Willoughby News

Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Bill Mason filed more charges today in the corruption probe into the Ohio Department of Transportation District 12 offices in Garfield Heights.

Tax requests from cities and schools struggled at the polls Tuesday amid a sagging economy and high unemployment.

Many area school districts asked voters for more money this November election day, but it appears many voted their wallets in this tough economy.

"It bemoans me to go to places where the bathroom doors open inward and there are no seat covers or hooks, or shelves to place your purse or packages.

It should have been pretty easy to spot a truck stolen from a Willoughby home Monday morning -- lime green with a painting of Kermit The Frog on the inside roof -- but no one had the chance to look for it.

The Sebeka American Legion was granted a regular on-sale liquor license and a Sunday liquor license during the October 13 meeting of the Sebeka City Council.

Socius' annual conference, Aspire 2009, featured the presentation of awards that recognized the achievements of five Socius clients for enhancing their growth and profitability through effective use of their Microsoft or Sage business solutions.

A stray dog who survived breast cancer is now inspiring her human friends in their fight for finding a cure.

Road construction crews will be out in full force all over Cuyahoga County both this week and next.

A lot has changed since Arline Kneen founded Traveline in Willoughby four decades ago.

The Willoughby-Eastlake library system is one of a record number of libraries statewide with money issues on the November ballot.

P.Perrino Builders has pre-sold multiple homes in many of Cleveland's hottest neighborhoods.

Police are looking for two thieves who were seen on security video stealing TVs.

There will be no cost of living allowances or merit raises for Sebeka city employees in 2010.

The Sebeka City Council held a public hearing prior to convening their regular monthly meeting on Tuesday, September 8. The hearing provided the citizens of Sebeka an opportunity to comment on proposed changes to the city's Business Subsidy Policy, but no one did.

The vacancy in Sebeka's Public Works Department has been filled, and the new employee reported for work on Tuesday morning, September 8. The position was filled at a special meeting of the Sebeka Council on Tuesday, September 1. Mayor David Anderson was not in attendance, so Deputy Mayor Lowell Stewart presided over the meeting.

Bill and Mary Anne Wellford, of Laurel, announce the engagement of their daughter, Amanda Gayle Wellford, to Jason Scott Rodgers, son of Timothy and Patricia Rodgers, of Pasadena.

Nicholas Sabha, of Lewiston, N.Y., was cited for underage consumption and drug abuse.

An early morning police chase in Willoughby ended with two men hospitalized, according to the Eastlake Police Department.

A man fleeing from police crashed through a fence and drove into a tree before flipping his vehicle early Friday morning.