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Parma City Council places recreation-sharing agreement with Seven Hills on first reading
On Monday, City Council placed on first reading an ordinance that would allow Parma to share recreation facilities with Seven Hills.
Seven Hills eyesore demolished for free
A Seven Hills eyesore and safety hazard has been demolished thanks to the effort of Ward 4 Councilman Pete Draganic.
Collaboration holds promise in Cuyahoga County: Tim DeGeeter
The seventh-largest city of Ohio, Parma once was an agricultural community that grew rapidly after World War II and became a strong commercial and residential municipality with its own identity.
Annual Parma Pride Award Gala brings out region's brightest: Rick Haase
Incoming 2012 Parma Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Chairman Phil Kish says he is looking at the new year as one of hope for the PACC.
Seven Hills residents would get discounted rates at Ridgewood Golf...
PARMA Seven Hills residents would receive discounted rates to play Ridgewood Golf Course in Parma, under a proposed recreation-sharing agreement between the two cities.
Man selling steaks out of a truck draws police attention: Brecksville Police Blotter
WARRANT, GLEN EAGLE DRIVE: A man selling steaks out of his truck without a permit drew unwanted attention from Brecksville police Jan.
Seven Hills may hire Brunswick director as consultant for recreation center
The mayor wants to hire John Piepsny, parks and recreation director in Brunswick, to be a consultant on the recreation center here.
Kmart in Seven Hills said to stay open
"Our store is fine. We are not closing," Melanie Horwatt, assistant manager of the store at 7701 Broadview Road, said Jan.