Yesterday | WCPN-FM Cleveland
Farmland Generates More Revenue than Residential
Since the flight of residents from urban centers began nearly half a century ago, towns and cities around Northeast Ohio have viewed their farmland as prime real estate. via WCPN-FM Cleveland
Sunday May 11 | WEWS
Friday May 9 | WMMS-FM Independence
Passenger survives high speed flip. Another deadly crash in Garfield Heights.
A violent crash in Westlake has left one person dead and another hospitalized. At 2AM on Friday, a 1991 Oldsmobile Cutlass driven by 31-year old Delon Hill of Avon was travelling westbound on I-90 in Westlake. via WMMS-FM Independence
Thursday May 8 | Chronicle-Telegram
Avon YMCA expected to be countywide draw
“We term it a non-facility branch, which means we do a lot of programming in schools and churches, in sites that are not necessarily Y buildings”
Officials of the YMCA of Greater Cleveland say the new $14.2 million French Creek YMCA may be built in Avon, but it is designed to attract residents from all of Lorain County. via Chronicle-Telegram
Tuesday May 6 | The Chronicle Telegram
Avon Council could tell solicitors: Don't come a-knockin' around here
“We want to be able to protect the homeowner's right not to be disturbed, and at the same time balance that with First Amendment rights”
Door-to-door salesmen may have to avoid a lot of Avon homes if a new "no-knock" law passes. via The Chronicle Telegram
Sunday May 4 | The Plain Dealer
Posted by From staff reports April 29, 2008 18:27PM Categories: Schedules BASEBALL Note: Games are subject to weather and field conditions. via The Plain Dealer
Friday May 2 | The Chronicle Telegram
Sen. Sherrod Brown touts energy bill
“The government can't do it all, but it can help those companies do the right things”
U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown has introduced a bill that would see the federal government invest $36 billion over the next five years on encouraging alternative energy around the nation. via The Chronicle Telegram
Wednesday Apr 30 | The Chronicle Telegram
“This is an adult who did this.”
A former Avon Middle School cleaning lady isn't sure how she's going to pay for $8,741 in damage she did to the school when she wrote three bomb threats on the wall last April. via The Chronicle Telegram
Monday Apr 28 | Chronicle-Telegram
Company steps in to fill schools' hunger for produce
“It was so weird that I picked up that paper and saw the article”
A story last week about skyrocketing food prices posing a problem for school lunch programs prompted one area business to take action. via Chronicle-Telegram
Saturday Apr 26 | Chronicle-Telegram
“We need to look at what we can do right now. This is a small way of doing something to help people out.”
A Strongsville man has pleaded guilty to charges he was involved in a string of burglaries in Avon last year. via Chronicle-Telegram









