Brooklyn Heights News

Editor's note: The following first appeared in the November 2009 issue of Credit Union Management.

BROOKLYN a ' Candidates have been sending millions of dollars to get inside the head of every New York City voter, hundreds of thousands of whom will get pre-recorded "robocalls" narrowly targeted to appeal to their tastes and urging them to get out and vote.

Bruce Ratner and architect Frank Gehry are discussing modifications to reduce the number of buildings that would have to be condemned to build the massive Altantic Yards basketball arena, office tower and residential development, a Forest City Ratner consultant confirmed this week.

A missing 84-year-old Brooklyn Heights woman has been found. Helen Wallace, who has Alzheimer's, disappeared around 3 p.m. Tuesday in her husband's car.

Fire forced the evacuation of nearly 200 people at an apartment complex in Parma early Saturday morning.

A $130,800 federal grant will help the West Creek Preservation Committee build a mile-long trail in Parma, Brooklyn Heights and Seven Hills.

Jeremy Gum, 25, of Cleveland was arraigned today on charges of felonious assault on a police officer, breaking and entering, attempted theft, failing to comply with police, receiving stolen property, tampering with evidence, carrying a concealed weapon, obstructing official business, vandalism, possessing criminal tools and improperly handling ...

Fresh-picked, fully ripe flavors are the best. Laurel Cochran of Brecksville gathers hers at Rosby Berry Farm in Brooklyn Heights.

MIKE Myers walking solo past the West 4th Street basketball court as one of the regulars said, "Oh, dude, it's you, Dr.

BROOKLYN a ' What was once the borough of churches is the borough of candidates Tuesday with a slew of hopefuls running for the City Council -- along with three Brooklyn contenders for the citya TMs three top offices racing to the finish line in Democratic Party primary elections.

The Cuyahoga Valley and Garfield chambers of commerce will join together to present the "Greatest Business and Community Expo Ever" Sept.

Bill Shepard describes Die-Matic Corp.'s movement into medical-device manufacturing as "slow and difficult." Shepard works as vice president of sales for this metal stamping shop located in the Cleveland suburb of Brooklyn Heights.

A high speed police chase ends with a crash and the arrest of two men who police say tried to steal an entire ATM.

A high speed chase down I-77 early Saturday morning led to the arrest of two men and a police officer's cruiser being totaled in a crash, police say.

The city, in partnership with the West Creek Preservation Committee, will buy and preserve 2.78 acres of wooded land at Brookdale Avenue and West 16th Street.

It makes a lot of sense for the Ohio Department of Transportation to take another look at the exit ramps on Interstate 480.

It makes a lot of sense for the Ohio Department of Transportation to take another look at the exit ramps on Interstate 480.

DOG COMPLAINT, MARKO LANE: Neighbors on Marko Lane called police to complain about a dog barking Sunday.

Pete Harhalos, 36, of Parma, was arraigned today on aggravated vehicular homicide and drunken driving charges.

There will be some new names on the ballots this fall for Village Council seats.