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Memphis Kiddie Park turns 60 . . . or 61? A place where kids can still be kids
This isn't exactly true, as the miniature golf course just reopened after being refurbished.
Family: Girl shot at Cracker Barrel has died
FORTE, a Mason-based design-build firm in the distribution sector of the supply chain, was recently named to the 2012 Supply & Demand Chain Executive 100... Loveland High School is accepting nominations for its Athletic Hall of Fame until October 1st, 2012.
Family: Restaurant shooting survivor released to hospice
The family of a girl who survived a shooting rampage inside a Brooklyn restaurant has taken a turn for the worse, according to a family statement issued last Friday.
Condition worsens for girl shot at Ohio restaurant
The family of a 10-year-old girl whose mother and sister were shot dead at an Ohio restaurant last month says her condition has worsened.
Autos Direct Online, Brook Park, seeks larger site in Cleveland
BROOK PARK Autos Direct Online wants to move from its site at 5330 Smith Road to an unused bus garage at State and Pearl roads, in Cleveland.
Bob Evans helping Cracker Barrel victim
A local restaurant is helping the young girl who survived a shooting in which her father shot and killed her mother and sister at a Brooklyn restaurant.
New Fundraiser Set for Cracker Barrel Shooting Victim
As Cracker Barrel shooting victim Kayla Allen continues to recover at MetroHealth Medical Center, friends and family are trying to provide for the 10-year-old's future.
Council considers tougher cell phone law
Cleveland City Council will consider whether to make it illegal to talk on a cell phone while driving without a hands-free device.
Smoldering cigarette starts fire in Seven Hills house
SEVEN HILLS A fire at 7:28 a.m. April 29 caused about $25,000 in damages to a single-family house at 444 Twilight Drive.
Brooklyn: Overnight accident in constructin zone
No workers were hurt in the accident under the Tiedeman Road bridge on Interstate 480 west in Brooklyn, according to police.
Brooklyn preschoolers show off creative side with mural
Young children's minds have no social or political boundaries to overcome, so the boys and girls express themselves in a way that is totally free of prejudice.