Officers, community celebrate National Police Week
(Brunswick) BRUNSWICK - A free, four-hour event allowed residents of all ages the chance to get up close to mounted officers, bomb squad apparatus and tactical vehicles.
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Seville man injured in one-car wreck
(Norton) NORTON - A 42-year-old Seville man was injured when his SUV rolled on Interstate 76.
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Walk-a-Thon benefits educational programs
(Wadsworth) WADSWORTH - The Salvation Army's Walk-the-Talk Walk-a-Thon raised money for educational programs May 12.
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Belly dancers surprise shoppers - Southern Medina Post
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Adopt-a-thon draws 500 - Medina Post
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Indians' mistakes costly in final - Northern Wayne Post
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WHS Class of 2012 graduates - Wadsworth Post
Adopt-a-thon draws 500
MEDINA - The pet adoption event featured rescue organization and rescue organizations, 75 pets finding new homes.
Read MoreSutton and Renacci camps spar over anarchists
MEDINA - Jabs over anarchists' plots to blow up bridges may just be the start of a spirited campaign between U.S. Reps. Jim Renacci and Betty Sutton for the newly drawn 16th Congressional District.
Read MoreTrustees hear resident complaints, discuss inflatables proposal
MEDINA TWP. - Trustees were made aware of two different issues occurring in neighborhoods while discussing the inflatables proposal they brought to the Zoning Commission.
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Firefighters' Association to restore fire truck
SHARON TWP. - The department's "Old 132-1" will be used for funerals after it is restored. The Firefighters' Association is currently raising funds for the project.
Read MoreEngineering Day
Sixth-graders from Highland Middle School attended Engineering Day, and worked with engineers from companies such as Lockheed Martin, Goodyear Tire & Rubber, Pittsburgh Plate Glass and several others.
Read MoreTrustees discuss Post Office repairs, reconsider position
SHARON TWP. - Residents are also invited to Memorial Day festivities.
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Belly dancers surprise shoppers
LODI - A "flash mob" of belly dancers descended upon Lodi Station Outlet to raise awareness about domestic abuse and the help available to victims.
Read MoreCounty proclaims May Older Americans Month
MEDINA - County commissioners call for all to take advantage of the knowledge and experience of our older neighbors and relatives during Older Americans Month.
Read MoreChatham trustees approve uniform purchase
CHATHAM - Trustees approved a standardized look for fire department personnel and authorized the expenditure and discussed other matters at their May 8 meeting.
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Officers, community celebrate National Police Week
BRUNSWICK - A free, four-hour event allowed residents of all ages the chance to get up close to mounted officers, bomb squad apparatus and tactical vehicles.
Read MoreMapleside traffic concerns mount
BRUNSWICK - Pearl Road business owners told city council this week that they are looking to the city to help remedy parking and traffic issues associated with Mapleside's special events.
Read MoreBulic selects Michigan
BRUNSWICK - Brunswick junior Gabrielle Bulic verbally commits to play volleyball for Wolverines.
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Indians' mistakes costly in final
Rittman's baseball team did all the things a team cannot afford to do, particularly in the postseason, and was eliminated by Mogadore in the Barberton Division IV District championship game.
Read MoreRichmond, Badock solid at WCAL
Chippewa's girls track team had a good all-around day at the WCAL track meet. Amanda Richmond and Emily Badock were in the center of a lot of the Chipps' success.
Read MoreNorthwestern underclassmen awards presented
The academic, athletic and social achievements of Northwestern students were recognized.
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Seville man injured in one-car wreck
NORTON - A 42-year-old Seville man was injured when his SUV rolled on Interstate 76.
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Allis captures rare PTC crown
Norton senior Kailene Allis brought Norton its first PTC Metro girls event championship when she won the high jump. She is among the favorites to make it to state in the event.
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YMCA to host 'soft opening' for members by May 21
NORTH ROYALTON - After decades of talk, the city will finally have an operational recreation facility with the soft opening of the Y to happen no later than May 21.
Read MoreEagle Chase sinkholes being repaired
NORTH ROYALTON - A sunken cul-de-sac and various sink holes along Eagle Chase are being addressed this week by storm water crews.
Read MoreLet's go camping
NORTH ROYALTON - Four high school sports programs are offering clinics this summer.
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Final shooting victim dies from injuries
STRONGSVILLE - Kayla Allen, the 10-year-old survivor of the April 12 Cracker Barrel restaurant shootings, died May 15.
Read MoreSouthwest General breaks ceremonial ground for new ER
MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS - A ceremonial groundbreaking took place at Southwest General Hospital to usher in the 170,000-square-foot, $128 million emergency room project outside the current ER at the Bagley Road hospital on May 8. This is the biggest project undertaken by Southwest, which began as a small community hospital in 1920.
Read MoreWoman sentenced for identity fraud
CLEVELAND - Nakita Norman, 45, of Cleveland was sentenced to two years in prison, one year for identity fraud and one year for tampering with records. The fraud was discovered when the victim came to the Strongsville Police Department after defense attorneys contacted her.
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Walk-a-Thon benefits educational programs
WADSWORTH - The Salvation Army's Walk-the-Talk Walk-a-Thon raised money for educational programs May 12.
Read MoreSchool district announces public auctions
WADSWORTH - The school district will host four public auctions at three elementary buildings, as well as Wadsworth High School.
Read MoreSutton and Renacci camps spar over anarchists
MEDINA - Jabs over anarchists' plots to blow up bridges may just be the start of a spirited campaign between U.S. Reps. Jim Renacci and Betty Sutton for the newly drawn 16th Congressional District.
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