Brunswick News

After more than seven months of being without a police chief, Brunswick Hills trustees made a motion Thursday night to hire a Cleveland police officer as their new chief.

"Guys And Dolls" will be presented at the Brunswick High School Performing Arts Center on July 17, 18, 24 and 25 by the Brunswick Alumni Community Theatre.

Posted by John Caniglia / Plain Dealer reporter July 03, 2009 16:18PM Cleveland police Lt.

Better wean yourself off those cell phone, kids. If you're a high school student, there's little tolerance for cell phone use in school, and starting this year, the phones have to be stowed in a locker or your vehicle and not on your person.

DISORDERLY CONDUCT: Two 25-year-old men were arrested on charges of persistent disorderly conduct early Sunday morning after they got into a fist-fight in the parking lot of the Lou Ray and Associates building near the intersection of Center Road and Pearl Road.

These are brand new listings on the market. The following list will be updated as new listings come on the market in Medina County.

BRUNSWICK The intersection at Grafton and Hadcock Roads will get a makeover next year now that the city has learned that it will receive more than $627,000 in grant funding from the Ohio Public Works Commission.

A fireworks display will be conducted at dark on Friday at the Medina High School, 777 E. Union St.

The city's annual July 3 fireworks are on for Friday. The show will be funded by donations received from businesses, organizations and private individuals.

Township residents will have the opportunity to participate in the Project Lifesaver program, a service that helps locate residents with autism, dementia, Alzheimer's disease or Down's syndrome who have wandered off.

Fannie Marie Roth June 26th, 2009 Fannie Marie Roth, 93, of Zephyrhills, Florida, passed away Saturday, June 6, 2009 at Hernando-Pasco Hospice in Dade City, Florida.

DRIVING UNDER SUSPENSION: A 33-year-old Cleveland woman was arrested Thursday after she was caught driving with a suspended license on Interstate 71 near Boston Road.

Last year City Council resolved to not spend any tax dollars on the July 3 fireworks.

Students in the Brunswick City School District's Video Program are walking on air thanks to their on-air efforts.

After a little over two weeks of testimony, a jury of five women and seven men June 16 found Shaun Cleland, 28, of Brunswick, guilty on all counts.

BRUNSWICK The city will welcome summer with open arms next week as it kicks off the 29th annual Old Fashioned Days festival with rides, games, food and entertainment.

M ost U.S. holidays single out a notable event, such as the Fourth of July, or a person , but June 14 is the day we traditionally honor something a bit different -- the symbol of our country -- the U.S. Flag.

A city business owner says he is considering moving his business out of the city and into Cleveland after the city's zoning board of appeals turned down his request for a land use variance last week.

A Medina County jury found 28-year-old Shaun Cleland guilty of aggravated murder Tuesday for killing his estranged wife's boyfriend in Brunswick.

Senior center taking shape in Gloria Glens June 12th, 2009 Judy A. Totts The Gazette GLORIA GLENS - "Are they putting us to work, or what?" joked Violet Sedlak of Gloria Glens, as she stepped carefully over the sawdust-covered green plastic tarp on the floor at Village Hall.