Twinsburg News

The old year 2013 is fast coming to a close -- 13 days to be exact. For some it has produced a host of good results; for others, oh well! The constant attention we render to the government's plans and promises to upgrade the lives of our veterans should always be uppermost in our daily thoughts.

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Precision Gear Holdings has about 190 employees total and annual sales of about $45 million, Rexnord said in a news release.

Inducing panic, SOM Center Road: A bomb threat drew the involvement of Solon Police on Dec. 6. A police report shows an unknown person contacted the Walgreens in Twinsburg and told employees that a bomb would detonate at the pharmacy's Solon location if they didn't load $5,000 on a Green Dot Card and provided him with the card's number.

Twinsburg resident and author Jim Grant, shares his investing techniques in his book.

Warrant Pickup, Big Creek Parkway: A Twinsburg man, 31, was picked up Dec. 7 on a warrant from Galveston County, Texas.

Chamber members are reminded that the annual holiday party is tonight from 5:30 to 8 at ThornCreek Winery & Gardens on Treat Road.

The victim and officers were able to identify him through photographs. Officers searched his home Dec. 3, and additional charges may be filed against him.

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Bryan D. McCallum, 40, previously pleaded guilty to a two-count information charging him with a false claims conspiracy and with making 30 false claims A Parma Heights man was sentenced to more than three years in prison and ordered to pay nearly $1.2 million in restitution, according to U.S. Attorney Steve Dettelbach and Kathy Enstrom, ... (more)

Police tell WKYC that at approximately 2:39 p.m. Friday, police learned that an unknown individual contacted the Walgreens in Twinsburg stating that a bomb would go off at Solon's Walgreens if they did not load $5,000 on a Green Dot Card.

Twinsburg's Laudan Properties LLC has been named the fastest-growing company in Northeast Ohio for 2013, as part of the Weatherhead 100 list released today.

Emergency Department at the Cleveland Clinic Family Health Center Physicians Assistant Dr. Dale Turley consults with Nona Hamilton in Twinsburg.

Solon police don't tread lightly as they arrest a tire thief from Fairview Park in his tracks for the second time in six weeks.

TWINSBURG/AKRON - Hattie Larlham, a Northeast Ohio nonprofit organization that serves children and adults with developmental disabilities, is joining charities across the country Dec. 3 to participate in Giving Tuesday.

The city's three high schools will likely compete in one of two proposed new leagues in 2015 following the dismantling of the Northeast Ohio Conference that began in September.

Filled baskets with Thanksgiving meals for needy area residents must be dropped off at Christ Community Chapel in Aurora by Nov. 24. Church volunteers will deliver the baskets.

Twinsburg residents Kiara Durbin, Bailey Wylde, Andrew Oduwole, and Cordelia Firem are all members of Cleveland's internationally reknowned youth choir, The Singing Angels.

Two former students have filed a lawsuit against Hondros College saying officials at the private, for-profit school misled them when they told students that the associate's degree nursing program at the Independence campus would likely become accredited.