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Fresh basil roll with shrimp and chicken served with Thai sauce and ground peanuts at Vieng's Asian Bistro in Westlake.
Jean Caputo-Lee's ferret shelter in Parma never materialized: Whatever happened to ... ?
Hopefuls file for clerk of courts post
Incumbent Lisa Zeno Carano may have opposition as she seeks to keep her post as clerk of courts for the Stow Municipal Court.
Volunteers answer EMS call in Hudson
HUDSON: When Edward Nowak heard the call on his emergency scanner on New Year's Eve, he bolted into action.
Detours ahead at Boston Mills Road
Detour signs for Boston Mills Road direct motorists at Exit 12 on State Route 8 in Hudson, Ohio.
Akron abolitionist's history alive and well
The gathering Tuesday morning at the John Brown House was to mark an historic milestone - the commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the famed abolitionist's last visit to the city he called home from 1844 to 1854.
Patio pleasures and sobering talk: Monday Night Specials
The patio at Vue in Hudson offers a casual option for enjoying drinks and appetizers.
Barn shop rounds up funky finds
HUDSON: The first time Gina Bishop opened her barn to sell her quirky mix of furniture and accessories, the crowd was bigger than she expected.
Hundreds line up for jobs at new call center in Akron
Some wore suits. Others dressed in jeans. Some were fresh out of high school. Others had gray hair.
Four plays in repertory in Hudson
It's a common refrain among arts and cultural organizations: Summer programming has been cut back because of the recession's ripple effects.
New call center could bring 1,500 jobs to Akron
As many as 1,500 new jobs could result from the opening of a new call center in the old Firestone Bank building on Akron's South Main Street.
Actor, Playwright and a Theater Group's Revivalist
Geoffrey Nauffts's first play, "Next Fall," opened last week at the Peter Jay Sharp Theater in Clinton.
America's best-selling car isn't what you might think...
The middle of June might seem like an odd time to release sales figures, but we've just gotten word that previous reports announcing America's best-selling vehicle may have been all wrong.
Prairie-style home on Hudson tour
HUDSON: The preservation of Jennifer and Denny Baughman's home started years before they moved in.
Learn more about specialty vegetables
The Western Reserve School of Cooking in Hudson has announced a September field trip to the Culinary Vegetable Institute in Milan, Ohio.
Regional Prosperity Initiative lays out plan for collaboration
A group trying to get Northeast Ohio communities to work more collaboratively expects to have a plan for regional revenue sharing and regional land planning in place by next January.
New obituary: Mary Lisa Thomas
A funeral service for Mary Lisa Thomas, 53, of Granville, will be held at 10:30 a.m. Friday, June 5, 2009, at Centenary United Methodist Church, 102 E. Broadway, Granville, with the Rev.
Cozy Coupe outsells car competition
Did you know that America's best selling car isn't made by Ford, General Motors or Toyota? It's actually the Cozy Coupe produced by Hudson-based Little Tykes, and the small plastic car is getting the recognition it deserves this weekend.
Locals to serve a Wallya s Cafea in theater competition
By Joe Pinchot BROOKFIELD - "Wally's Cafe" will stay open for - at least - one more performance.