceeds of the sale are insuf- openings at: Elyria, OH 44035 and the variety of ways $200,000. OH. PHONE INC. ficient to cover. Also, pur- drug screen and they come to us, we submit to a www.chroniclet.com/jobs EOE/DFWP NO CASH ACCEPTED, 330-887-5151. Plaintiff chaser shall be responsi- via email to: cannot always spot the balance due 30 days after ble for taxes that may be- background check. misleading ads. confirmation. M.G. 2/2/21 [email protected] VS come due and payable af- Apply today by by mail or within at: OFFICE ASSISTANT Thank you 20677155 ter the date of sale. must have good com- The Chronicle Telegram (Per ORC Section submitting a resume The Chronicle BETHANY MELLINGER, via email to: Telegram puter skills, part-full time, & Medina Gazette 2329.21) The purchaser ET AL Terry Grice fully paid health insur- shall be required to pay the LEGAL NOTICE [email protected] ATTN: HR-Inserter Defendant Sheriff of Medina County or by mail at the fol- 225 East Avenue ance, paid vacation amount of costs, allow- The following matters are and retirement. ances, and taxes the pro- the subject of this public lowing address: Elyria, OH 44035 CASE NO. 19CIV0256 REISENFELD & The Chronicle Call 330-239-2882  ceeds of the sale are insuf- notice by the Ohio Envi- ASSOCIATES EOE/DFWP ficient to cover. Also, pur- ronmental Protection In pursuance of an Order 3962 RED BANK ROAD Telegram chaser shall be responsi- Agency. The complete Attn: Human SIGN & LIGHTING of Sale in the above- CINCINNATI, OH 45227 Resources-Bundle ADVANTAGE ble for taxes that may be- public notice, including any entitled action, I will offer (513) 322-7000 company looking for an Re conditioned Appliances come due and payable af- additional instructions for for Sale at public auction, www.medinasheriff.com Hauler installer/service tech.Ex- All real estate advertising P.O. Box 4010 $150 with 1 yr.warranty in this newspaper is sub- ter the date of sale. submitting comments, re- beginning on APRIL 16, perience is a plus, but we’ll 330-725-2776 ~ Matt questing information, a 2020 in accordance with M.G. 1/26; 2/2-9/21 Elyria, OH 44036 MOTOR ROUTES train. 330-723-2376 ject to the Federal Fair Terry Grice public hearing, or filing an ORC Section 2329.153 20676498 EOE/DFWP AVAILABLE [email protected] Housing Act of 1968, the Sheriff of Medina County appeal may be obtained at: online @ http://medina. Ohio Fair Housing Act, http://www.epa.ohio.gov/ sheriffsaleauction.ohio. Independent  and the Elyria Fair Hous- CLUNK, HOOSE CO., actions.aspx or Hearing gov. Contractor ing Law which makes it il- Newspaper Delivery: OFFICE CLEANING legal to advertise “any LPA Clerk, Ohio EPA, 50 W. Full time day shift, 4500 COURTHOUSE Town St. P. O. Box 1049, In Medina county on As an independent preference, limitation or   contractor you’ll act as Part time evening shifts Washers & Dryers discrimination based on BLVD STE 400 Columbus, Ohio 43216. Thursday, February 18, available in Medina. Working or not!! Medina STOW, OH 44224 Ph:614-644-3037 email: 2021 at 9:00 AM. Thereaf- your own boss while race, color, religion, sex, supplementing your $12.50-$13.50 to start. Co. only (330) 725-2776 handicap, familial status (330) 436-0300 [email protected] ter, if any properties do not 330-721-0110 www.medinasheriff.com receive a sufficient bid, it income. or national origin.” This Proposed Revocation of shall be offered for sale, The Chronicle  applies to all real estate M.G. 1/26; 2/2-9/21 NPDES Permit with no minimum bid at the Telegram is seeking sold, rented or leased, 20676493 C & J Diner same time of day and drivers to deliver PLUMBER Wanted  whether by owner himself 2341 Pearl Rd, Brunswick same place on