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Strongsville firefighters host charity golf outing
The Strongsville Firefighters Association will have its 21st annual charity golf outing July 30.
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Defendants Kelley, Payne plead guilty in court in Cuyahoga County corruption probe
The first two defendants in the FBI/IRS federal corruption probe into Cuyahoga County government officials -- J. Kevin Kelley and Kevin F. Payne -- pleaded guilty today in U.S. District Court.
Tips to avoid E.Coli contamination while grilling
Parents should be aware that there may be hidden dangers in your holiday picnics unless you take precautions.
Health Alert: E. Coli in Cuyahoga County
The Cuyahoga County Board of Health confirms that three children have been exposed to the E. coli bacteria.
Brunswick, area communities to mark Fourth of July with fireworks, parades
Fireworks will start at 10 p.m. Friday at Brunswick High School, 3643 Center Road, as the climax to the annual Patriot Party.
3rd defendant guilty in Cleveland corruption probe
CLEVELAND - A third former county government employee in Cleveland has pleaded guilty in a wide-ranging public corruption investigation.
Turnpike noise relief back on track in Strongsville and Berea
After a slight detour, a pilot project for noise mitigation along the Ohio Turnpike in Strongsville and Berea is on the road to completion.
Continue reading "Salti and Rasmieh Salti are charged with child rape in Rocky River"
A 36-year-old Strongsville man and his 32-year-old wife are accused of raping a girl when she was 5, 6 and 7 years old at a house in Rocky River.
Arts in Strongsville gets grant for A Day in the Chalet event
The Arts in Strongsville snagged a $3,841 county grant from the Cuyahoga Arts and Culture organization to help fund its annual "A Day at the Chalet" festival.
Strongsville United Methodist Church hosts concert for transplant patient
Musician Carl Fernstrum will be performing a solo piano concert at 8 p.m. July 10 at the Strongsville United Methodist Church, 13500 Royalton Road, to help raise funds for a woman needing a lung transplant.
Instant Guitar for adults class offered by Strongsville Recreation Department
The Strongsville Parks and Recreation Department will offer Instant Guitar for Hopelessly Busy Adults from 6:30 to 9 p.m. July 16.
New Company Buys Gareth Stevens
Reader's Digest has found a buyer for its Gareth Stevens imprint, selling the publisher to a new company formed by Roger Rosen, owner and CEO of Rosen Publishing, and Gary Spears, a co-founder of Gareth Stevens in 1984.
Strongsville police investigating 10 burglaries and attempts in one neighborhood
BURGLARY: Two houses were burglarized and several other break-in attempts were made in one Strongsville neighborhood Friday night.
Broadview Heights: Heartlight Healing offering therapy and massage services
Ten years ago, while getting a massage, an image of a heart with light shining through it appeared in Cathy Mlady's mind.
Strongsville Historic Village offering tours
Strongsville's Historic Village is hosting tours of four historic homes, a general store, and academy, hat museum, log cabin and barn to offer insight into life from 1816 to 1917.
Royalton Players stage show for teens, produced by teens
A play about a group of teenagers who struggle through the trials and tribulations of relationships is the subject of the Royalton Players' original production "Of All Things Nonsensical," which opens June 19 for a two weekend run.
Hundreds line up for jobs at new call center in Akron
Some wore suits. Others dressed in jeans. Some were fresh out of high school. Others had gray hair.
Strongsville police hear a fuzzy story about assault
ASSAULT: A Drake Road woman called police at 3 a.m. Saturday to say her husband was outside with a man who said he had just been jumped and wanted someone to call him a cab.
Strongsville's annual rib burn off begins June 25
Residents looking to satisfy their summer craving for barbecued ribs and other food favorites don't need to look any further than the center of town.
Brecksville, Broadview Heights: Route 82 Relay for Life brought teams togther to fight cancer
Kevin Norcross walked slowly around the North Royalton High School track, reading the names on the paper "luminary" bags honoring both victims and survivors of cancer.