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Discover spooktacular Halloween finds: Talk of the Towns
Shirley MacFarland’s weekly community column featuring news and notes from Brecksville, Broadview Heights, North Royalton and Strongsville.
Residents hacked and scammed: Broadview Heights Police Blotter
In this week’s Broadview Heights Police Blotter, a Sylmar Drive resident came to the police station to report fraud.
Jack Schron for Cuyahoga County Council, District 6: endorsement editorial
The editorial board of The Plain Dealer and cleveland.com endorses Jack Schron for re-election to his fourth term on Cuyahoga County Council representing the 18 communities in the eastern and southern parts of the county that are in District 6.
Letter making fun of giddy vibe of an excitable Democratic Party ignores the facts
Oh, and under President Joe Biden, violent crime is near a 50-year low, writes Frank Fiorta of Geneva in a letter to the editor.
Broadview Heights residents sound off about opening the Amelia Drive-Tollis Parkway connection
Broadview Heights residents opposing the connection of Amelia Drive and Tollis Parkway sounded off to City Council Monday night, even after council promised to close the connection.
Broadview Heights council likely to re-close connection between two residential streets
Broadview Heights City Council is expected next week to re-close the connection between Amelia Drive and Tollis Parkway, two adjoining residential streets in the city’s northwest quadrant.
North Royalton School District finds buyer for former Albion Elementary property
A Medina attorney who represents real estate developers is helping one of his clients purchase the former Albion Elementary School property on Albion Road.
Smiley-face Democrats are not going to deliver solutions that the nation needs
Unrestricted immigration, indifference to crime, and no limit on federal spending are the progressives’ way, writes Joseph Kaschalk of Broadview Heights in a letter to the editor.
North Royalton kicks off school year with Welcome Back video: Talk of the Towns
Shirley MacFarland’s weekly community column featuring news and notes from Brecksville, Broadview Heights, North Royalton and Strongsville.
Driver flees at 110 mph with child in back seat: Broadview Heights Police Blotter
In this week’s Broadview Heights Police Blotter, police observed a speeding silver Chrysler Sebring traveling 85 mph in a 60 mph zone on Interstate 77 southbound.
Residents oppose connecting of two streets in Broadview Heights
About 100 residents have signed a petition opposing the recent connection of two residential streets -- Amelia Drive and Tollis Parkway -- in the city’s northwest quadrant.
Developer proposes 17 homes on site of former Valley Vista school in North Royalton (Updated)
Liberty Development Co., a Westlake developer that bought the former Valley Vista Elementary School property on Wallings Road two years ago, has proposed building 17 clustered homes on the site.
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