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Workers Rally To Keep Hugo Boss Plant Open
Workers at the Brooklyn Hugo Boss plant took to the streets Wednesday and rallied to keep the factory open.
Cuyahoga County Public Library gets highest score among the nation's biggest libraries
On a recent school day, a couple of dozen people poured into the Cuyahoga County Public Library's Brooklyn branch just minutes after the doors opened.
Parma school levy likely to appear next in May, not February
PARMA A levy request in February won't happen. Instead, school district officials and levy supporters in the community are aiming for the May ballot.
Husband and wife both arrested after fight on Summer: Brooklyn Police Blotter
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, SUMMER LANE: A 43-year-old woman on Summer Lane called police Saturday reporting that her 55-year-old husband had trashed their home and tried to strike her with a 20-pound dumb bell.
Re-hired Brooklyn Economic Development Director works to keep Hugo Boss in city
BROOKLYN Brooklyn's recently re-hired Economic Development Director Fran Migliorino has reached out to a variety of government agencies and development organizations in an attempt to keep the Hugo Boss factory in the city.
Vote coming in mid-December for recall of Elyria Mayor Bill Grace
It took a little more than a year, but a citizens' group has gathered enough signatures to hold a recall election of Mayor Bill Grace.
Little Polish Diner offers taste of the old country in Parma
Zofia Hart and Jon Holt have a party room a few doors down from their Little Polish Diner on Ridge Road in Parma.
Devil Doll comes home to play at Beachland: Local Beat
Colleen Duffy brings her rocker persona Devil Doll to the Beachland Ballroom. Devil Doll, rockabilly Hometown: Los Angeles Years performing: 15 Day gig: professional musician Feeling like a stranger in a strange land, Old Brooklyn native Colleen Duffy left Northeast Ohio roughly 15 years ago in hopes her rocking stage persona, Devil Doll, would ...
Brooklyn police raid Manoa home, find deplorable conditions
A 54-year-old woman was charged with one count of endangering children, three counts of animal abuse and seven counts of animal neglect after police raided her Manoa Avenue rental home Oct.
Endorsement re-cap: Parma Sun Post
T he wait is nearly over. Election Day is Tuesday and the polls will be open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. for those who choose to vote in person.
Quick review: New Orleans Showboat
Why the growing neighborhood of Old Brooklyn and Brooklyn don't have more food options is a mystery.
Anonymous call gets man busted for heroin: Brooklyn Police Blotter
DRUG ABUSE, BROOKPARK ROAD: Police received an anonymous tip Oct. 19 that a man shopping at the Best Buy on Brookpark Road had heroin in his possession.
Workers Rally For Jobs, New Contract
Several hundred workers protested in Brooklyn Tuesday, hoping to convince suit maker Hugo Boss to continue operations there - and save their jobs.
Man drinks stolen alcohol in bathroom: Brooklyn Police Blotter
PETTY THEFT, BROOKPARK ROAD: A 45-year-old Cleveland man took a bottle of Asti Spumanti off the shelf at the Super K-Mart Oct.
Woman has $5,000 stolen from kitchen cabinet: Brooklyn Police Blotter
THEFT, SPRINGWOOD DRIVE: A woman called police Saturday to report the theft of $5,020 from a kitchen cabinet in her Springwood Drive home.
Amid questions of how to enforce it, a ban that would prohibit drivers from talking or text messaging on their cell phones could be tabled.
Proposed Cell Phone Ban In Niles
The cell phone is pretty much a staple of our everyday lives. It's hard to go anywhere and not find someone talking on one.
Suicide attempt thwarted by police: Brooklyn Police Blotter
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE, RIDGE ROAD: A 39-year-old Cleveland man was seen hanging off the Westpark Bridge over Interstate 71 the night of Sept.
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