Turning Conflict Into Conversation: Tools for Healthier Dialogue
Join us for a transformative series in partnership with Braver Angels, designed to equip you with the tools to navigate our polarized world with empathy and understanding. Learn how to depolarize within, master the art of respectful disagreement, foster healthier family dynamics amidst political differences, and engage thoughtfully on social media. Click here to register…
Read MoreConvention and Visitors Bureau Seeks Programs Assistant
Medina County Convention & Visitors Bureau Job Description Programs Assistant This person will serve as an administrative powerhouse by maintaining daily administrative tasks while managing relationships with community members, and work with the director on programs to serve the tourism industry in Medina County. Essential Functions & Skills: Serves as a liaison and representative…
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Wine in the Woods with The Society
Wine in the Woods The Society is having its 4th Annual Wine in the Woods event on Friday, August 16th from 6pm – 8pm at 4283 Paradise Rd in Seville. The Society works to ensure individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities are welcomed as active and valued members of the community! Enjoy wandering through…
Read MoreJune Class Notes
Signature Class of 1995, The Greatest Class Commissioner Steve Hambley ‘95, The Board of Directors of the Medina County Land Reutilization Corporation (Land Bank) elected Commissioner Steve Hambley as Chairman at the organizational meeting in April. County land banks are nonprofit organizations whose mission is to strategically acquire properties, and return them to productive use, reducing…
Read MoreMay Class Notes
Signature Class of 2012, The Rain/Shine Class Michelle Powell ’12, with Let’s Make A Difference, has started a book club for young ladies in elementary school called “Can We Talk?”. This book club is in collaboration with Carey Knox, Music Teacher at Claggett Middle School, and is an element of the nonprofit (Let’s Make A…
Read MoreProject: LEARN Seeks Part-Time Adult Educator
Project: LEARN of Medina County is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of adults through education and English literacy. Our mission is to empower individuals with the knowledge and skills they need to succeed in life by providing accessible and quality education programs. We offer a range of programs, including basic literacy, GED…
Read MoreApril Class Notes
LEAD Class of 2022 Jenny Young LEAD ’22, SHE Did It Videography was named one of the Top Three Best Videographers in the Akron, OH area, which is also Jenny’s hometown. Signature Class of 2009, A Class Act Deborah Wasylko ’09, is excited to announce that starting, Monday, March 18th, Baskets Galore LLC will…
Read MoreMarch Class Notes
Class of 1993, The Best Class Barbara Dzur ‘93, received the Main Street Medina 2023 Community Spirit Award and am also a member of the newly formed LMC Fund Development Committee. Class of 2006, The Enterprising Class Johanna Perrino ‘06, was presented with the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Honor Society Award for being a multi-million-dollar…
Read MoreFebruary Class Notes
’93 The Best Class Barbara Dzur ’93 was selected to serve on the Board of Directors for the Medina County Community Foundation. Jim Gerspacher ’93 was selected to serve on the Board of Directors for the Medina County Community Foundation. ’03 The Futurist Class Jon Park ’03 was selected to serve on the Board…
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