Parma Heights News

GRAND THEFT VEHICLE, DENISON BOULEVARD: A female resident of Denison Boulevard called police Sunday to report that her vehicle had been stolen from her driveway.

Wal-Mart shoppers got a head start on their Black Friday shopping this morning. Promotional prices didnt start until 5 a.m., but shoppers arrived hours ahead of time to load up their carts in advance.

A three-person committee has already been appointed to assist in the transition process for a new Cuyahoga County Government, but Issue 6 supporters say they still plan on staying involved.

Michelle Crook became the bride of Tony Meyer during a 2:30 p.m. May 30 ceremony at the Columbiana First United Methodist Church.

DISTURBANCE, OLDE YORK ROAD: An intoxicated male customer at the Save-a-Lot on Olde York Road was arrested for harassing other customers Saturday.

PARMA A levy request in February won't happen. Instead, school district officials and levy supporters in the community are aiming for the May ballot.

On Tuesday, November 3, 2009, Cuyahoga County voters resoundingly voted in favor of government reform and a county charter form of government.

Anthony J. "Tony" DeMarco Jr . looks at life from a different perspective. "Someone said that artists are very lucky.

PARMA Police are still investigating an Oct. 29 one-car accident in which the driver was killed and her passenger seriously injured.

PARMA HEIGHTS After his landslide victory over Tom Minchak in the Nov. 3 election , mayor-elect Mike Byrne has not rested on his laurels.

FELONIOUS ASSAULT, PEARL ROAD: A 19-year-old Akron man received facial injuries during an assault at Dance Dot Com Sunday morning.

A day after Cuyahoga County voted 2-to-1 to overhaul its county government, county Administrator Jim McCafferty began sketching out a transition team.

HOW DID WE GET HERE? Give credit to the ever-unfolding Cuyahoga County corruption investigation for the jumble of government reform proposals that county voters sorted through on their ballots.

Sun News readers with children will no doubt want to mark their calendars for this upcoming event.

THEFT, INDEPENDENCE BOULEVARD: A woman reported Friday that her 20-year-old son had stolen over $30,000 worth of jewelry.

Voters across the state, including Cuyahoga County, are breaking records for absentee voting.

It was a good night to be an incumbent mayor in Cuyahoga County's suburbs on Tuesday.

You can vote and get a seasonal flu shot at six different locations participating in the "vote and vaccinate" program.

C lick! Consider that a fine sound, folks. Motorists in more communities may soon learn that a picture's worth at least $100, as click-it-and-ticket traffic camera programs keep developing across Northeast Ohio.

DRUG ABUSE, STUMPH ROAD: Police stopped a vehicle driven by a 41-year-old Cleveland man on Stumph Road Sunday for traffic violations.