THURS- newspapers in the for new construction, or through an agent. Hills, OH DAY, March 18, 2021. The following communities: residential plumbing. There are no exceptions Facility Description: following described real ADVERTISING SALES EXECUTIVES Benefit package ARLINGTON SQUARE under this law. Our read- SHERIFF’S SALE Wastewater-Semi-public estate, situated in the • Avon Lake includes 401K. APARTMENTS ers are hereby informed OF REAL ESTATE Receiving Water: UN- Elyria-Lorain Broadcasting, • Columbia Station Email resume to that all dwellings adver- County of Medina and • Elyria 440-324-7569 General Code, Sec. 11681 NAMED TRIBUTARY State of Ohio, to wit: WEOL/WKFM/WLKR Radio olmstedplumbing@fron- 150 David Dr., Elyria tised in this newspaper Revised Code, WEST NCH OF THE R has immediate openings for • Grafton tier.com or Call are available on an equal • North Ridgeville Available Now! Sec. 2329.26 ID #: 3PR00582*CD LEGAL DESCRIPTION Advertising Sales Executives 330-220-8886 Newly renovated opportunity basis. Date of Action: 01/27/2021 • Wellington • Westlake 2 bdrm Suites The State of Ohio, Situated in the City of Me- Unique opportunity features partnering with local busi- Free Wi-Fi! Medina County Final Approval of Plans ness owners and advertising decision makers to formu- dina and State of Ohio: All you’ll need is QUALITY INSPECTOR/ • Open Floor Plan  and Specifications And known as being the late marketing strategies.You will plan and create ad- • Lots of Closet Space FIFTH THIRD BANK, Wadsworth City vertising campaigns utilizing radio, on-line and print for reliable transportation, GAGE CALIBRATION whole of Medina City Lot a valid driver’s license Hy-Production Inc. in Val- • Appliances SBM 120 Maple St, Wadsworth, 5687 as referenced on Plat local and regional businesses located in Erie, Huron, • Window Coverings *4 New Models Homes Plaintiff OH 44281 Lorain and Medina counties. and 2-3 hours per day. ley City Ohio is looking for are Here!* Volume 23, Page 72 and Contact us by phone at a full-time Quality Inspec- • On-site Laundry Facility Description: Com- subject to Declaration of • Parking • Playground Beautiful 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath VS munity Water System If the potential of an uncapped income and (440) 329-7196 tor/ Gage Calibration Tech. Move in ready! Covenants, Conditions and email: for day shift. May also con- • Barbecue Area ID #: 1361927 Restrictions of Saybrooke future growth appeals to you, we may have a • Fitness Rooms Firelands Schools SHAWN LEWIS, ET AL Date of Action: 01/28/2021 perfect fit on our team! [email protected] sider part-time Gage Tech. Amherst Trail 986-6092 Meadows II as recorded in or complete an online position as for a retired • Media Rooms Defendant This final action not pre- OR 529, Page 463, be the • Water/Garbage PAID! www.amhersttrailoh.com Our robust compensation plan includes base salary, independent driver individual. ceded by proposed action same more or less, but Please mail or drop off • Walking distance to CASE NO. 19CIV0497 and is appealable to subject to all legal high- commissions, and other incentives. Benefits include agreement form at: ERAC. paid vacation, medical, dental, vision, and 401(k). www.chroniclet.com/jobs resumes to: Library, Grocery, Theater, ways. or in person at: Hy-Production, Inc.  