Brunswick News

SUSPICIOUS PERSON, PEARL ROAD: Police took a man home from the Southwest General Urgicare at the request of staff.

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Wine with a view. Skyview Lodge, 336 Pearl Road, Brunswick, celebrates the holiday with a tasting of fall and winter wines from 7 to 11 p.m. Friday.

I f you were stranded on a deserted island, what would you want to have with you? Remember that old question? I got to thinking about it recently with the hoopla over the movie, "2012" and all the doomsday predictions.

Favorite treat: Bird bath water Favorite pastime: Playing with master Trick: Sit Shared trait with owner: Funny and goofy Praise from owner: Who's a good boy? If I could change one thing: No allergies - he scratches and takes Benadryl.

BATHROOM, N. SPRING GROVE: A N. Spring Grove resident informed police that a man asked to enter the home and use the restroom around 4 a.m. on Nov.

THEFT, MAPLEWOOD: A 24-year-old Stoneybrook Lane man reported his X-Box game system and accessories stolen from his home at 4 p.m. Friday.

A fire broke out early Wednesday morning at a home on Cherokee Trail in Brunswick.

N ever play tag with an automobile. Especially if you are on foot. I inadvertently did that last week and it wasn't a pleasant experience.

American Legion Post 234 commander Jack Schira, center, speaks at a Veterans Day ceremony Wednesday at Brunswick City Hall.

ACCIDENT, NORMANDIE BOULEVARD: A woman, 20, drove her boyfriend's car to get cigarettes Friday, but when she tried to return to the Islander Apartments the car went out of control and hit a tree, injuring the woman in the passenger seat.

BRUNSWICK While a preliminary finding by his attorney insists that he was the victim of "constitutional retaliation," James D. Barton said this week he is ending active pursuit of a seat on the city Planning Commission.

Though it has existed for a number of years with little fanfare, the police department's annual holiday food drive has meant the world to a number of families in the township.

INDEPENDENCE a 'At first glance, it looks like a matchup between two of the best teams in the NBA.

A law enacted in the wake of the death of an Ohio schoolboy is no more, but local districts insist its absence won't result in major changes, nor will it place children at greater risk.

The Brunswick High School Marching Blue Devils earned a spot in the prestigious Bands of America Regional Championship Finals Oct.

BRUNSWICK Cooperation among city officials is at the top of incoming Mayor Gary Werner's agenda after his defeat Tuesday of incumbent mayor Dale Strasser.

The Brunswick Alumni Community Theatre begins a two-weekend run of will Agatha Christie's "The Hollow" Friday at the Brunswick High School Concord Little Theatre.

ASSAULT, MUIRFIELD AND AGUSTA AVENUES: A resident hosting a party for several juveniles Saturday night reported that one of the kids returned home from trick or treating at 8 p.m. with a swollen right eye.

Gary Werner wins mayoral race in Brunswick. Brunswick Mayor Dale Strasser was defeated by Councilman Gary Werner by a 1,000 vote margin.