15 hrs ago | Cleveland.com
Middleburg Heights Community Church to hold Teeter-Totter Marathon
Middleburg Heights Community Church will hold a Teeter-Totter Marathon Feb. 17-19. Youth from the church and community will keep the teeter-totter in continuous motion for 48 hours on the front lawn of the church, located at 7165 Big Creek Parkway.
19 hrs ago | The Plain Dealer
Berea Rotary presents annual benefit on March 31
The event will be at the Cleveland Browns Training and Administrative Complex located on Lou Groza Boulevard in Berea.
21 hrs ago | Patch.com
News of the Week: Man Sentenced for Child Pornography, New Subdivision, Traffic Gripes
A look at the top stories in Strongsville Patch over the last few days: Man Sentenced for Child Pornography Kenneth Thorp gets three years in prison after being arrested in large-scale investigation into child pornography.
Ohio school switches to Baldwin Wallace University
"What we really need in our search for truth is a commodity that used to be at the heart of good... BEREA, Ohio - Trustees at Baldwin-Wallace College near Cleveland have decided to drop the hyphen and change the name to Baldwin Wallace University.
Coming Cleveland area religion events
Details: Auxiliary Bishop Roger Gries will speak on "What Is the Catholic Understanding of Communion?" Go to stfrancisgm.org or call 440-461-0066. Details: Lecture, "What We Can Learn From Buddhist Teachings" by Ani Palmo Rybicki, director of the Songsten Buddhist Center of Cleveland.
Strongsville Police Dog Tracks Down Robbery Suspect in Berea
A Strongsville police dog was instrumental in the arrest of a man suspected of an armed robbery at a CVS in Berea Feb.
Berea couple lived through difficult times but love conquers all
Valentine's Day is Feb. 14. The News Sun asked several couples their tips to a loving marriage.
Berea High School displays donated African art collection in its library
The Berea High School library now has a permanent display of African art that is rich in culture and memories.
Berea couple's advice for a healthy marriage: 'work things out'
Valentine's Day is Feb. 14. The News Sun asked several couples their tips to a loving marriage.
Nominations are due for 2012 Berea Grindstone Award candidates: Around the Town
If so, you've got eight days to meet the Feb. 17 deadline for submitting your written nomination to the Berea Chamber of Commerce.
Pair faces charges for drugs, curfew violation: Brook Park Police Blotter
DRUG PARAPHERNALIA/POSSESSION, ROBERT DRIVE: Two Brook Park males were stopped for suspicious activity on Robert Drive.
Dovilla sets reading program at Cuyahoga County branch libraries
State Representative Mike Dovilla has announced a renewed partnership with four Cuyahoga County Public Library branches in his district for his "Legislator for a Day" reading program.
Security tape shows underage bar patron destroy property: Berea Police Blotter
CRIMINAL DAMAGE, PARK STREET: Police went to Wing Warehouse, 28 Park St., after receiving a 9-1-1 call at 1 a.m. Feb.
Dimora trial: Former Euclid mayor on the witness stand
Oyaski gave testimony regarding his time spent as the director of development for Cuyahoga County, from Feb.
Berea will have Feb. 15 meeting for two street projects
Berea city officials will discuss the improvement projects for the Runn and Berea streets neighborhoods at a 6:30 p.m. Feb.
Jimmy Dimora federal racketeering trial: Ex-development director...
Prosecutors and defense attorneys this morning finished their questioning of a former Cuyahoga County development director on what federal agents have said was former Commissioner Jimmy Dimora's improper role in several projects.
Testimony underway in Jimmy Dimora corruption trial
The first witness is Paul Oyaski, the former Director of Development for Cuyahoga County.
'Double dipping' practice may be legal, but not moral: Your Turn Sun Post-Herald
As a citizen, a taxpayer and a pension attorney who understands how public pension systems like the Ohio Public Employees Retirement System operate, I was deeply disturbed by the Jan.
Kevin Kelley: A-Team to prison yard team
John Kevin Kelley rose to top to be a key player in Jimmy Dimora's "A-Team." But the next team he plays on might be the prison courtyard team.
Jenkins Senior Center Volunteer of Year in Olmsted Falls always ready to help out
State Rep. Michael Dovilla, left, and Olmsted Falls Senior Center Director Kathi Lowery join Olmsted Falls Mayor Robert Blomquist, second from right, in congratulating Nancy Nickels on being named Jenkins' Senior Center "Volunteer of the Year." Also pictured is Nancy's husband, William.