In pursuance of an Order Detail Plans for PWSID: Previous sales, marketing or advertising experience Restaurants & Shopping! is a plus. The Chronicle Attn: HR of Sale in the above- OH5201712 Plan No: • Said Premises Located at 6000 Grafton Road entitled action, I will offer 1361927 Regarding 957 STURBRIDGE Telegram Accepting 2 bedroom CASH PAID FOR To apply, Email resume and cover letter to: 225 East Avenue Valley City, OH 44280 Unwanted Vehicles for Sale at public auction, Wadsworth WTP Improve- DRIVE, MEDINA By Email: Sec. 8 applications beginning on APRIL 16, ments Project. • PP#: 028-19D-10-324 [email protected] Elyria, OH 44035 (440) 864-3825 2020 in accordance with • Said premises to be [email protected] for wait list ORC Section 2329.153 M.G. 2/2/21 SOLD SUBJECT TO THE Or mail: Human Resources Department  online @ http://medina. 20677150 FIRST MORTGAGE. 225 East Avenue  sheriffsaleauction.ohio. • Said Premises ap- Elyria, OH 44035 ELYRIA 256 George St gov. PROBATE COURT OF praised at $125,000.00   2/3 bdrm, completely re ALL CARS WANTED MEDINA COUNTY, OHIO and cannot be sold for Elyria Lorain Broadcasting Co. is an equal finished. (440) 315-3059 running or not, Ca$h In Medina county on less than two thirds of opportunity employer and drug-free workplace. $60-$6000. 440-935-0121 Thursday, February 18, IN RE: CHANGE OF the difference between 2021 at 9:00 AM. Thereaf- NAME OF Gurneet Kaur the first mortgage bal- LAKESIDE Living JUNK Cars & Motorcy- ter, if any properties do not Randhawa ance and the appraisal, 4008 W. Erie, Efficiency, cles, Best price in Town. receive a sufficient bid, it which amount is FREE Heat, NO security Cash. 440-452-1083 shall be offered for sale, TO: Gurneet Randhawa $22,740.00 deposit, Very nice!! WE BUY JUNK & with no minimum bid at the Gill • Neither the sheriff’s office 216-355-0692 UNWANTED VEHICLES same time of day and nor any affiliates have ac- 216-372-2000 same place on THURS- Case No. 2021 01 NC cess to the inside of said DAY, March 18, 2021. The 00004 properties. following described real estate, situated in the NOTICE OF HEARING TERMS OF SALE: Every   County of Medina and ON CHANGE OF NAME successful bidder (except State of Ohio, to wit: RC 2717.01 a judgment creditor) shall be required to pay a de- • Said Premises Located at posit immediately upon ac- PRINTING PRESS OPERATOR Applicant hereby gives no- The Chronicle Telegram, Lorain county’s largest 7100 RYAN ROAD, tice to all interested per- ceptance of the final bid, MEDINA as follows: newspaper is looking for a Printing Press Operator! sons that the applicant has Previous experience working with an offset web • PP#: 020-10D-32-033 filed an Application for • Legal description can $2,000 on properties ap- printing press is preferred. Applicant must be Change of Name in the mechanically inclined.Four color process and be found at the Medina Probate Court of Medina praised at $10,000 or less County Recorder’s Office $5,000 on properties ap- folder experience a plus.A qualified candidate County, Ohio, requesting will have the ability to take on and learn multiple • Said Premises appraised the change of name of praised at greater than at: $115,000.00 and can- $10,000 and less than or responsibilities working within the printing industry. Gurneet Kaur Randhawa Physical demands of this position include being not be sold for less than to Gurneet Randhawa equal to $200,000; and two-thirds of that amount. $10,000 on properties ap- able to demonstrate a comfortable full range of Gill. The hearing on the motion. Standing, walking, bending, kneeling, • Neither the sheriff’s office application will be held on praised greater than nor any affiliates have ac- $200,000. along with the ability to lift/carry up to 50 lbs Monday, March 22, 2021 intermittently are a must. Candidates will submit cess to the inside of said at 10:00 am in the Probate NO CASH ACCEPTED, properties. balance due 30 days after to a criminal background screening prior to Court of Medina County, offer of employment. ADVERTISING located