The Strongsville Post

February 23, 2012

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Strongsville senior Nina Vinci looks to attack the Highland defense during the Mustangs' triple-overtime tournament loss to the Hornets. Vinci finished with 17 points, including a clutch 3-pointer in the final half-minute of regulation.

Heartbreaking loss ends tough season

MEDINA – Strongsville’s girls basketball had its season ended Tuesday night by Highland, but it wasn’t without a major fight.

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Christine Canning spoke at the Feb. 16 board meeting in support of the upcoming 6.0-mill renewal levy that will appear on the March 6 ballot.

STRONGSVILLE - Parents and teachers are speaking out in favor of the upcoming levy renewal for the school district. A town hall meeting will be held Feb. 28 to address topics relating to the levy.

The boys ninth and 10th-grade Strongsville Recreation Center Hornets went 10-0 in the regular season, then swept the playoffs to finish 12-0. This group of boys played the ultimate team basketball to accomplish this feat. Team members pictured are (front row, left to right) Coach Rick Ward, Zach Lombardo, Patrick Kovachick, Chris Haynik, Robert Orszycki, Coach Frank Oblak, (back row) Ryan Ward, Cullen Marvin, Nick Hader, Danny Liogky, Jake Oblak and Sean Klemme.

STRONGSVILLE - The boys ninth and 10th-grade Strongsville Recreation Center Hornets went 10-0 in the regular season, then swept the playoffs to finish 12-0.

Strongsville Republican Club Caucus calls Mitt Romney winner

Parents, teachers ask for levy support

Strongsville sits atop standings

Making the right choice when making a move

Scholarships simmer on horizon

(Norton) NORTON - About 100 people turned out to sample stew at the annual Kiwanis Chili Cook-off.

The BTA may soon be adorned with the advertisements of local businesses.

City considers advertising as new BTA revenue stream

(Brunswick) BRUNSWICK - Advertising revenue, combined with proposed service cuts, is expected to reduce BTA's reliance on the city's general fund for operational expenses.