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MIDDLEBURG HEIGHTS, Ohio – At its Oct. 8 meeting, Middleburg Heights City Council unanimously passed legislation to finance the Southland Area Redevelopment Project through the issuance of $8.3 million in notes. The first ordinance provides for the issuance and sale of $3.6 million of economic development nontax revenue bond...

Cleveland winters are cold and frigid, but your home can be nice and warm, unless your furnace breaks down. To keep your heating system running efficiently and effectively, yearly maintenance is a must. Many homeowners are unaware when their heating systems are running poorly and how much money is being wasted in the process. It not only costs more in energy bills but also can cause further damage to the system that could necessitate costly repairs and even replacement of your replacement of your heating system.

Bay (OH) topped Lakewood in a 22-20 overtime thriller in an Ohio high school football matchup on Oct. 18. Bay (OH) opened with a 14-7 advantage over Lakewood through the first quarter. Defense ruled the second and third quarters as Bay (OH) and Lakewood were both scoreless. Nothing was decided...

Four Corners Heating and Cooling was founded over a year ago by Joseph Reichman and Chris Liston, who has spent decades working for prominent HVAC companies in the area. “As a family-owned and run company, we take pride in building our business through a culture of customer dedicated service, HVAC expertise and above all, integrity,” says Operations Director Allison Minda. “We want to both serve and service our greater community”

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Medicare’s annual enrollment period — the season when older adults are flooded with ads and flyers about various Medicare plans — is here, and seniors have lots of questions. The upcoming free webinar, “Guide to Medicare and Golden Retirement,” presented by The Plain...

Wickliffe’s powerful offense dominated to a resounding victory by pulling away from Orwell Grand Valley 5-2 for an Ohio boys soccer victory on Oct. 19. Wickliffe roared in front of Orwell Grand Valley 4-1 to begin the second half. Neither team could gain any advantage in the second half.

David Laib and Aaron Apticar, a pair of former Cleveland State golfers, took advantage of the perfect fall weather and outstanding course conditions to put together an 8-under par winning total in The Fairways at Twin Lakes Fall 2-Player Scramble. Laib + Apticar went out in just 3-under par on...

Fairview collected a solid win over Burton Berkshire in a 43-29 verdict for an Ohio high school football victory at Fairview High on Oct. 18. Fairview moved in front of Burton Berkshire 14-7 to begin the second quarter. The Warriors opened a modest 24-15 gap over the Badgers at halftime.

BRUNSWICK, Ohio – It wouldn’t be hard to convince me that Halloween is the favorite holiday of local homeowners. I often think more people decorate their homes for the October holiday than for Christmas. There are some fantastic ones – especially those who get creative with the skeletons you can buy.

Buy the warehouse way and save lots of your hard-earned money. Everyone knows you will pay more for the flooring that you need at the overpriced TV advertising operations. You are paying for the commercials on TV, not your flooring. Shop where there is low overhead and where there is...

Natchitoches, Louisiana is FAR from a major America city. The population is only 17,440. It's home to a small college - Northwestern State University. And while NSU isn't the biggest college in America, they have some pretty noteworthy alumni - especially from the sports world. From Bobby Hebert to Ed Oregeron. Joe Delaney to Kenta Bell.

MILWAUKEE – Mesfin Roda scored in the 70th minute and Daniel Ibarra came through with his fourth shutout of the season as the Milwaukee men's soccer team claimed a quality 1-0 victory over Cleveland State Saturday evening at Engelmann Stadium. The Panthers (6-3-4, 2-3-1 Horizon League) were on the...

Visit the Medina County Showbiz website for upcoming shows, audition dates, and more: https://www.medinashowbiz.org/. The curtain zips open and the flash of the spotlights fill the stage, the audience cheers as the actors begin their opening number. After weeks of anticipation and rehearsals, opening night had finally come. Regardless of your role, putting yourself on a stage is not an easy thing to do, but this was the experience of three Brunswick High School (BHS) students this past September.

Bowling Green, OH - The men's cross country team sent a small squad to the Falcon Invitational, hosted by Bowling Green University, marking their first appearance at BGSU. The men capped off the afternoon in the Bob Rothermel 8,000m race, finishing 8th with a total of 226 points. Leading the...

Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes come to MGM Northfield Park on Saturday, October 19 at 8:00 PM! Listen to all your favorite hits in one night like: "I Don't Want to Go Home", "The Fever", "Talk to Me" and many more! For complete show details and to purchase your tickets, click HERE starting Friday, May 31 at 10:00 AM!

Ursuline (7-1) will host Cardinal Mooney in Week 10. Chaney (3-4) will host Youngstown East.

MENTOR, Ohio — In four possessions in the first half, Mentor scored touchdowns on each of them and built a two-touchdown lead Friday night on Strongsville before pulling away with a 44-17 victory for the Greater Cleveland Conference championship. With a game left in the regular season, Mentor (9-0,...

CLEVELAND, OHIO—According to a Phys.org report, Paleolithic hunters may have thrown javelins from elevated positions to increase their effectiveness. Nam Kim of the University of Wisconsin-Madison and Metin I. Eren of Kent State University and their colleagues tested the velocity and kinetic impact energy of both six-foot javelins and seven-foot darts thrown with an atlatl by launching the weapons from a scissor lift set at four different heights, ranging from ground level to about 30 feet. Measurements of the throws were taken with a high-speed camera. The experiment found that velocity and kinetic energy increased when the javelin was thrown from the highest position, but the velocity and kinetic impact energy of the darts thrown with the atlatl decreased as elevation increased. The researchers suggest that launching the darts downward from the elevation may have hindered the lever action of the atlatl, which outperformed the javelin on ground level. Paleolithic hunters may have therefore chosen atlatls when hunting in flat open environments, and javelins when trees or elevated terrain were present. The researchers also suggest that some Paleolithic populations may not have adopted atlatl technology because it would not have been effective in their environments. Read the original scholarly article about this research in Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports. To read more about evidence for early hunting, go to “Weapons of the Ancient World: Hunting Equipment.”

The Muskingum volleyball team spiked Otterbein and #15 Case Western Reserve on Saturday afternoon. In game one the Muskies swept Otterbein 3-0 (25-17, 25-22, 25-21). The Muskies carried their momentum into game two as they defeated #15 Case Western Reserve in a five-set thriller, 3-2 (25-20, 23-25, 19-25, 28-26, 15-8).

WOOSTER, Ohio – Gilmour Academy’s Grier Peckham and Caroline Koch have played tennis together since they were little. On Friday, the freshmen duo’s chemistry was on full display as they claimed the OHSAA Division II state doubles championship at the College of Wooster. They defeated Kennedi Washington and Ginevra Muratori from Dayton Miami Valley in straight sets (6-4, 6-1).