Pepper Pike News

I f you drive down Warrensville Center Road between Cedar Road and Shaker Boulevard, a distance of just over a mile, you will pass two fire stations.

C ontract negotiations are under way between the cities of Pepper Pike and Beachwood to allow Pepper Pike's dispatch services to be handled by Beachwood, perhaps as soon as July.

MENACING, TRADEWINDS CIRCLE: A landscaper became involved in a squirt gun battle with two children.

The West Geauga Marching Band will hold a fundraising event 6 p.m. June 2 at Spectators Sports Grill.

Events CEDAR POINT MEMORIAL DAY CELEBRATION May 26-28 Cedar Point will honor the men and women of the armed forces by offering free admission to active, honorably-discharged or retired United States military personnel.

Contract negotiations are underway to move dispatch to Beachwood and city council discussed details of the draft at their May 23 meeting.

THEFT, CHAGRIN BOULEVARD A woman was stopped form shoplifting at Heinen's on May 16.

Freed, joined by his wife, Nancy, gladly accepted the offer to be a Pepper Pike council member.

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The city is scheduled to appoint a new council member at tonight's meeting at 8 p .m. at City Hall.

In this May 8, 2012 photo, Stephanie Leonor, 10, reads at Moreland Hills Elementary School in Pepper Pike, Ohio.

We are hearing about more and more cities joining forces to cut costs on emergency services.

Following recommendations from Mayor Richard Bain and the city's fire and police departments, council members voted May 15 to begin contract negotiations to move dispatch services to Beachwood.

PEPPER PIKE, Ohio - Test drive a Dodge vehicle and Orange High School gets cash!A It's a Dodge Brand Fundraiser to benefit Orange High School on Saturday, May 19th, at the Orange Jubilee.A The event starts at 4:00 p.m. atA Orange High School, 32000 Chagrin Boulevard in Pepper Pike.

The Country Club in Pepper Pike will host the 112th U.S. Women's Amateur Championship from Aug.

T he Chagrin Valley suffered a big blow last week when two longtime elected officials in the region announced they were leaving their positions.

A Trumbull County commissioner from the late 1970s and early 1980s is awaiting sentencing in connection with an alleged swindle scheme that resulted in one of the largest credit union collapses in American history.

John Sargent, a South Euclid artist, approached Barbara Miller, Ratner's board of trustees chair, last fall wanting to make a founder's portrait.

Christopher T. Dunworth won $110,000 and after taxes, received a check for $75,900, the Ohio Lottery said on Monday.

Tickets for lower reserved seats for Orange Community Night with the Cleveland Indians June 2 are on sale until May 10 at a $16 discount.