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More Rite Aid stores closing in Stark County, residents feeling the impact
If it feels like every few days you're hearing about another Rite Aid closing, you're right. The pharmacy's released list after list of stores it's shutting down since it filed for bankruptcy.
One of three co-defendants in fatal arson fire in Canton no longer facing charges
CANTON − One of three men arrested in connection with a fatal fire is no longer facing charges. A Stark County grand jury did not find enough evidence to indict Corey E. Bulstrom, 29, of Louisville in connection with the May 1 arson fire that killed Frank Campbell. Bulstrom...
Broadview Heights hires former ARB member to design new Service Department storage building
BROADVIEW HEIGHTS, Ohio -- The city has hired a Broadview Heights architect to design a new Service Department storage building on the City Hall campus. Glen D. Ramage served on the city’s Architectural Review Board before it was disbanded about 10 years ago, according to David Schroedel, the city’s director of public service and development.
Heat and humidity can’t beat women’s soccer competitors at Pan American Masters Games 2024 Cleveland
STRONGSVILLE, Ohio – Monday’s Pan American Masters Games women’s soccer round-robin matches saw warm temperatures and high humidity at Foltz Park in Strongsville, but the senior stars worked the green grass fields for 80 minutes, which included a water break after 20 minutes. In the 65-plus division,...
Solon High athletes score with community service
The Solon High School soccer team traded their cleats for helping hands recently, volunteering at the Solon Senior Center’s produce market distribution. This drive-thru service provides fresh fruits and vegetables to local senior citizens. The team’s participation was voluntary, with nearly every available player opting in. Despite being told...
Solon mayor thanks state legislators for helping to secure funding to support park improvements
SOLON, Ohio -- Mayor Ed Kraus believes Solon Community Park will be “the envy of all parks in Northeast Ohio” when construction of the multi-phase project is completed. On Monday (July 15), Kraus told City Council that State Sen. Jerry Cirino (R-Kirtland) and State Rep. Phil Robinson (D-Solon) are playing a key role in helping to make that happen.
Alliance votes to permit chickens in the city
ALLIANCE ‒ Residents can now own chickens within the city limits. City Council on Monday voted to amend city laws to permit residents to own up to six hens. No roosters are allowed. Council opted to allow female chickens for personal or household use in residential backyards. ...
Ravenna schools to cut busing for high school students. Levy returning to November ballot
Ravenna High School students won't be able to take the bus to school no matter where they live, the district told parents last week. Parents received a notice through Parent Square, the district's messaging app, informing them of upcoming changes to the district's transportation plan. The district also posted notification...
Chas Mitchell joins Greater Alliance Foundation board
ALLIANCE – An Alliance native has joined the Greater Alliance Foundation’s Board of Trustees. Chas Mitchell, who works in his family’s business, Grove Appliance TV & Mattress, has joined the community agency. Mitchell earned a finance degree from Grove City College and an MBA from Malone University....
Cleveland Clinic Ranked No. 1 Heart Hospital in U.S. for 30th Consecutive Year
U.S. News & World Report’s 2023-24 Best Hospital Rankings also names Cleveland Clinic to Honor Roll and No. 1 hospital in Ohio. Content is property of Cleveland Clinic and for news media use only. As one of the largest integrated heart centers in the world, Cleveland Clinic has long...
Medina City Council to vote on proposed hotel tax in August
MEDINA, Ohio -- City Council’s Finance Committee has forwarded draft legislation to council that would modify Medina’s codified ordinances to allow for a 3 percent lodging or room tax on hotels within the city. Council is slated to consider the legislation when they return from summer recess in...
Family of Willoughby woman who died by suicide sues mental health clinic and doctors, accusing them of neglect
CLEVELAND, Ohio— A Willoughby woman who took her own life had been released from a mental health clinic without medication in the days leading up to her death, according to a lawsuit filed by the woman’s estate. Laurel Nash, who suffered from schizoaffective and general anxiety disorders, was...
A magical place: Wesley and Julie Hurless settle in as new owners of Shady Bend Manor
OXFORD TOWNSHIP, Coshocton County ‒ Wesley and Julie Hurless fell in love with Shady Bend Manor on their very first visit to the 150-year-old Italianate mansion. "When we first walked through here back in December, we were just in awe, not just of the house itself but the property in general and all of the really cool, extraordinary things, and just how magical this whole place is. We were pretty captivated by it," said Wesley. ...
Cleveland Botanical Garden Offers Jazz and Pizza on its Terrace
Thu 7/18 @ 5:30-8PM The Cleveland Botanical Garden’s Tunes on the Terrace summer series gives guests the opportunity to enjoy a beautifuloutdoor setting, some outstanding food and some great music. At the chef station, you’ll find flatbread pizzas made fresh to order, with your choice of BBQ chicken, margarita,...
Kirk Herbstreit Drops Five-Word Review Of Nick Chubb’s Viral Workout
Cleveland Browns star running back Nick Chubb suffered one of the most gruesome injuries in the NFL last season. In week two against the Pittsburgh Steelers, Chubb tore his MCL and his ACL, requiring season-ending surgeries. But Chubb seems to be recovering from his injury quite nicely. In a recent ...
Browns Re-Sign Key Veteran to Massive Extension
Browns fans have been waiting for contract extensions for several key starters, most notably star wide receiver Amari Cooper. As the Cleveland Browns prepare for training camp like the rest of the NFL, the status of these contract extensions was a big concern for the fanbase. Fortunately, Adam Schefter of...
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