News roundup for May 23

Medina County Bar Association Law Day Scholarship The Medina County Bar Association announced two high school seniors were chosen as the winners of the annual Medina County Bar Association Law Day Scholarship. Applicants wrote an essay about "The Rule of Law and the American Dream." The first-place recipient received $3,000, and the second-place recipient received $1,500. Evan Browne from Medina High School came in first place, and Jonathan Robinson from Medina High School came in second place. The scholarships were awarded at the Medina County Bar Association's annual Law Day program, which was held at the Blair Conference Center on May 1. The keynote speaker for this year's program was retired Judge James Kimbler. Memorial Day trash delay in Medina. Residential rubbish collection will be delayed by one day for the week of May 25. Trash pickup will resume Tuesday through Saturday. Babysitting class The Safe Sitter Essentials babysitting class has an updated curriculum. The class for boys and girls ages 11 to 14 is coordinated by the Educational Service Center of Medina County, and it will take place from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on June 13 at 275 Wooster Pike in Seville in conference room A-102. The cost is $75, and only online payments are accepted. The deadline to sign up for the class is May 22. For more information, visit tinyurl.com/24nzut2y. Hydrant flushing in Medina The Medina Water Department will flush fire hydrants on Mondays through Fridays in July. If hydrant flushing proceeds ahead of the weekly schedule, crews may proceed to the next week's streets. If so, those streets will be marked with signage to indicate hydrant flushing. The hydrants on the following streets are scheduled to be flushed next week: Ridgeview Drive Kenner Circle Gayer Drive Simon Lane W. Abbey Drive Overlook Drive Wimbleton Drive Kenner Drive Glenwell Circle Racoa Place Valley Drive Woodlake Drive Montview Drive from east of S. Court Street. Medina County college students inducted into Baldwin Wallace University's Dayton C. Miller Honor Society Local students were inducted into the Dayton C. Miller Honor Society at Baldwin Wallace University. The following Medina County students were given membership to the organization that contains only 4 percent of the undergraduate student body: Ella Clapper from Medina Hailey Fisher from Brunswick Mia Fourtounis from Hinckley Emily Johnson from Brunswick Nicole Johnson from Medina Kaitlin Horner from Medina Matthew Horner from Medina Caden Madigan from Wadsworth Alex Metivier from Brunswick Amalee Mohammad from Hinckley Regan Popson from Medina Lukas Purgar from Brunswick Faith Rawlins from Medina Kylei Rooney from Litchfield Maddie Safran from Brunswick Hannah Sim from Medina Natalia Skonieczny from Brunswick