Willoughby, OH News

• Willoughby, OH News
• Profiling the NBA Draft: Thomas Robinson
• Profiling the NBA Draft: Bradley Beal
• Willoughby Kicks Off 2012 Summer Concert Series
• "Can I do that?" Ohio Ethics Law training set for June 7
• 2012 Willoughby Rib Burn Off Organizers Look for Input
• 2012 Willoughby Memorial Day Parade Information
• Discover Willoughby’s History in New Book
• Profiling the NBA Draft: Andre Drummond
• Business News: Elite Repeats Moves to Erie Street, Cast on Cafe Closes, New Wine Store
• Lowe’s Awards Grant Elementary Grant for Outdoor Learning Center
• RSVP Searches for Volunteers for Hope Chest
• Family Eyecare Clinic Warns of Eye Damage from Sunlight
• Profiling the NBA Draft: Harrison Barnes
• Willo-Hill Christian School Team Builds Machine, Wins Second Place in International Competition
• Profiling the NBA Draft: John Henson
• Adventure Chrysler Jeep Dodge to Bring Jeep Rally to Rib Burn Off
• #NBA News: Dan Gilbert on This Year’s NBA Draft Lottery
• Profiling the NBA Draft: Perry Jones III
• Discotheque Dance Party Returns to Ballantine
• Profiling the NBA Draft: Tyler Zeller
• Willoughby Fire Department Reminds Residents About Outdoor Fire Safety
• Concert - America The Beautiful
• Working Dog Weekend Celebration
• Horse Fest 2012
• Railroad In The Park
• New Willoughby Business Looks Better on You
• Willoughby Coal & Garden Center Offers Incentive for Cash Mob Participants
• Downtown Willoughby Merchants to Show Patriotism at Rib Cook Off
• The Market Report: Willoughby Outdoor Market Opens Season May 5
• Napoleon’s Pet of the Week: Sid
• Earning a bachelor's or graduate degree is getting easier for everyone in Lake County, partnership fair April 29
• Willoughby Celebrates Recognition as Tree City USA this Friday
• Lakeland's Center for International Education hosts discussion to highlight BRICs, April 26
• Local Businesses Promote Wellness for Mother’s Day
• National Kidney Foundation, Davita Dialysis Discuss Chronic Kidney Disease at Breckenridge Village
• Mayor Dave Anderson to Play Guitar at DTW Rib Burn Off
• How Willoughby REALLY Got Its Name: Part Four
• DTW Rib Burn Off Brings the Tunes
• DTW Bar & Restaurant Association Presents Spring Bar Crawl
• DTW Bar & Restaurant Association Plans May Rib Cook Off
• Downtown Willoughby Merchants Association Appoints Director of Media Relations
• Born on Barbeque: Ribs, Ribs, Ribs
• DTW Girls’ Night Out
• Destination Downtown: Ladies/Guys Night Out
• How Willoughby REALLY Got Its Name: Part Three
• Bella Me Bella You to Restructure, Open Online Store
• Cast on Cafe Announces Closing, Liquidation Sale
• “The Weighting Game” Increases Childhood Obesity, Bullying Awareness
• John Tillotson to Showcase Artwork at Michael Stefan Salon
• How Willoughby REALLY Got Its Name: Part Two
• #NBA News: On the Cavaliers winning and tanking all at the same time this season
• Lake County Ranks High in County Health Standings
• How Willoughby REALLY Got Its Name: Part One
• NBA News: Introducing Lester Hudson
• Willoughby Cash Mob Boosts Sales for Bella Me Bella You
• Destination Downtown: Willoughby Progressive Dinners
• Willoughby Cash Mob Descends on Bella Me Bella You
• Willoughby Library April Events
• Willoughby BrewHaHa Brings Laughs to Lake County
• Lake County Agency Reminds Residents about Outdoor Fire Safety
• The Market Report: Wood Road Salad Farm Gears Up for Market
• Manhattan Deli Announces Move After 26 Years
• Fox 8′s New Day Cleveland Visits Willoughby
• ArtStock Returns to The DiVine District
• Willoughby St. Patrick’s Day Specials 2012
• Willoughby Easter Egg Hunt 2012
• Eat Yourself Super Author to Present Health Discussion at La Verte Wellness Spa
• Napoleon’s Pets of the Week: Spanky & Sinny
