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Prosecutor: Mother, her boyfriend to be charged after toddler accidentally shoots himself
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, Ohio (WKRC) - A University Heights mother is expected to face charges after her toddler shot himself. The toddler was taken to Good Samaritan Hospital and then moved to Cincinnati Children's. He's said to be stable. The little boy apparently got a hold of a gun at an...
Girl plants bullet in restroom in hopes of having school canceled: Lyndhurst Police Blotter
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Chardon Senior Center unveils May programs
The Chardon Senior Center has unveiled a slate of programs it will be hosting this May. The next segment in the “Lunch and Speaker Series with Kathie Doyle” will take place from 11:30 a.m. to 1`:30 p.m. May 3.This month’s topic is “The Great Depression” and it will start with the presentation and follow with lunch, according to a news release.
Gunshot scares off car theft attempt: Euclid Police Blotter
EUCLID, Ohio – Here is the Euclid Police Blotter for April 15 through April 21. Attempted vehicle grand theft/shot fired: East 191st Street. Police were sent to a call April 17 on East 191st Street after a man fired a shot in the air to scare off a car theft attempt.
Wildflowers, migrating birds spread spring’s beauty throughout Northeast Ohio
Celebrate spring with a walk among the wildflowers at Holden Arboretum and parks in Lake and Geauga counties, which surround us and are within a few minutes’ drive of most communities in this area. Migrating birds are also returning now, so don’t forget to listen and look up during your search for wildflowers.
Drunk driver crashes car, claims witness was driving: Mayfield Heights Police Blotter
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Geauga County Maple Festival to kick off its 93rd year
Geauga County Maple Festival volunteers have been eagerly counting down the days until their longstanding tradition. That’s the observation made by Nella Cordone, the publicity director of the festival which is scheduled to take place April 25-28 on Chardon Square. For the last 93 years, the Maple Festival has...
Euclid tops Collinwood in Big Clean competition
Euclid residents celebrated over the weekend when the results of the Big Clean came through. The friendly competition between Collinwood and Euclid has been an annual event where residents go out and collect trash in their neighborhoods in recognition of Earth Day and on Oct. 20 Euclid closed the day with 204 bags of trash, compared to Collinwood’s total of 164 bags with 250 total residents joining in the competition.
The Shop Bar and Grill review: Fuel-injected new life for former Sam & Tommy’s
For years, Sam & Tommy’s — a blend of local watering hole, site of amateur volleyball leagues and live music — was a fixture in Painesville Township. A blend of local watering hole, site of amateur volleyball leagues and live music, no one would have called it THE destination in the eastern portion of the county, but it was A destination.
Willoughby-Eastlake Schools sets end-of-year events
Willoughby-Eastlake School District’s upcoming end-of-the-year events will be a snapshot of how the district will close out the school year, according to Superintendent Patrick Ward. “The next six weeks are filled with amazing opportunities for our students,” he said. “I call it the ritual of closing a school year....
Medina, Medina Township and Montville Township police blotter for April 24
8:55 a.m. — East Liberty Street; there was a motor vehicle crash with no reported injuries that resulted in issuing a citation for marked lanes. 12:29 p.m. — 100 block of West Reagan Parkway; there was a motor vehicle crash with no reported injuries. One driver was cited for the right of way when turning left.
'Tone deaf': Some question Shaker High's choice of commencement speaker
Some Shaker Heights alumni are calling on the school district to choose another graduation speaker saying the selection of former Congresswoman and HUD Secretary Marcia Fudge was “tone deaf.”
LeAnn Rimes to play Mentor Rocks
CLEVELAND, Ohio – Country star LeAnn Rimes is scheduled to perform at Mentor Civic Amphitheater as a part of the Mentor Rocks summer concert series. The concert is Sunday, July 28. The series (listed below) has 16 dates with assorted artists and tribute bands. If you purchase a product...
MetroHealth Men's Health Fair to offer free screenings, health education to combat inequities
Black men have the lowest life expectancy of any group in America, and much of that is due to health disparities that have been attributed to socioeconomic factors, differences in the way they perceive medical care and the way they’re treated compared with other groups. The MetroHealth System will...
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