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Fairmount art center pulls back curtain to feature new monthly lecture series: Valley Views
Enjoy a behind-the-scenes look at different art modalities with Fairmount Center for the Arts' monthly speaker series.
Article on Michael Brown’s 2014 death failed to note the full facts
Shame on The Plain Dealer for publishing an Associated Press article that failed to refute the discredited witness statements that Michael Brown's hands were up in surrender when he was shot. Would you publish an article that says that some people say the 2020 election was stolen, then goes on to give the impression the 2020 election actually was stolen? Of course not, writes Steven P. King of Chagrin Falls in a letter to the editor.
Residents call the fuzz about stolen peaches: Chagrin Falls Police Blotter
Chagrin Falls police received a peach of a theft report Aug. 14 from a resident who said someone stole peaches from a tree on his property.
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.
4 Northeast Ohio cities recognized in World Atlas’ best small-town downtowns list
Hudson, Oberlin, Chagrin Falls and Medina were among the eight towns featured for their historical charm, cultural significance and picturesque settings in World Atlas’ 2024 list of the best small town downtowns in the state.
Valley Art Center to open interactive sensory exhibit Sept. 13, featuring works created by blind artist: Valley Views
An innovative sensory art exhibit that encourages visitors to touch, wear and walk into works of art opens from 5 to 8 p.m. Sept. 13 at the Valley Art Center, 155 Bell St. in Chagrin Falls.
Chagrin Valley Little Theatre presents fundraiser ‘Murder By the Falls -- A Deadly Inside Scoop’
Theatergoers will not only watch the mystery unfold onstage, but then will be asked to put their best Matlock or Sherlock Holmes hat on to solve the whodunnit in downtown Chagrin Falls.
JD Vance and Trump campaign already creating a false narrative on 2024 election integrity
Donald Trump, Vance and their party seem to be practicing the strategy of accusing their opponents of the very crimes that they are plotting. Sometimes, you must follow the lies to find the truth, writes Kenneth Hoedt of Chagrin Falls in a letter to the editor.
Officers respond to reports of late-night rustlings and daytime political flag complaints: Russell Township police blotter
As seen in this week’s Russell Township police blotter, residents reported a suspicious person 11:55 p.m. Aug. 16 and 1:56 a.m. Aug. 17 on different streets. Officers investigated a complaint of a political flag attached to a utility pole creating a traffic hazard at the intersection of Kinsman and Caves roads.
Man sends $1,250 ‘overpayment’ amount to a likely scammer posing as a customer: Chagrin Falls police blotter
As seen in this week’s Chagrin Falls police blotter, a man, 26, reported on Aug. 10 that he may have been defrauded of $1,250. Using Zelle the complainant sent the money to a person he thought had overpaid him for a service he was to perform. Police have no suspects at this time.
Man’s credit card was used in $14,500 fraudulent purchase of copper wire: Bainbridge Township police blotter
How much copper wire will $14,500 buy? Police in Bainbridge Township and Brooklyn are unravelling cases where unsuspecting victim’s credit cards numbers are used to place phone-in and pick-up orders for copper wire. On Aug. 12 a man reported a $14,500 fraudulent charge on his credit card at Home Depot. The store told officers someone phoned in the order for bulk copper wire in the morning and picked it up that afternoon using a flatbed tow truck. A similar incident occurred at a store in Brooklyn store.
Senior Planner Nick Parks leaving Solon after filling major void in planning department
Nick Parks, who has served as acting head of the Solon Planning Department for nearly two years, has submitted his resignation as the city’s senior planner.