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A cold bottle of Coke. An iPod with headphones. A cell phone. They're all common accessories for high school and college students.

The Northeast Ohio Software Association honored several local technology companies with its Best of Tech awards Thursday night.

“Diversity is about more than numbers. We compete better when we translate the diversity of ideas, experience, and backgrounds into solutions that meet or exceed our customers' expectations”

The awards were presented at the Commission's 2008 Annual Meeting held May 8 at Corporate College East in Warrensville Heights, Ohio. via PR-inside.com

BRECKSVILLE A white Ford headed north on Interstate 77 just after 7:30 p.m. April 2 crossed the solid white lane line, drawing the attention of an officer. via The Chagrin Herald Sun

Posted by Donna J. Miller November 06, 2007 06:52AM Categories: FYI An insurance agent in Warrensville Heights has surrendered her license to the Ohio Department of Insurance. via Cleveland.com

Breaking news out of Warrensville Heights this hour after a break-in at the local Bureau of Motor Vehicles. via WOIO

BEACHWOOD A Georgia man, 26, and a West Virginia woman, 20, were arrested Monday after marijuana smoke set off the smoke detector in their room at the Clarion Hotel on Chagrin Boulevard. via The Chagrin Herald Sun

MAPLE HEIGHTS A police officer stopping a car at Rockside and West Glenn streets led to the arrest of a man wanted in Warrensville Heights for attempted murder. via The Chagrin Herald Sun

“Ohio BMV officials are in the process of contacting all individuals whose driver license information was included on the stolen device, and we will be issuing new driver licenses with a new number to those affected customer”

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating the theft of a specialized printing device from a Warrensville Heights Bureau of Motor Vehicles Deputy Registrar Agency. via WKYC-TV

Cleveland, OH - A young girl attacked and beaten outside her Eastside home. Calls for action in putting the thugs that did it behind bars. via WOIO

On Oct. 20, a 28-year-old Cleveland woman was also cited for falsification after claiming to be her sister because she thought there was a warrant out for her arrest in Cleveland. via The Chagrin Herald Sun

A new center specializing in the collection and storage of umbilical cord blood will give new mothers a chance to save lives. via Cleveland.com

“But this event will truly benefit anyone selling anything...whether it's products, services, or ideas. So it's not just 'Sales for Entrepreneurs,' it's how to think entrepreneurially about sales”

The conference's keynote speakers are: Bill Caskey -- an author who has coached sales professionals and executives for nearly 20 years. via PR-inside.com

The Window Company in Warrensville Heights has changed hands: Bob Piecenski and Kristina Ceicys purchased the 40-year-old business on Emery Road for an undisclosed amount from Madelyn Harris, who had owned it ... via Crain's Cleveland Business

The 2007 Annual Diversity Career Fair presented by the Cleveland Northeast Ohio Chapter of the National Black MBA Association will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. via WEWS

A group of motorcycles were reported driving erratically on Interstate 480 westbound, but the roadway was clear in Brooklyn Heights. via The Chagrin Herald Sun

A man and woman tried to cash a check Sept. 24 at Checkmart, 22318 Lake Shore Blvd. via The Chagrin Herald Sun

“When people see it, they are stunned. It's beautiful”

Construction of a $7.9 million apartment complex for people 55 and older has been completed and the first tenants are moving in, said Dale Corlew of RLJ Management. via The Star Beacon; Ashtabula, Ohio

“Yes, I know how to do that with ultrasound”

Dr. Scott Wagenberg rolls the cornea of Arthur Genske's right eye to remove fluids used during surgery to implant a slice of donor cornea. via The Plain Dealer

A Solon man, 41, was arrested Tuesday after threatening to kill himself and his live-in girlfriend. via The Chagrin Herald Sun