Parma Heights News Archives

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

Tuesday's election will give voters the chance to make some sweeping changes on council.

Did you ever wonder what happened to the shrine that used to be on Brook Park Road before the old Assumption School was torn down? The statue of Our Lady of the Highway, a stop for many visitors back in the day, is actually still in daily use.

Could reform be coming to the Cuyahoga County Administration Building? Looking for simple answers to your questions about government reform proposals in Cuyahoga County? The Plain Dealer, WKYC and WVIZ/PBS Ideastream bring Northeast Ohio voters a special half-hour program to offer clear explanations of ballot Issues 5 and 6. WKYC's veteran ...

Both candidates in this year's race for Parma Municipal Court judge have taken their gloves off.

Supporters of the school levy on the Nov. 3 ballot will have rallies at each of three high schools between 11-11:45 a.m. Saturday.

When police arrived after the initial report of juveniles illegally consuming alcoholic beverages, the officers observed several adults arguing outside the home.

Increased international travel, changes in pest management, and lack of public awareness have led to a resurgence in bedbugs.

City residents may vote on charter Issue 65 this November, but those votes won't be counted.

SUSPICIOUS PERSON, WINDSOR CASTLE LANE: A Parma Heights woman who was house sitting in Strongsville reported early Sunday morning that a man was repeatedly knocking on the front door and frightening her.

The most visible and vocal spokesmen for competing county reform proposals squared off in a City Club debate.

Prosecutor Bill Mason has pledged to create a panel to address campaign finance reform in Cuyahoga County if Issue 6 passes in November.

Eight firefighter-paramedics joined the frontline of Cuyahoga County's war on swine flu Friday afternoon when they became among the first people here to take the anti-flu vaccine.

City Council President Martin J. Sweeney and Mayor Frank Jackson introduced a resolution Monday that endorses Issue 5, the charter commission approach to county reform.

R esidents in Parma Heights were surprised when Mayor Martin Zanotti announced earlier this year that he would not be seeking re-election, choosing instead to focus his efforts on reforming Cuyahoga County's government.

Cuyahoga County Democratic bosses Jimmy Dimora and Frank Russo rose to power building a traditional political machine, often through patronage.

When Leslie Langa went back to the University of Akron to earn her teaching degree, she encountered a difficulty.

Preparations in this school district for swine influenza include whether teaching could continue by way of the Internet.