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Unlawful driver: Pepper Pike and Hunting Valley Police Blotters
It turned out that the driver was not the owner. The car was towed and the driver taken back to the police station to await a ride.
Sheldon Shapiro of Solon served in the United States Navy from 1944 to 1946 during the ending days of World War II.
A quarter of Cuyahoga County voters cast ballots before lunch, election official says
About one-quarter of the registered voters in Cuyahoga County have cast their ballots by lunchtime, said Jane Platten, head of the county Board of Elections.
Robbers' cell phones 'drop the dime' on them in Solon heist; pile of money among cell phone photos
After three Cleveland men were arrested Jan. 31 while trying to rob the Solon GameStop store, Solon detectives confiscated their cell phones and studied the phone companies' records.
Cleveland man faces decades in prison for violin theft, botched ATM heist
A 25-year-old Cleveland man who tried to sell a stolen, prized violin at a flea market pleaded guilty to receiving stolen property and obstructing justice for the crime.
Suburban mayoral races heat up the election season
This election season, Cuyahoga County's suburbs have displayed much of the pop and sizzle missing from Cleveland's mayor's race.
Tavern patrons annoyed by presence of staggering raccoon: Bainbridge and Russell Police Blotters
ANIMAL COMPLAINT, PINE STREET: Someone's vehicle struck a large raccoon on the street, causing it to stagger into the parking lot of the Greenville Tavern 11 p.m. Oct.
Man says he needed gas money: Solon Police Blotter
THEFT, BAINBRIDGE ROAD: A 47-year-old Cleveland Heights man was arrested Oct. 26 after a contractor told police he returned home to find a vehicle parked in his driveway, with the rear doors and the trunk open and a "bunch of aluminum channeling" inside.
Garage fire set: Solon Police Blotter
AGGRAVATED ARSON/BURGLARY, LOCHMOOR COURT: Police are investigating a report of a small fire being set in an attached garage about 2:15 a.m. Tuesday, after a father woke up and smelled smoke, checked on his family, then discovered the fire.
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Theft at bowling alley: Solon Police Blotter
THEFT, BAINBRIDGE ROAD: The manager on duty at Freeway Lanes reported Oct. 8 that someone came into the bar and ordered a drink, then left without paying for it.
City Mission officials warn of door-to-door solicitation scam; group...
City Mission officials are warning Cuyahoga County residents to be wary of door-to-door solicitors falsely claiming to be affiliated with the mission.
Wonton desires are sure to be satisfied at Imperial Wok
Chee Cheng with, from left, walnut shrimp, General Tao's chicken and Singapore style noodles.
Man, 50, killed when vehicle runs into garbage truck in Summit
A 50-year-old Solon man was killed early yesterday morning when the vehicle he was driving ran into the back of a garbage truck in Reminderville in northern Summit County.
Teenagers face charges after involving hotline in suicide prank: Bainbridge Police Blotter
FALSE ALARM, LOST TRAIL: Two teens face charges for their 2 a.m. prank on Sunday.
Final arrest made in poker game holdup: Solon Police Blotter
FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE: The seventh and final suspect in the April 17 armed holdup of a high-stakes poker game on Naiman Parkway was apprehended Sept.
Solon man dies following Reminderville collision
A Solon man was killed Oct. 6 after the vehicle he was driving collided with a garbage truck that had stopped along Liberty Road.
InkStop's shutdown shouldn't affect field at Veterans Stadium
The company which last year gained naming rights for the artificial turf field at Veterans Stadium has closed its 152 stores nationwide.
Blotter for Sunday September 27, 2009
1:17 a.m. Chelsie Kessen, 21, of Bowling Green, was warned for disorderly party loud music within the 900th block of E. Wooster St.