South Euclid News

Students works from the Earth Day Coalition's 20th Annual Art, Poetry and Essay Contest are on display at the South Euclid-Lyndhurst Branch of the Cuyahoga County Library, 4645 Mayfield Road in South Euclid.

The DeJohn-Flynn-Mylott Funeral Home is sponsoring its first-ever "Operation Christmas Stockings for Soldiers" initiative.

DISORDERLY CONDUCT, HINSDALE ROAD: At 3:45 p.m. Nov. 11, police were called about approximately 20 juveniles fighting in the street.

From a home on Birchwold Road in South Euclid and an education at Adrian Elementary School, to a seat on the state of Arizona's Supreme Court.

The South Euclid Police Department won several awards at the recent Cuyahoga County DUI Task Force Law Enforcement Awards luncheon, Chief Kevin Nietert announced.

The city is seeking bids so it can choose one developer to work with it on its Green Neighborhoods Initiative.

The Purple Shamrock, located in South Euclid, OH is a fun & relaxing spot without pretense or high prices.

Police Chief Kevin Nietert believes using modern technology to uphold the law would be a smart thing to do for the safety of residents, but some of those residents aren't so sure.

The city is preparing to ready its very first community garden on a vacant lot at 3915 Warrendale Road.

DISTURBANCE, PEARL ROAD: A West Farmington, Ohio man was advised Saturday not to return to the Mad Cactus after he got into a fight in the restaurant.

Cuyahoga County Prosecutor Bill Mason announced that Patrick Janson, 42, of North Olmsted, was indicted on 16 counts of sexual battery.

The South Euclid Humane Society will present its "Ninth Annual Pets Light Up Our Lives" Ceremony and Home for the Holidays" adoption event at 2 p.m. Dec.

The Notre Dame College Theater Department and Masquers will present four performances of David Auburn's Tony Award-winning play "Proof" in the college's Performing Arts Center from Nov.

Ward 3 Councilman Ed Icove will hold a ward meeting for constituents at 7 p.m. Nov.

THEFT, MAYFIELD ROAD: Officers were called at 5:10 a.m. Nov. 4 about a theft in progress at Giant Eagle, 4401 Mayfield.

The South Euclid-Lyndhurst Board of Education has decided now is not the best time to replace the existing message sign in front of its building, at 5044 Mayfield Road, with an electronic sign.

THEFT, CEDAR ROAD: A South Euclid woman, 18, was arrested for theft after she stole four pairs of pantyhose, valued at $39.96, Oct.

The city is seeking a portion of federal block grant dollars, as it does each year, and this year's request is for money that would be used at Cedar Center North.

South Euclid City Engineer Andy Blackley said work is coming to a close on Maplegrove Road.

The Tri-City Consortium on Aging will hold an education fair offering resources and information to older adults wanting to remain in their homes.