Fairview Park News

DRUNK DRIVING, LORAIN ROAD: Workers at a Fairview Park McDonald's alerted police Oct.

COMPLAINT, PARKWOOD ROAD: On Oct. 28, police received several reports that vehicles were entered overnight in the area of Concord Drive, North Park Avenue, West Park Avenue and Parkwood Road.

Cuyahoga County residents used Tuesday's ballot to say that they are ready for change.

PETTY THEFT, CROCKER ROAD: A 14-year-old Avon Lake boy, a 15-year-old Lakewood boy and a 15-year-old Fairview Park boy will face petty theft charges in juvenile court after running out on a $61 tab at Applebee's restaurant.

Often people mention how appreciative they are of those who go out of their way to help others, but rarely do they step up like members of the extended O'Donnell family.

Though most of the city and school district tax requests on Tuesday's ballots follow standard patterns, several add a little different spin from normal.

WEREWOLVES OF PARMA: The Post and Beam in Parma has transformed itself into a ghoulish lair.

Clem DeCrane built his dream garage at his Medina home in 2004. He stores his collection of Americana and his Studebaker in the garage and hosts an annual family clambake there.

A 13-year-old boy took a 9-mm revolver to Lewis F. Mayer Middle School Tuesday morning and showed it to several classmates, who didn't report it until the end of the school day.

Police in Fairview Park were called to Lewis F. Mayer Middle School Tuesday where a gun was found in a restroom.

A 19-year-old North Olmsted man awaiting trial in connection with the rape of a 14-year-old girl was arrested again this month.

Show-n-Tell took on a whole new meaning at Lewis F. Mayer Middle School Tuesday.

The marquee sign in front of Fairview Park City Hall is no longer lit up at night.

Maddy Koz and Megan Barilla, Magnificat students and Key Club members, show off the pumpkin they painted for Visiting Nurse Association hospice patients.

Economic development, the city budget and building codes are the hot topics under discussion in the race for Rocky River's three at-large City Council seats.

NORTH OLMSTED Police say they do not suspect foul play was involved when a Fairview Park woman died last week after jumping from a moving car on Blossom Boulevard.

RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY, WESTGATE MALL: Police responded to Target at about 2:30 p.m. Oct.

An 87-year-old driver backing her car out of its Sandy Lane driveway Oct. 7 lost control and smashed into a house across the street, police said.

Fairview High School teacher Hsu Chia Yu shows her Mandarin Chinese language class an authentic bottle of Chinese green tea Thursday.

MARBLEHEAD -- Fred Overholt was ready for anything. The U.S. Coast Guard auxiliarist was fully prepared to spend his day atop the Marblehead Lighthouse, giving tours and offering information to people during the Lighthouse Festival on Saturday.