Gates Mills News

This horse didn't mind a chance to roll in the snow Tuesday in Gates Mills, Ohio.

From left, Mary, Sara and David Gromelski show, from left, grilled scallops, panzanella salad, and veggie spaghetti.

Fairmount Temple's new congregational band, an all-volunteer musical group, participated in Friday's Shabbat service celebrating Chanukah.

FRAUD, SUGARBUSH LANE: A resident called police at 5:45 p.m. Friday about a case of identity fraud.

MAYFIELD HEIGHTS The Hillcrest Hospital and Cleveland Clinic recently honored Mayfield Heights Mayor Greg Costabile and Mayfield Schools Board President George Hughes with the Community Service Award.

MAYFIELD The buzzsaw that is the gas drilling controversy hit council quarters again Monday, as Village Council passed a resolution urging the governor to enact a moratorium on all urban drilling, while resident associations anxiously working to block drilling heard a permit has been issued for drilling on Bonnieview Road.

The Mayfield School District's Mass Inoculation Point of Dispensing and the Cuyahoga County Board of Health will host a free open-to-all H1N1 vaccination clinic from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Sunday.

Police tried to revive a man who collapsed the morning of Dec. 8 just outside the door of the Gates Mills branch of the Cuyahoga County Public Library, 1491 Chagrin River Road, but were unable to do so.

Christina Shirley was a study in seasonal contrast during Wednesday's wind storm: Wearing high heels and carrying a "Hawaii" tote bag, she battled to see where she was going in downtown Cleveland when gusty winds of up to 60 mph blew her hair in front of her face.

A company that says it has been unfairly maligned in the Cuyahoga County corruption investigation plans to start anew, with its longtime owner stepping aside.

Fire Chief William Turner said H1N1 vaccinations are coming. Speaking at the Nov.

THEFT, NORTH CLEVELAND ST.: A boy reported Nov. 25 that while he was away at school his sister gave away several of his belongings, including his pet snake.

HARASSMENT: A resident told police last week that she has received about 30 harassing telephone calls.

Religious brother Dan Kanehas released his first CD, "Sacred Piano Reflections." Kane writres arrangments to familiar songs that enhance the hymms, in that they are supported by harmonies and progressions listeners seldom hear.

It's Thanksgiving with Santa Claus in New York City for Solon High School freshman Dani Apple, 15, of Solon, and Mayfield High School senior Zoe Conley, 18, of Gates Mills.

THEFT, RIVERVIEW ROAD: At about 4 p.m. Nov. 17, a woman went to the police station to report the theft of her mail.

Dani Apple, 14, of Solon sings at a rehearsal in Beachwood for her part in a singing-and-dancing finale at Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade Thursday.

CRIMINAL MISCHIEF, NORTH COMMONS BOULEVARD: Officers responded to the area by Parkside Pool Nov.

Two police officers are being lauded by their superiors at the Gates Mills Police Department for saving a woman's life after she was involved in a single-car, fiery auto accident.

LYNDHURST The Lyndhurst Municipal Court needs more space and by next spring, Judge Mary Kaye Bozza hopes to have that extra space.