What's up Brunswick! Let's start this morning right by getting caught up on what's going on around town. Keep reading to stay in the loop. ☀️
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Also on today's calendar: THE SECRET AT CENTER (BRUNSWICK) — Charles Geil & His Ghost Band and 5 more events.
Today's riddle: What is the longest word in the dictionary? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. State legislation impacts Brunswick City Schools' levies (medina-gazette.com) — Brunswick City Schools will now need voter approval for its existing fixed-sum levies roughly twice as often, after new state rules cut renewal terms from 10 years to five. District leaders warn this could cause levy fatigue and add uncertainty, especially as Medina County’s budget commission gains power to reduce voter-approved millage while school expenses keep rising.
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2. Public meetings for Aug. 22-27 (medina-gazette.com) — If you want to follow local decisions around Brunswick this week, several public boards and township trustees — including Brunswick Hills — are meeting between Aug. 22 and 27. From school boards and zoning appeals to county commissioners and library trustees, residents have multiple chances to sit in, ask questions, and track issues that affect daily life nearby.
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3. Berea welcomes veterans to annual picnic: Community Voices (cleveland.com) — Brunswick’s American Legion Post 234 was among the groups honored at Berea’s annual veterans picnic, where local vets enjoyed food, raffles, and live music. A Strongsville veteran and Guitars 4 Vets graduate led the band, showing how music programs are helping area veterans, including those coping with PTSD.
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4. Brunswick High School teacher hits the road to enhance federal law knowledge (cleveland.com) — A Brunswick High School social studies teacher is bringing fresh, real-world insights on federal law back to local classrooms after attending an elite, fully funded summer institute in Washington, D.C. Mark Belkofer joined a small group of educators studying major federal trials with judges and scholars, building on his earlier selection to the Supreme Court Summer Institute for Teachers.
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5. Golf roundup: Ellie Gonzalez ties for medalist honors (medina-gazette.com) — Brunswick junior golfer Ellie Gonzalez-Ribble fired an even-par 71 to share medalist honors at the Shawnee Showcase, leading the Blue Devils to a strong second-place team finish. Fellow Brunswick golfers Emma Gonzalez-Ribble and Rylee Roth also posted solid rounds as the team topped most of a 15-school field that included Medina and Cloverleaf.
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