Beachwood News

Traci Felder in a restful Chagrin Falls spot near her Bainbridge Township home. When Traci Felder cleans her closets, she brings all of her business clothes to work.

A man who was nearly elected to City Council two years ago, falling short by fewer than 50 votes, left no doubt Tuesday night with a resounding triumph.

Dara Horn, author of "All Other Nights," will chat about her Civl War-era novel PREVIEW: Festival of Jewish Books and Authors WHEN: Monday, Nov.

The Beachwood Arts Council's holiday craft show will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at the Beachwood Community Center, 25225 Fairmount Blvd.

Prominent University Hospitals Case Medical Center heart transplant surgeon Dr. Arie Blitz spent months working with an Egyptian counterpart to help organize a conference in the North African country that would jumpstart a cardiovascular center in the region.

A ballroom full of women celebrated life Oct. 24 at the Beachwood Hilton for a breakfast fashion show promoting breast cancer awareness.

THEFT, CEDAR ROAD: Police learned Oct. 21 that four cases of food had been stolen from R.H. Myers Apartments, 27200 Cedar.

Three area students with messages of peace and tolerance will share $100,000 in scholarships.

While working at the White House one August day, Christina Tchen stood and watched part of the renovation of the building.

There's a bright story behind the pink-hued Chrissy Corn made by the Popcorn Shop in Chagrin Falls.

Half-Roasted Chicken with potatoes and vegetables from Tuscany at the Hamptons, 27040 Cedar Rd., Beachwoood.

RAPE, SUTTON ROAD: A woman reported Oct. 12 that she was raped by an acquaintance.

10 for operating a vehicle while intoxicated on I-271 near Cedar Road. He reportedly hit a concrete wall, causing heavy damage to both the vehicle and the wall.

Police here aren't saying much about six pre-dawn burglaries in a residential area in the north part of the city where a suspect entered six unlocked vehicles and two homes, walking away with many items.

When it comes to hairstyles and cosmetics this season, it's all about freedom. This was a mantra oft repeated by John Anthony Marinucci and Dresden Buras, the beauty team behind The Plain Dealer's fall fashion coverage this month.

About 40 percent of the 25,000 people at the last month's Race for the Cure skipped paying the registration fee, say race organizers.

COUNTERFIET BILL, CHAGRIN BOULEVARD: A counterfeit bill was received Oct. 6 at the Clarion Hotel, 26300 Chagrin.

Seven Roses sister restaurants in Beachwood and Slavic Village specialize in Eastern European dishes, including stuffed cabbage.

Gertrude Berg played Molly Goldberg on radio and TV for more than 20 years. Her story is part of the Cleveland Jewish FilmFest.

GENERAL ASSISTANCE, EMERY ROAD: A bow hunter reported Sunday that a deer he had struck had run onto the adjacent property, where the owner "would not let him on," dispatchers said.