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Strongsville Historical Society will celebrate the group's 50th Anniversary
The society holds several events throughout the year to celebrate the history of Strongsville.
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Lots of Traffic Gripes in Strongsville: Here's a Round-Up
The Pearl-Royalton intersection -- specifically, heading north on Pearl and trying to turn left onto Royalton -- was the traffic problem mentioned most by Strongsville Patch readers last week.
News of the Week: Man Sentenced for Child Pornography, New Subdivision, Traffic Gripes
A look at the top stories in Strongsville Patch over the last few days: Man Sentenced for Child Pornography Kenneth Thorp gets three years in prison after being arrested in large-scale investigation into child pornography.
Ashland University Art Exhibition Opens Feb. 17
The Coburn Art Gallery at Ashland University will host an art exhibition featuring the senior theater project by Brittany Hartman of Strongsville, as well as the artworks of members of the Ashland Community Arts League.
Message to Business Owners: Get Free Publicity on Patch
If you own a business in Strongsville, you've already got a spot in our Places Page , a directory of all the retailers and service providers in town.
Strongsville Police Dog Tracks Down Robbery Suspect in Berea
A Strongsville police dog was instrumental in the arrest of a man suspected of an armed robbery at a CVS in Berea Feb.
2 Sweepstakes Scams Reported in Strongsville
A scam in which residents are told they've won a $2.5 million sweepstakes was reported twice here in the last four days.
Anti-bullying project in Strongsville deserves approval from residents: Scene at the Crossroads
A pplause to the members of the Strongsville Optimist Club for getting involved physically, vocally and financially with their support of the anti-bullying project, spearheaded by the teens serving on the Strongsville Youth Commission.
Medina, Brunswick and Highland sports roundups
The Queen Bees improve to 14-4 overall and 7-1 in the division. Lakewood falls to 6-12 . Medina trailed by two at halftime but outscored the host Rangers, 29-20, in the second half.
Valentine's Day fun: Perfect Cleveland treats for all manner of romantics
There's nothing funny about forgetting Valentine's Day -- even if your sweetie does love a good laugh.
Brecksville, North Royalton and Strongsville library events
Dance with the Dinosaurs, 10 a.m. Friday, Feb. 10. Storyteller Jennifer Johnson presents a fun-filled, musical program of silly stories and songs featuring herds of prehistoric party animals.
Strongsville council to discuss city's most common traffic concerns
Joseph DeMio, at-large councilman and Public Safety and Health Committee Chair, asked other council members to compile lists of residents' most common issues with traffic flow or traffic lights.
Former Strongsville Man's 'Crazy Hair Fundraiser' Seeks Money for Wigs
A Strongsville High School grad is looking to raise $12,000 while growing his hair 12 inches to make wigs for kids battling cancer.
North Olmsted man accused of assaulting priest and 2 Cleveland officers
Police are asking for help to find a man accused of assaulting a priest and two police officers Monday at the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church on West 14th Street.
Law Seeks to Ban Smoking in Cars with Children
Legislation now being considered by the Ohio Senate wouldA make it illegal to smoke in a vehicle A with a child under 6 inside.
Dovilla sets reading program at Cuyahoga County branch libraries
State Representative Mike Dovilla has announced a renewed partnership with four Cuyahoga County Public Library branches in his district for his "Legislator for a Day" reading program.
Several mailboxes damaged on same street: Strongsville Police Blotter
Six Deer Path Drive residents reported their mailboxes were damaged between 4 a.m. and 6 a.m. Residents on Saratoga Trail also reported damage to their mailboxes.
Traffic Peeves? City Wants to Know
Councilman Joe DeMio wants to get traffic moving in Strongsville. The at-large councilman is asking his colleagues to come up with a list of areas in town where traffic bogs down or places where signals don't keep cars flowing like they should.
Proposal would pay $2.85M for Ohio Turnpike study
In this Sept. 29, 2011, photo, traffic rolls on the Ohio Turnpike in Strongsville.
Valentine's Day Gift Ideas -- Right Down the Street
If you live in Strongsville, there's no excuse for not picking up some kind of Valentine's Day gift for the loved ones in your life.