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Joy Kennedy for Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court, Jan. 10 term: endorsement editorial
The editorial board of The Plain Dealer and cleveland.com endorses Joy Kennedy for Cuyahoga County Common Pleas judge in the term beginning Jan. 10, 2025.
Willoughby to host Touch-A-Truck event on Sept. 7
The event offers an interactive and educational experience for children of all ages by allowing attendees to explore a variety of vehicles, including fire trucks, police cruisers, a SWAT vehicle, plow trucks, tractors and more.
Julia’s 1902 in Willoughby hosts 6-course, Latin dinner
Chef Jose Coronado is showcasing the Latin flavors of his heritage at a six-course dinner August 29 at Julia's 1902 in Willoughby.
On Nov. 5, it will be values-driven voting that elects Donald Trump
I can’t tell you whom to vote for this November, but I recommend you search and compare your values to those of the candidates. You shouldn’t be surprised when you find you align with Donald Trump, writes Dean Pasquale of Willoughby in a letter to the editor.
Orange school board still pondering proposed renovations to Pepper Pike Learning Center
The Orange Board of Education has received more information about proposed renovations to the Pepper Pike Learning Center.
A giant lizard usually found in Africa surprises Lake County resident in backyard
A pretty big lizard, suspected to be Nile monitor, is captured in the backyard of a Lake County home.
Willoughby police hosting National Night Out event to strengthen police-community relationship, neighborhood camaraderie
The Willoughby Police Department invites the community to celebrate National Night Out on Aug. 6 for music, games, food trucks and the opportunity to meet the city’s police officers.
Good old Joe in the workplace
To all citizens on the left, center or right, please look at issues that matter to you, instead of all the noise, and cast your presidential votes accordingly, writes Chris Biddle of Willoughby Hills in a letter to the editor.
Suspect held without bond in slaying of Madison teen
A Painesville man is charged with murder in the death of a Madison teenager on Saturday.
You can hate Donald Trump all you want, but he’s fit for the presidency
Donald Trump may not have gained any voters in that debate, as much as Joe Biden lost them, but he showed his fitness to be president, writes Dean Pasquale of Willoughby in a letter to the editor.
Grand theft ambulance: Suspect charged in attempt to grab safety vehicle in Willoughby
A Warren man was charged Monday with trying steal an ambulance at a Willoughby hospital, an attempt that failed when a paramedic jumped through the driver’s side window and overpowered the suspect.
Paramedic stops attempted theft of ambulance from Lake County hospital
Willoughby Hills firefighter/paramedic Brian Paladino did suffer minor injuries to his ankle and arm when he stopped the theft in Willoughby.