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Strongsville business, Grafton woman plead guilty to Rocky River fish kill charges
Kennedy Mint will pay more than $30,000 in restitution to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources and Cleveland Metroparks after pleading guilty to charges related to last year's fish kill in the Rocky River.
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Post Your Yard Sale For Free and Patch Will Send Shoppers Your Way
Having a Garage or Yard Sale? Share the details here to be added to our interactive map of sales.
11 hrs ago | Cleveland.com
Cleveland Clinic Strongsville Family Health and Surgery Center recognized for environmental efforts
The Cleveland Clinic Strongsville Family Health and Surgery Center received an award recognizing its environmental initiatives.
14 hrs ago | Cleveland.com
Strongsville's third annual chalk walk keeps getting bigger and better
But May 18 on Strongsville Commons, Arts in Strongsville's third annual Family Art and Chalk Walk was bigger and better.
17 hrs ago | Patch.com
More than 100 young artists decorated the sidewalks in the City Commons with works of art Saturday at the annual Arts in Strongsville Chalk Walk.
GetGo Seeks Plan Approval for Station in Strongsville
Giant Eagle is seeking approval from the Planning Commission to start building a GetGo gas station and convenience store at the corner of Drake and Pearl roads.
Strongsville Fire Department has 3 New Lieutenants
Three Strongsville firefighters were promoted to the rank of lieutenant this week.
National polka festival plays May 24-26 at Holiday Inn Strongsville
Polka will reign supreme southwest of Cleveland this weekend as the 45th annual United States Polka Association Polka Festival comes to the Holiday Inn Strongsville, May 24-26. Music will fill the ballroom from 7 p.m. to 2 a.m. Friday, 1:30 p.m. to 2 a.m. Saturday, and 1 p.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday.
Strongsville voters could decide on charter changes in fall election
The city's charter review committee has sent five proposed changes for consideration, including elimination of a residency requirement for civil service employees and adjustments to the qualifications for law director.
Woman Looks for Teens Having Babies; Kids Shout 'White Power:' Police Blotter
Police received a complaint about a woman who approached school bus drivers May 17 and asked if they knew any pregnant girls who wanted to give up their babies.
Impromptu rally disturbs Sheetz customers: Strongsville Police Blotter
RACIST DISTURBANCE, ROYALTON ROAD: The corner of Royalton and Prospect roads became the site of an impromptu white pride demonstration at 11:55 p.m. May 19.
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Strongsville Seniors 'On Strike'
Seniors at Strongsville High School staged a mock strike Tuesday morning, picketing on Lunn Road before classes started.
Memorial Day Parade is Monday in Strongsville
The annual Memorial Day Parade, sponsored by VFW Post 3345 , will step off at 11 a.m. Monday, May 27 from St.
Coming Soon! Strongsville Patch Gets a New Look
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Strongsville native hopes to bring cultural influences to MasterChef crown
Strongsville native and Cleveland resident Dean Karadimas was chosen to compete in the first round of season four of Fox's MasterChef with Gordon Ramsey, which premieres at 8 p.m. May 22.
Strongsville schools rezoning plans hit snag at city council
While the school board is asking Strongsville City Council to allow them to put a rezoning issue on the ballot, Council wants to know one thing: what are the district's plans for the 17-acre plot of land behind Jardine's Funeral Home? But as discussion at the May 20 council meeting showed, the district isn't quite ready to answer that yet - but ... (more)
PPG Introduces New Color Support System
PPG Automotive Refinish has launched a new, enhanced IT field support program for its collision center customers.
McDonald's coming, Relay for Life and possible teacher layoffs: Strongsville weekly recap
Construction crews demolished the former Quality Catering building at Pearl and Whitney roads April 29 and 30.
Slick Scam at Walmart; Scuffle at the Prom: Police Blotter
A shopper at Walmart thought he was being careful when he bought a $100 gift card from another customer for $50 about 10:30 p.m. May 10.