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Can you find this location? Go Seek
This scene is somewhere in the Sun Post-Herald area. Here's a clue: This colorful decoration is part of a sign at a popular nationality eatery that you can " si " on a main street in this trendy neighborhood of the largest city served by the newspaper.
Jimmy Dimora federal racketeering trial: City worker alerts Jimmy Dimora to Plain Dealer inquiry
A public records request for documents in the city where former Cuyahoga County commissioner Jimmy Dimora had served as mayor and a quote for a pool at his Independence home were topics at Dimora's racketeering trial in U.S. District Court this morning.
Berea couple lived through difficult times but love conquers all
Valentine's Day is Feb. 14. The News Sun asked several couples their tips to a loving marriage.
Man, 50, busted for marijuana possession: Olmsted Township Police Blotter
POSSESSION OF MARIJUANA, STEARNS ROAD: A 50-year-old Olmsted Falls man was arrested for possession of marijuana Feb.
Don't save best for last, put chocolate in every course of Valentine's Day dinner
Recently, there has been a culinary reawakening to what the ancient Mayan and Aztec civilizations knew centuries ago: There are few courses of the meal that can't benefit from the richness of cocoa or chocolate.
Dovilla sets reading program at Cuyahoga County branch libraries
State Representative Mike Dovilla has announced a renewed partnership with four Cuyahoga County Public Library branches in his district for his "Legislator for a Day" reading program.
Berea Grindstone Players' risky 'Oh, Coward!' rewards audiences in Olmsted Falls
From left, Brad Anderson, Carol Broquet and George Morgan III take on the work of Noel Coward in Berea Grindstone Players' production of "Oh, Coward!" The Berea Grindstone Players take a brave risk and follow through with "Oh, Coward!," a literary biography of the wicked theatrical satirist The production, directed by Kent Overton, consists of a ... (more)
Jenkins Senior Center Volunteer of Year in Olmsted Falls always ready to help out
State Rep. Michael Dovilla, left, and Olmsted Falls Senior Center Director Kathi Lowery join Olmsted Falls Mayor Robert Blomquist, second from right, in congratulating Nancy Nickels on being named Jenkins' Senior Center "Volunteer of the Year." Also pictured is Nancy's husband, William.
Robert O. "Bob" Wendell, 86, of North Ridgeville, passed away Friday, February 3, 2012 at Hospice Care Center at the Renaissance in Olmsted Falls, following a short illness.Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by the Bogner Family Funeral Home, North Ridgeville.
JCPenney's rebranding wins over some shoppers, disappoints others
He welcomes new Chief Executive Ron Johnson's "fair and square pricing" policy as a long-overdue return to the Golden Rule values JCPenney was founded on 110 years ago.
Janine Kelley , 61, of Elyria, passed away Wednesday, February 1, 2012, at the Cleveland Clinic, following a long illness.
Olmsted Falls police offer Super Bowl kits to encourage safe partying
Local police want to remind you to not drink and drive or find a safe ride home after Sunday's game.
Olmsted Falls school board schedules special Feb. 1 meeting
The Olmsted Falls school board will have a special meeting at 7 p.m. Feb. 1 at the Olmsted Falls High School.
Olmsted Falls superintendent recognizes school boards' hard work: Letter to Editor Sun Post-Herald
January is School Board Recognition Month in Ohio. It is with sincere pride and great appreciation that I write this letter to acknowledge the members of the Olmsted Falls school board.
Olmsted Falls businesses make 'Hot' list
More than 44,000 Northeast Ohioans vote twice yearly at fox8.cityvoter.com to rank the best local places for lifestyle services like food, gifts, fashion and entertainment.
Teen reports theft of backpack: Brook Park Police Blotter
THEFT, HUMMEL ROAD: A 15-year-old girl reported that she had her backpack stolen Jan.
Intoxicated man ends up sleeping in wrong house: North Ridgeville Police Blotter
DISORDERLY CONDUCT/INTOXICATION, FOREST PARK DRIVE: A resident reported on Jan. 14 an intoxicated man tried to enter his house, but he stopped him.
Gifts to Jimmy Dimora cost Ferris Kleem his freedom and his reputation
Ferris Kleem in many ways appeared to fulfill the American dream, rising from a poor immigrant to a wealthy businessman with an upscale house in suburban Berea and a medical clinic bearing his stamp in his native Lebanon.
Police Blotter: Family Hears Burglar Breaking In; Frightens Him off by Yelling They Have a Gun
An Albion Road family heard someone trying to get in their back sliding door shortly before 10 p.m. Jan.
Singles' group meets in Olmsted Falls on Saturday, January 21
Single Volunteers will have its monthly meeting at 7 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 21 at Olmsted Community Church, 7853 Main St., Olmsted Falls.