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Unlocked back door lets thieves into Torrington Avenue home: Parma Police Blotter
BURGLARY, TORRINGTON AVENUE: Jewelry and cash were stolen between 3-5:22 p.m. Sunday from a home.
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Parma a runner-up in magazine's rankings of best cities to raise children
Sometimes coming in second place isn't such a bad thing. Last week, the city was named a runner-up in Business Week 's fourth annual rankings of best communities in which to raise children.
18 indicted in fake driver's license scheme that involved Parma bureau
Federal prosecutors indicted eighteen people Monday for conspiracy to traffic in fake driver's licenses and identification cards.
Man threatens mom with gun: Parma Police Blotter
FELONIOUS ASSAULT, KEYSTONE ROAD: A 19-year-old man was arrested at about 11 p.m. Saturday after he allegedly threatened his mother with a .38-caliber revolver in her home.
Planned closing of Dag Hammarskjold Elementary in Parma is coming up for discussion
Town-hall meetings might be held in January to air opinions about the proposed closure of Dag Hammarskjold Elementary School, 4040 Tamarack Drive, Parma.
Parma school levy likely to appear next in May, not February
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.
Parma bowling allely to be demolished
PARMA A former bowling alley on Ridge Road has been scheduled for demolition. On Monday, City Council agreed to pay Cleveland Demolition up to $24,800 to tear down the old Parma Recreation Bowling Lanes, 5721 Ridge.
Gas Scare: Employees, Customers Evacuated From Parma Post Office
A mid-morning scare at the Parma Post Office. Employees and customers were temporarily evacuated from the building on Day Drive after someone smelled gas.
Thieves take off with tools in locked box in pickup truck: Parma Police Blotter
BREAKING & ENTERING, CHESTERFIELD AVENUE: More than $10,000 in tools were stolen between 11 p.m. Oct.
Santa Claus arrival party is Saturday at Parmatown Mall
Parmatown, 7899 W. Ridgewood Drive, is having a Santa arrival party from 9-11 a.m. Saturday.
A happy teacher in Parma: Your Pics
Jeannette Reiman, a third-grader teacher at Renwood Elementary School, in Parma, holds balloons after Office Max selected her and the school re cently as recipients of the adopt-a-school program called "A Day Made Better." Office Max gave $1,000 worth of teaching supplies, which included a leather chair, plus a dozen red roses, to Reiman, a teacher ...
Little Polish Diner offers taste of the old country in Parma
Zofia Hart and Jon Holt have a party room a few doors down from their Little Polish Diner on Ridge Road in Parma.
Tri-Mor Corp. to rebuild Kerneywood Road in Parma
The city of Parma will pay Tri-Mor Corp., a Twinsburg firm, no more than $196,129 to rebuild Kerneywood Road between South Canterbury-Ackley roads.
Investigation continues into Parma real-estate deals: Whatever Happened to ...?
First-grade students greet Menlo Park Director of School Richard Hronek with a group hug in September 2008.
Police Apprehend Adults, Kids Suspected In Thefts In 2 States
PARMA, Ohio -- Police in Parma arrested three adults believed to be connected to thefts in at least two states A man, two women and two children, ages 8 and 10, were taken into custody Tuesday after allegedly being involved in a robbery at a Macy's store, located on West Ridgewood.
Parma City Council members debate deer situation
City Council will again consider implementing a deer management program, which might include culling.
Parma Police: Children among 5 taken into custody after attempted store theft
Parma police have five people in custody who they believe are connected to shoplifting thefts in at least two states, Det.
Parma: Police arrest registered sex offender on new charges
Parma Police detectives have arrested registered sex Brad R. Means, 30, of Cleveland, on sexual battery charges.
Vote Here: Parma Residents Encouraged To Select New City Logo
The City of Parma is inviting residents to vote on a new logo for the city. The final four designs can be found HERE .
Parma Mayor Dean DePiero delivers gift cards to Parma Hunger Center
Parma Mayor Dean DePiero recently delivered Giant Eagle gift cards to Arch Stevenson, left, and Dale Kraemer, co-directors of Parma Hunger Center.

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