Brooklyn Heights News

Matthew Dzurenko, 49, of Aurora, was killed early Thursday when his car was struck by a vehicle going the wrong way on Interstate 480.

A 49-year-old man was killed this morning when his car was struck by another car going the wrong way on Interstate 480.

The jointly funded project between the village of Brooklyn Heights and the Ohio Public Works Commission to improve the East Schaaf Road surface finally is ready to begin.

Posted by Mark Holan, Sun News -- mholan@sunnews.com June 27, 2009 07:37AM Categories: Student of the Week When David Popovich of Brooklyn Heights sets his mind on something, he puts all of his effort into it, whether it's playing violin in the Cuyahoga Heights High School Orchestra or being involved in his first loves, theater and film.

When resident Arshia Rassi left town to start her college career at Tulane University in New Orleans, she had no idea of the series of events that would make her college years more than memorable.

The American Red Cross and the Brooklyn Heights Fire Department is teaming up for the "Badges for Blood" drive from 1:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at the fire department .

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A veteran of Northeast Ohio's health care industry now is CEO of medical imaging startup Imalux Corp.

The Cuyahoga Heights High School class of 2009 graduated June 7 in a ceremony in the south gym.

AFTER HOURS, VILLAGE PARK: According to police reports, two "lovers" were seen in the village park after the park's hours Monday.

Shape Corp., a supplier of car bumpers based in Grand Haven, Mich., laid off 630 people since December.

Elda Venture of Valley View organizes the annual Community Yard Sale held in August.

When officers arrived at the scene, they discovered the deer actually was in Independence.

Safeguard Properties chief operating officer Alan Jaffa is understandably proud of his company's new 63,000-square-foot facility on Hub Parkway .

Parma Municipal Court Judge Timothy Gilligan said voters can expect him to campaign to retain his seat on the bench with the same vigor he exerts to serve the public.

It isn't enough to talk about peace. One must believe in it. And it isn't enough to believe in it.

WARRANT, SCHAAF ROAD: A suspicious male was reported May 21 near a residence on East Schaaf Road.

When Police Chief Joe Kocab gathered his police officers from five communities for the sobriety checkpoint Friday night, he had no idea how many offenders they would nab.

He also was cited for weaving in traffic and driving while under the influence. SPEEDING, I-480: A Fairview Park man was arrested for driving more than 90 mph Sunday on I-480 West.

A Seven Hills attorney will challenge incumbent Parma Municipal Court Judge Timothy Gilligan in November.