Broadview Heights News

SEVEN HILLS If the city wants the state auditor's office to study how the city can save money in all of its departments, the city will have to pay $140,420. That price is too high for Council President Richard Dell'Aquila. He attended a meeting of the Finance Committee of City Council on Nov.

ROBBERY, RIDGE ROAD: A business on Ridge Road was robbed of $12,000 in cash Nov.

ENDANGERING CHILD, E. MILL ROAD: Just after midnight on Friday, a 39-year-old woman was driving slowly on Interstate 77 when she stopped and pulled over to the side of the road.

Volunteer Salvation Army bell-ringers are being recruited to work at the Kmart store on Broadview Road, Seven Hills.

A word of gratitude to all of our loyal Sun News readers. We truly hope your Thanksgiving is bountiful - a time to enjoy all your wonderful family china and silver, if you are fortunate to be entrusted with its care.

TRAFFIC OFFENSE, BROADVIEW ROAD: Just after midnight on Monday, a 25-year-old man was swerving down Broadview Road when a patrolman pulled him over.

I LOVE this eyeliner! I can't tell you how many eyeliners I've bought looking for the perfect mix of easy application and staying power.

After Dec. 1, the Regional Income Tax Agency will collect Tallmadge residents' income taxes after City Council approved the contract with the agency in September to save money.

It was championship football day in Berea on Sunday, November 15. The Southern Hills Youth Football League and the Northeast Ohio Youth Football Conference Championshps were held at Baldwin Wallace College's Finnie Stadium.

Staff and students at Independence High School are mourning the death of a longtime, well-loved teacher.

Fifth graders at Brecksville-Broadview Heights Central School are getting a special treat from local CPAs today - they're going to play the stock market and learn the risks and rewards of real-life investing.

BURGLARY, MCCREARY ROAD: Construction tools were stolen between 3-8:15 a.m. Nov.

The Cuyahoga County Board of Health will hold its first mass H1N1 Clinic on Sunday, at three different locations throughout the county.

The Cuyahoga County Board of Health has received 15,000 doses of the H1N1 vaccine and will hold three vaccine clinics this Sunday.

The city is collecting food, especially breakfast items, through Dec. 5 at City Hall and the Community Recreation Center for the multiple-city Yuletide Hunger Program.

Wadsworth's Rachel Jones reacts as she watches from the bench during the final moments of the Grizzlies 3-1 loss to Painesville-Riverside High School in their Division I regional semi-final volleyball match at Hudson High School on Wednesday in Hudson.

Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray is suing a second mortgage loan servicer, claiming it used unfair and deceptive practices against borrowers seeking help with their home loans.

UNDERAGE DRINKING, POINTE DRIVE: A trio of juvenile girls should have been inside counting their candy on Saturday, but instead were caught drinking adult beverages.

Residents easily approved two local issues on Tuesday. Issue 11, a tax levy renewal for the police department, passed by 4,413 votes to 2,422 votes , according to unofficial results from the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections.

'60s Monster Mash - 7 tonight, Cuyahoga Falls Public Library, 2015 Third St. Take a lurch down memory lane with Bill Brauning.