This Week Tuesday The American Red Cross will host its 13th annual Give From the Heart blood drive from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Executive Caterers at Landerhaven, 6111 Landerhaven Drive, Mayfield Heights.

Investigators recovered dozens of Richard Lowther's quarters and other coin collecting materials from his property, along Tallmadge Road and inside Darrell Dukes' car - the scenes of alleged crimes that prosecutors say resulted in the 68-year-old Rootstown man's death on July 30, 2009.

I am employed, have health insurance and my wife and I are fortunate to have paid off our home.

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The Cleveland Restoration Society and AIA Cleveland are accepting nominations for projects to be recognized at the 2010 Celebration of Preservation awards program May 20 at Cleveland's Hanna Theatre.

If your idea of grains begins and ends with white rice, this is the perfect time of year to explore the many great grains available.

This Week Wednesday The Barberton Historical Society will have a Memorabilia Sale and Book Signing at 6:30 p.m. at Barberton Library, 602 W. Park Ave.

Moody Radio Cleveland is partnering with FamilyLife MinistriesA for two Weekend to Remember marriage conferences coming up soon.

Even though a third large store is closing at the Shops of Fairlawn, the retail strip mall will be 100 percent occupied by October, including a craft store, says its owner.

Q: I would like to have a garage sale, since I have many items that I no longer need, but at 82 years old I don't have the stamina to prepare for one.

The Borders Bookstore at 3737 West Market St. in the Shops of Fairlawn is closing its doors on March 14.

Howard Hanna Real Estate says it ended 2009 relatively strongly. And now the Pittsburgh-based company, the nation's fourth-largest real estate firm with a significant Northeast Ohio presence, is looking forward to a much-improved 2010 compared with the deep recession of 2009.

How do you say thanks to someone who by profession and lifestyle has consistently put a smile on your face? You do it by staying true to the laughter.

More than a thousand people crowded the Hilton in Fairlawn last night to hear about a possible lawsuit against investment firm Fair Finance.

For his next public meeting for Fair Finance Co. investors, attorney David P. Meyer says he will find a bigger venue.

Ray Notarian used to carry a gun on his hip. Now, he clips a pager, tucked inside a black leather case adorned with a gold cross, onto his belt.

An attorney for a Columbus law firm representing investors in a class action lawsuit against Fair Finance Co.

Alesha Hall learned two new skills on New Year's Eve: how to stumble and how to ''juggle'' wisps of cloth.

The ripple effect of Marissa Norwood's ''Legacy of Kindness'' is already at work.

FAIRLAWN: Jeanne Luster was only 6 when she learned a valuable lesson last year about supply and demand at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Akron's annual early Christmas Eve candlelight service.