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Best City To Raise Kids in Ohio - Lakewood, Parma, Strongsville
This coming from Business Week's recent top cities to raise kids in list. They list Lakewood, Ohio as the top city followed by Parma and Strongsville.
Moratorium will hold off permits for sex-related businesses in Berea
BEREA City Council imposed a six-month moratorium on issuing building and occupancy permits for sexually oriented businesses while the city revises its zoning codes.
Lakewood tops list of best places to raise kids in Ohio
Article author Prashant Gopal talks with WTAM's Darren Toms - Have young kids? Lakewood may be the place for you! BusinessWeek magazine has published its third annual ranking of the "Best Places to Raise Your Kids." Partnering with OnBoard Informatics, a New York-based provider of real estate analysis, BusinessWeek selected one town and two ...
Man in fight found hiding in roses at the Cactus: Strongsville Police Blotter
DISTURBANCE, PEARL ROAD: A West Farmington, Ohio man was advised Saturday not to return to the Mad Cactus after he got into a fight in the restaurant.
Thanks to Strongsville Rotary for supporting youth camp
The Rotary Club of Strongsville is celebrating its 30th year of community service and has, over the years, had a special focus on the leaders of the future.
RTA's proposed service cuts could affect thousands of riders
RTA has no choice but to make route cuts to balance its budget, officials say. Following are service changes that will be implemented by RTA on April 4, 2010.
Brunswick House Fire Likely Caused Total Loss
A fire broke out early Wednesday morning at a home on Cherokee Trail in Brunswick.
Strongsville man collects history of Cleveland Czechoslovak Legionnaires
Strongsville resident Stephen J. Sebesta has spent a lifetime immersed in Czech culture.
Photographer Anthony DeMarco brings cinematic eye to his still pictures
Anthony J. "Tony" DeMarco Jr . looks at life from a different perspective. "Someone said that artists are very lucky.
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Homes For Sale In Strongsville, Mayfield, Solon, Shaker Hts, Ohio
The following list will be updated as new Howard Hanna listings come on the market in Cuyahoga County Ohio .
Shoeless man hits the road fueled on Red Bull, gum, smokes: Russell and Bainbridge Police Blotters
THEFT, CHILLICOTHE ROAD: Based on a license plate number and a videotape, police are tracking down a man who stole cans of Red Bull drink, Dentyne gum and three packs of Marlboro cigarettes from Circle K at 9 a.m. Monday.
Missing boy found: Strongsville Police Blotter
MISSING JUVENILE, PEARL ROAD: A missing Indiana boy was found Sunday at the La Siesta Motel with a Kentucky woman, 31.
Hot or mild, tastes of Thai at Berea's Sweet Mango dishes warm the soul
This is the mango curry, with mango simmered in chicken and shrimp in a yellow curry base, brightened with red peppers, onions, carrots and summer squash, served at Sweet Mango, 54 Front St.
Brunswick restaurant ready to complete comeback from February blaze
BRUNSWICK After a near-complete remodel, the Grille Restaurant is set to re-open Nov.
Southwest General renewal levy passes in Berea, Middleburg and Olmsted Falls
Residents in the three Southwest General Health Center taxing districts will continue to see the hospital's many community-related programs.
Woman damages gas pump: Strongsville Police Blotter
PROPERTY DAMAGE,ROUTE 82: Employees of the Marathon gas station, at the corner of Howe and Royalton roads, reported Sunday that a Mayfield Heights woman damaged a gas pump after she drove off with the nozzle still attached to her car.
Vacant home damaged: Brunswick Police Blotter
PROPERTY DAMAGE, LAKE MEADOW LANE: A resident moving into a home on Lake Meadow Lane reported damage to the house at 2 p.m. Friday.
Thanksgiving Clothing Drives in Cleveland, Ohio
Help your community in the most basic way by donating your useable used clothing.
Flying condiments: Strongsville Police Blotter
MISCHIEF, LANIER AVENUE: A resident reported Sunday that someone had thrown mustard, relish and toilet paper all over the garage of his home.
Officials say levy is needed to maintain 'excellent' schools in Olmsted Falls district
Mike and Kim Cleary moved to Olmsted Falls 11 years ago for one reason. The Olmsted Falls school district .