Lyndhurst News

The city has opted to keep the private firm it has been using the first quarter of this year to handle its animal control needs.

An Eastwood Avenue resident called at 2:19 p.m. May 13 and said her neighbor had an extension cord hooked up to her electrical outlet.

Did you know where you live could help you combat obesity? A groundbreaking study done by Cuyahoga County officials exposed a huge life expectancy disparity between two local neighborhoods.

Following recommendations from Mayor Richard Bain and the city's fire and police departments, council members voted May 15 to begin contract negotiations to move dispatch services to Beachwood.

On May 7, City Council authorized Mayor Susan Infeld to enter into an agreement with Lyndhurst for the purchase of the 1998 Ford full-size dump truck, with a snow plow, for $9,200. In a memo to Infeld before he resigned in early April, former Service Director Rob Jamieson said the used truck was in good condition and he recommended the city ... (more)

Chuck Stefano of Lyndhurst tries out the putting green in the middle of the Golfsmith store in Warrensville Heights.

LaJean Ray, right, director of the Fatima Family Center in Hough, reminisces with Joe Kennedy, who distributes food at a pantry sponsored by Faith Temple Church of God.

Landlords told Plain Dealing that CEI used the contracts to try to bully them into paying electric bills that tenants accrued long ago - in some cases, even after they had sold their rental properties.

Claddagh's Irish Pub, located at 25389 Cedar Rd. in Lyndhurst, is hosting a Mother's Day brunch buffet Sunday, May 13 ftom 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The buffet will include an assorted fresh seasonal fruit station, salad bar, a made-to-order omelet station and carved beef.