Parma News

Parma Mayor Dean DePiero recently delivered Giant Eagle gift cards to Arch Stevenson, left, and Dale Kraemer, co-directors of Parma Hunger Center.

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

Mayor Dean DePiero believes the city's logo, which depicts smokestacks and houses, is a little outdated.

Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Judge Tim McGinty sentenced Gratus Ingram, 59, of Parma, to 10 years in prison today.

A Parma police officer was hospitalized overnight after a chase ended in crash. An officer was in route to a disturbance call when he ran the plates on a suspicious vehicle, a white 1993 Buick 4-door with license plate "AC35FC." The vehicle was apparently stolen vehicle out of Euclid, Ohio so the officer tried to stop the driver.

Authorities in Parma are seeking assistance in locating a male responsible for the armed robbery of the Clark gas station located at 3017 Brookpark Road.

Police here need help finding a man wanted in connection with the armed robbery of a Clark gas station on Brookpark Road about 7 p.m. Monday.

Emma Clark, left, 17, and Erica Bishop, 15, perform to Michael Jackson's "Thriller" during a rally at Normandy High School for the Parma school levy.

T he wait is nearly over. Election Day is Tuesday and the polls will be open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. for those who choose to vote in person.

Ed Malling's toughest critics - his girlfriend's parents and the nuns at her Catholic high school near Cleveland - knew something about lasting love.

I ndependence is an interesting town. A study in contrasts if you will. To most residents of Cuyahoga County, it's a long stretch of Rockside Road conveniently situated near Interstates 480 and 77 full of large office buildings and nice hotels.

The FBI has announced the arrests of three people belonging to an Ukrainian criminal organization operating in Cleveland and Ukraine.

The FBI and several other agencies arrested three Cleveland residents today on charges of helping an international document fraud ring sneak Ukrainians into the country illegally and then providing them with Ohio divers licenses and state identification.

French wines. Royal Park Fine Wines, 17608 Pearl Road, Strongsville, offers wines from Oregon and Washington state from 6-8 p.m. Friday, Oct.

M aybe in the future it will take a commercial like "Save the Children" to get a levy passed in the Parma City School District.

Patrick DePace sometimes barks at criticism of school board members, some of whom are being called names this election season in the wake of the scandal involving J. Kevin Kelley.

A Gettysburg Drive man is challenging Larry Napoli for the Ward 6 City Council seat.

Parents, students, and teachers campaign for the Parma Schools levy. By Ken Robinson, Newsradio WTAM 1100 Check out Ken's personality page Saturday, October 24, 2009 Saturday was "Yellow Ribbon Day" in the Parma City School District.

The city will consider joining the Northeast Ohio Public Energy Council to secure natural gas prices for residents.

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.