Munroe Falls News

Strikes 4 Hunger is a charity bowling outing tonight at AMF Riviera Lanes, 20 S. Miller Road, Fairlawn.

At least one elderly resident of Stow believes the phrase ''to protect and serve'' is no longer appropriate.

A sweet shop in Stow is set to open today with chocolates and baked goods that border on works of art.

The American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio is threatening legal action if Stow-Munroe Falls High School officials don't stop what it calls censorship of the student newspaper.

Summit County Board of Election workers were kept hopping on Election Day trying to prevent ballot shortages at a number of sites.

Public health agencies throughout the region are offering free H1N1 influenza vaccines at several community clinics for people at risk of complications from the flu.

On far too many occasions, the old lament - ''You can't fight city hall'' - holds true.

Wadsworth's Rachel Jones reacts as she watches from the bench during the final moments of the Grizzlies 3-1 loss to Painesville-Riverside High School in their Division I regional semi-final volleyball match at Hudson High School on Wednesday in Hudson.

Jess Hurst is recognized by Strathmore's Who's as Professional of the Year in Financial Planning.

A bill pending in Columbus would change the rules for future oil and gas wells in Ohio.

Ohio students are refusing to publish their high school newspaper because the principal won't let them include a photo of a student who committed suicide.

Students at Stow-Munroe Falls High School have suspended publication of their school newspaper, protesting a principal's decision to ban a photo of a student who killed himself that had been submitted by his parents.

When Damon's Grill closed its doors Oct. 19, it was the third food-service business near the new Stow courthouse to do so in the previous five weeks.

The governor and General Assembly labored mightily and brought forth a mouse in their school funding reform efforts.

Police believe a recently-arrested break-in suspect is connected to a rash of car break-ins in Hudson earlier this year.

Munroe Falls City Law Director Jack Morrison is not resigning his Summit County Board of Elections post, as requested by Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner.

U.S. Rep. Steve LaTourette has introduced legislation that would name the Stow Post Office on Darrow Road after Marine Cpl.

Are you brave enough to join the Munroe Falls Paranormal Society on a haunted hike? Join one of the Haunted Hikes at Towner's Woods - A "fun" raiser for the Portage Park District! DATE: Fri Oct 16 and Fri Oct 23 TIME: 7, 8 and 9pm start times LOCATION: Towner's Woods Park, 2296 Ravenna Road, Franklin Township COST: $10.00 MORE: MUST pre-register! ...

Last summer I talked about a class I was going to teach in the fall down on Ohio State University's main campus in Columbus - a class on mushrooms and other fungi.

How's this for a real day-brightener? ''We just wanted to share the news with you that Marie received a liver transplant early morning Sept.