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Ohio Supreme Court deems truck forfeiture constitutional, Ace for Grace, truck forfeiture of OVI suspect ruled constitutional, upcoming Medina County Park ...

Medina County propane supplier Thrifty Propane is being sued by the state for the second time since 2016 for "unfair and deceptive" business practices.

"When you're dealing with propane, you're dealing with one of the basic needs to heat your home," she said. "As BBB is well aware, our supplier is behind on our transport loads," the company said. The most recent complaint on the BBB website, from a customer who purchased propane Aug. However, the BBB also states the company has responded to 100% of complaints. The court also gave the company a specific outline stating how it should conduct business, including time frames for such things as refunds, tank pick-ups in the case of contract cancelations, and communication with customers. The BBB said the complaints were primarily from consumers who had ordered propane, but did not receive it in a timely manner. once again,” the BBB said in a news release. The Ohio Attorney General's Office in 2016 cited similar complaints from consumers when it sued Thrifty in January that year. Customers alleged that Thrifty either failed to deliver, or did not deliver enough of the gas they had paid for to supply their needs. The company was allegedly slow to provide refunds and was not accessible to consumers, the complaint states. Another customer ordered a propane tank and gas in April 2021. "They say they have supply issues, but I get an email or text almost daily from them asking us to buy more," the customer stated.

Medina City Council unanimously approved an ordinance to authorize the purchase of 12 sets of turnout gear for the Medina Fire Department for a total of ...

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Here's what homes are selling for recently in the Greater Akron region through July 12, 2022.

Brogan James L from Brogan James L & Krueck Melana Mui-Ying, 13820 Union Ave NE, $50,550. Horne Justin D & Baylee J from Horne Daniel K & Robert G, 8810 Wonderland Ave NW, $203,000. Lippert Charleen & Matthew from Lippert Sharon E, parcel 1305174 Violet Ave SW, $130,000. Stark County Property Leasing LLC from Welcome Home Stark LLC, 913 Park Ave SW, $385,500. Stark County Property Leasing LLC from Welcome Home Stark LLC, 2814 Daleford Ave NE, $385,500. Stark County Property Leasing LLC from Welcome Home Stark LLC, 1738 Maple Ave NE, $385,500. Stark County Property Leasing LLC from Welcome Home Stark LLC, 2111 20th St NE, $385,500. Stark County Property Leasing LLC from Stark County Homes LLC, 638 Harrison Ave SW, $385,500. Stark County Property Leasing LLC from Stark County Homes LLC, 1511 Superior Ave NE, $385,500. Stark County Property Leasing LLC from Welcome Home Stark LLC, 1529 16th St NE, $385,500. Stark County Property Leasing LLC from Stark County Homes LLC, 1507 Superior Ave NE, $385,500. B & E Contractors LLC from Snave Properties LLC, 316 Young Ave NE, $70,000.

The Martin Tigers might be 0-3, but they feel they still have the pieces to be a good...

However, it feels if one or two plays went its way, its start to this season would be completely different. That’s why the Tigers aim to build upon play after play Friday when they host Medina Valley for a 7 p.m. The Martin Tigers might be 0-3, but they feel they still have the pieces to be a good football team this season.

He was the first and only director of the Medina County Convention and Visitors Bureau.

After winning the first stakes of his career on closing day at Kentucky Downs, trainer Robbie Medina might as well ride his momentum through Sunday at ...

The others are the Grade 3, $275,000 Dogwood, the $275,000 Bourbon Trail, and the $160,000 Seneca.\r\n\r\n◗ Trainer Paulo Lobo already was at Woodbine early Friday, eager to test his hot hand by running Ivar in the Grade 1 Woodbine Mile the following afternoon.\r\n\r\nLobo, based at the Thoroughbred training center in Lexington, Ky., had won with seven of his last 12 starters going into the Woodbine Mile, a streak that dated to Sept. With some of the top sprinters retiring after this year, and us being 4 next year, it might put us in a pretty good spot.”\r\n\r\nThe Harrods Creek is one of four stakes to be run Sept. He then showed that effort was no fluke in subsequent starts that included a Churchill allowance victory (104 Beyer), a runner-up finish in the Iowa Derby (96), and an easy win in the Aug. She came to me around the first of the year and gradually worked through those things and acted like she had some talent.\r\n\r\n“When I ran her the first time at Ellis Park, she actually ran better than it looked out of the one-hole. – Robbie Medina worked with dozens of top-class Thoroughbreds in his 25 years under Hall of Fame trainer Shug McGaughey, but he essentially started from scratch when opening his own stable some 2 1/2 years ago.\r\n\r\nIt took Medina more than six months to win his first race – that one coming on the undercard of the Kentucky Derby held Sept. The Jimmy Creed colt was to breeze this weekend in what would be his first work since the Jerkens, but Tomlinson said, “That’s only if we decide to run in the Harrods Creek,” a $275,000 race for 3-year-olds going seven furlongs next Saturday at Churchill.\r\n\r\n“If we don’t run there, we’ll wait for the Perryville” on Oct.