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Parma councilman to open Cleveland Pickleball Center
PARMA, Ohio -- Ward 9 Councilman Rob Euerle admittedly has never played pickleball. However, the businessman -- who also owns the Parma Armory Shooting Center and adjacent event center The Overlook -- isn’t one to pass up on a volley of opportunity. That’s why he’s planning to open the...
Parma receives additional funding for Krueger Avenue sanitary sewer projects
PARMA, Ohio -- This winter Parma Mayor Tim DeGeeter hoped the city would find additional funds to cover the second phase of the Krueger Avenue sanitary sewer project. That wish recently came true in the form of more Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District (NEORSD) Member Community Infrastructure Grant Program (MCIP) funding.
Parma Heights Council considering city leader salary increases
PARMA HEIGHTS, Ohio -- For the first time in what could be a dozen years, Parma Heights City Council may be increasing the salaries for city leaders. While the proposed City Council member raises are modest, the mayor position -- if approved -- will receive a nearly 30 percent increase.
North Ridgeville Library hosts family fun carnival during Discover the Ridge
NORTH RIDGEVILLE, Ohio -- Residents checked out more than books at the North Ridgeville Library May 18. They also checked out games and a petting zoo during the library’s family fun carnival. The event was a highlight of the citywide Discover the Ridge celebration, drawing in families from across...
Parma Heights’ Incarnate Word Academy receives state’s 2024 STEAM designation
PARMA HEIGHTS, Ohio -- A tenant of 21st-century education is learning through failure. That’s exactly what Parma Heights’ Incarnate Word Academy experienced on its way to recently receiving designation as a 2024 STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics) School through the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce (ODEW).
Watch out for lots of orange barrels in North Ridgeville this summer
NORTH RIDGEVILLE, Ohio -- The North Ridgeville Engineering Department is bustling with activity, taking significant strides toward improving the city’s infrastructure. Here are five updates/upcoming projects that underscore the department’s ongoing efforts and dedication. Fire hydrant replacement. Diggers of Ohio (an Amherst company that does excavation, grading and...
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