Seven Hills News

The Normandy High School Girls Tennis Boosters will host a teen dance to raise money.

OPEN CONTAINER, VALLEYWOOD PARK: Having an open container at a public park is a no-no, as two Seven Hills residents found out.

Libraries around the state are scrambling to rally support for their very survival -- at a time when their patrons need them most.

Marlene Anielski, who has been mayor of Walton Hills for nine years, is looking to extend her work and influence beyond the village's borders.

Posted by Edith Starzyk , Leila Atassi , Mike O'Malley , Plain Dealer Reporters June 14, 2009 18:50PM The case was dropped by Michael and Kelly Wencho in February after a settlement was reached.

DISORDERLY CONDUCT, EAST RIDGEWOOD DRIVE: Police received a report at 11 p.m. June 2 of males arguing loudly in a driveway.

The Parma Heights Patriots, a travel soccer club will conduct tryouts today and Tuesday from 6-7:30 p.m. at Nathan Hale Park located on Parma Park Boulevard between Pearl and Pleasant Valley Roads.

The driver, 59, of Mentor apologized when the officer finally stopped him on Route 82.

Parma Municipal Court Judge Timothy Gilligan said voters can expect him to campaign to retain his seat on the bench with the same vigor he exerts to serve the public.

Heath Davis, 40, of Cleveland, is being held at the Cuyahoga County Jail on a $250,000 bond in connection with an April 17 assault on a woman at the Flower City Gift Shop in Asia Plaza on Payne Avenue.

When Police Chief Joe Kocab gathered his police officers from five communities for the sobriety checkpoint Friday night, he had no idea how many offenders they would nab.

Jessica Jurca, 22, poses with a model of her communal bread maker in the kitchen of her home in Seven Hills, Ohio.

Parma Municipal Court Judge Timothy Gilligan said voters can expect him to campaign to retain his seat on the bench with the same vigor he exerts to serve the public.

At 11:26 a.m. Saturday an officer spotted a silver Buick Century southbound at Interstate 77 at 82 mph in the 60 mph zone.

MORE than 20 years ago, we met in a local diner not far from his suburban Cleveland home.

DISORDERLY CONDUCT, ORCHARDVIEW ROAD: Four adult males had nothing better to do than harass a defenseless newspaper carrier before 5 a.m. Sunday and for that, they got arrested.

Finneran's Forum with Tom Finneran and Todd Feinburg Civil Action attorney Jan Schlichtmann explains his lawsuit against the Turnpike Authority.

John Demjanjuk of Seven Hills, Ohio, born Ivan Demjanjuk in Ukraine in 1920, arrived in Munich Tuesday morning to face accusations of crimes committed as a Nazi death-camp guard.

Federal agents carrying John Demjanjuk in a wheelchair put him on a small jet Monday to be deported to Germany, where the retired autoworker is accused of being a Nazi death camp guard in World War II.

Mayor Jack Bacci and Police Chief Doug Pallini assured Brooklyn Heights Mayor Mike Procuk and Valley View Mayor Randy Westfall that the layoff of three part-time dispatchers May 2 will not adversely affect the level of services to the three communities.