Silver Lake News

This Week Today Big Brothers and Sisters of Summit and Medina Counties will benefit from Arby's restaurants' Help Us Help Kids pin-ups fundraiser being held throughout the area.

Prepare for a steep rise in your utility bills. So says Richard Lubinski, president of Think Energy Management in Silver Lake, near Akron.

June 23, 2008; garden tour, silent auction etc. Charity golf outings scheduled June 30 Published on Monday, Jun 23, 2008 This Week Wednesday The Zoar Community Association will host a Garden Tour and Luncheon ...

STOW: She was known only as Mrs. Powers. But the woman, who died during childbirth and is buried in what is believed to be an unmarked grave in 1807, was the first person buried at Maple Lawn Cemetery, the ...

Forget that this Friday is the 13th. Today is your lucky day. That's because the Akron Art Museum's three-day wine auction, Wine XIII: A Weekend Celebration of Wine , begins with a tasting from 5:30 to 9 p.m. ...

With the launch of his new commercial real estate and development company, Pickard Commercial Group, Jim Pickard is offering the community a new choice in commercial real estate services.

The Akron Art Museum will host a Weekend Celebration of Wine June 13-15. The festivities begin on Friday, June 13, with a wine tasting at the museum from 5:30 to 9 p.m., featuring winemaker and actor Gary ...

Dean Johnson knows that at 55 miles an hour, a driver has just a split second to notice the green sign.

If your dad is the King, does that make you a prince? If you're Josh Greenwood, it just makes you embarrassed.

Silver Lake Elementary School and PC Recycle are sponsoring an electronics recycling fundraising event to benefit the school. via Tacoma Daily Index

“We can tell you we were partial to the fringed heels and the leather was incredibly soft to the touch; we weren't partial to the splayed mannequins, which were oddly hard to differentiate from the live models.”

The latest store info, retail gossip and sidewalk scenes from street-obsessed Racked LA , the newest member of the Curbed family. via Curbed LA

A woman running for president? Big deal. In 1872 - a full 135 years before Hillary Clinton threw her pantsuit into the ring - a woman with local ties made a run at the White House. via Ohio.com

This past Saturday night , Silver Lake landscape and architecture research center Materials & Applications celebrated its latest outdoor installation with a party. via Curbed LA

The president and chief executive officer of InfoCision Management Corp. will speak to the May meeting of the Sales and Marketing Executives International's Akron affiliate. via Akron Beacon Journal

“The flooding at the drilling site on the Sonoco property is of great concern because it is very close to the water wells that supply our drinking water”

For now, the city has gained a reprieve from having D & L Energy drill an oil and gas well on the Sonoco property, drilling that would have been done within 400 feet of the Cuyahoga River. via WKYC

So many construction worker ants crawling all over Silver Lake these days: In addition to the reservoir-draining and the meadow-opening , construction continues on the new Silver Lake Library. via Curbed LA

“We had also asked for a 'stay order' that would keep the (D & L) drilling from starting before the appeal was heard but that 'stay' was denied”

From environmentally safe drilling locations to better safety inspections, the voices of residents and city officials are coming together more and more to take a stand for better local oversight of gas and oil ... via WKYC-TV

CUYAHOGA FALLS: You can't walk or bike on the Mud Brook Trail & Greenway because it exists only on paper. via Akron Beacon Journal

THE pork chop on my plate is twice as thick as the Michelin Guide. Lightly seared and faintly rosy at the center, it has the heft and juiciness you'd expect of a chop served at Jar or BLD. via Los Angeles Times

The Summit County Republican Party has endorsed state Rep. John Widowfield over Louise Heydorn, the only Republican incumbent on County Council. via Akron Beacon Journal