at 93 Public confirmation. TERMS OF SALE: Every Apply in person or online at AND Square, Medina, Ohio [email protected] successful bidder (except 44256. (Per ORC Section MARKETING a judgment creditor) shall 2329.21) The purchaser High School diploma or equivalent as well as be required to pay a de- shall be required to pay the mechanical/electrical knowledge required. CONSULTANT Gurneet Kaur Randhawa EOE/DFW posit immediately upon ac- 6742 Maplebrooke Trace amount of costs, allow- ceptance of the final bid, Medina, OH 44256 ances, and taxes the pro- WKFM / WLKR Radio has an immediate opening as follows: ceeds of the sale are insuf- for an Advertising & Marketing Consultant. M.G. 2/2/21 ficient to cover. Also, pur- Responsibilities include meeting with business owners $2,000 on properties ap- 20676994 chaser shall be responsi- and managers in Huron, Erie and Lorain counties to praised at $10,000 or less ble for taxes that may be- plan and create advertising campaigns for Radio, Digital $5,000 on properties ap- come due and payable af- and Print. You will be in ‘Customer Acquisition and Re- praised at greater than SHERIFF’S SALE ter the date of sale. OF REAL ESTATE tention’ - helping businesses find and keep their most $10,000 and less than or profitable customers. equal to $200,000; and General Code, Sec. 11681 Terry Grice Revised Code, $10,000 on properties ap- Sheriff of Medina County If you want control of your income and future, come to praised greater than Sec. 2329.26   work here at the Radio Ranch! You bring the positive $200,000. KAMAN & CUSIMANO, attitude - and we’ll teach you about Radio! NO CASH ACCEPTED, The State of Ohio, LLC Medina County balance due 30 days after 50 PUBLIC SQ STE 2000 Our compensation plan includes a base salary, confirmation. CLEVELAND, OH 44113 up-capped commissions, and other incentives. Benefits OCWEN LOAN (216) 696-0650 SERVICING, LLC include paid vacation, medical, dental, vision, and (Per ORC Section www.medinasheriff.com 401(k). 2329.21) The purchaser Plaintiff shall be required to pay the M.G. 1/26; 2/2-9/21 VS To qualify you need a solid work ethic, positive attitude, amount of costs, allow- 20676494 7 DAYS and desire to succeed. Previous sales, marketing or ances, and taxes the pro- advertising experience is a plus. ceeds of the sale are insuf- BRYAN E. AND CRISTI L. HORNICK, ET AL 3 LINES ficient to cover. Also, pur- To apply, Email resume and cover letter to: chaser shall be responsi- Defendant SHERIFF’S SALE * ble for taxes that may be- OF REAL ESTATE $ 99 [email protected] CASE NO. 19CIV0041 General Code, Sec. 11681 come due and payable af- Or mail: ter the date of sale. Revised Code, in The Gazette 28*Restrictions Apply Human Resources In pursuance of an Order Sec. 2329.26 Department Terry Grice of Sale in the above- Sheriff of Medina County entitled action, I will offer The State of Ohio, 225 East Avenue for Sale at public auction, Medina County Classifi eds! Elyria, OH 44035 CLUNK, HOOSE CO., beginning on APRIL 16, LPA 2020 in accordance with THE BANK OF NEW Print Online Elyria Lorain Broadcasting Co.is an equal opportunity 4500 COURTHOUSE ORC Section 2329.153 YORK MELLON Your ad appears in & employer and drug-free workplace. BLVD STE 400 online @ http://medina. Plaintiff STOW, OH 44224 sheriffsaleauction.ohio. WKFM / WLKR Radio 10327 Milan Rd. (330) 436-0300 gov. VS U.S. Route 250 www.medinasheriff.com Milan, OH 44846 In Medina county on KENNETH E. HIGHMAN, | medina-gazette.com/classifi eds Tele: (419) 609-5961 Fax: (419) 609-2679 M.G. 1/26; 2/2-9/21 Thursday, February 18, ET AL 330/725-6040 www.wkfm.com 20676495 2021 at 9:00 AM. 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