• Willoughby South Graduates Show Hometown Pride with Local T-shirt Business
• Reiki Level 2 Workshops At Harmony Saturday, March 17 and Sunday, March 18
• Letter to Residents: Mayors Support Willoughby-Eastlake School Levy
• Willoughby South Hosts Eastlake North in Chardon Charity Basketball Event
• Willoughby South Class of 1972 Plans 40th Reunion
• #NBA News: On Cavs Loss to Knicks, and Tristan, Sessions, Kyrie and D-Rose
• Lure Bistro Weekly Lenten Specials – March 2
• Willoughby Residents and Businesses Come Together for Chardon High School
• Gourmet Soap Market Reopens in DiVine District
• Clean City of Willoughby Searches for Eco-Flea Market Participants
• La Verte Wellness to Explain Detoxification Basics
• Frank & Tony’s Place Hosts MDA Fundraiser
• County Commissioners Appoint Frank Sarosy to Lake County ADAMHS Board
• Lorraine Fende March Legislative Update
• Frank & Tony’s March Specials
• Hairspray to Arrive in Willoughby; Audition Details
• Willoughby Library March Events
• Willoughby Friday Fish Fry Dinners
• Lake County Schools Achieve Chance to Go Green with New Grant
• Willoughby Trash Delay Schedule 2012
• Napoleon’s Pet of the Week: Shy
• Tranquil Stretch with Paula Gardner Feb. 25
• Upcoming Events with DJ David Beans at Ballantine
• The Musical Theater Project celebrates Fred Astaire's impact on American song March 4
• Lake County Captains Search for National Anthem Singers
• Napoleon’s Pet of the Week: Jason
• Willoughby Brewing Co. Brew HaHa Comedy Show February 28
• Workshop shows how to approach a foundation to increase chances of getting funded, February 23
• For the Love of Chocolate Saturday, Feb. 11
• Cash Mob Tomorrow, Feb. 9 at The Art Gallery
• Frank & Tony’s Offers Bottomless Yuengling This Saturday, Feb. 11
• #NBA News: Catching Up with Delonte West
• Lure Bistro Cellar Rats Brewery Dinner
• Free CPR Courses at Willoughby Fire Department
• Finestra Gallery Trollbeads Trunk Show
• Burgers-n-Beer February Specials
• Born On Barbecue: Authentic Pulled Pork
• Volunteers Help RSVP of Lake County
• Napoleon’s Pet of the Week: Luna
• Willoughby Father/Daughter Sweetheart Ball
• DTW Girls Night Out
• IPAlooza 2012 Beer List
• Willoughby-Eastlake Schools Presentation Wednesday, Jan. 18 (VIDEO)
• #NBA News: Christian Eyenga Headed Back To Cleveland To Rejoin Cavaliers
• Napoleon’s Pet of the Week: Chief
• Zydrunas Ilgauskas Hired by Cavaliers as Special Assistant to the General Manager
• Willoughby-Eastlake Schools Announce Cuts
• Art in the Shops Preview: Tiffany Rose Antiques
• Art in the Shops Preview: Gab Street Boutique
• Napoleon’s Pet of the Week: Dottie
• DTW Bar Crawl January 21- Win Tickets to OSU v. Michigan
• Art in the Shops Preview: Michael Stefan Salon
• Art in the Shops Preview: Lori Diemer Photography
• Croagh Patricks 17 Days of March
• Art in the Shops Preview: Cast on Cafe
• New Willoughby Bar Opens Tomorrow
• Ryan Dalton Heads Willoughby Comedy Show
• Family EyeCare Clinic Open on MLK Day for Student Eye Exams
• Wine Vault Going Out of Business
• New Years Resolutions Begin with Eye Care
• Catching Up With Ramon Sessions: Talking Leadership & The Cavaliers Second Unit
• Thank You from DJ David Beans
• Explore Just Around the Corner (VIDEO)
• Restorative Yoga Session
• Game Two: When Things Felt Infinitely Better As Cavs Win By Sixteen
• Billy Nainiger to Showcase Art at Michael Stefan Salon
• Explore Cabinet of Curiosities (VIDEO)
• Get Fit in Willoughby: Fitness Guide 2012
• Explore Tiffany Rose Antiques (VIDEO)
• Karma Koffee Misfit Toys Event
• Medical Flex Spending Accounts to Expire at Year End
• #NBA News: Norris Cole Shines in Scrimmage
• Eye Safety: How to Choose Safe Christmas Toys
• Frank and Tony’s Wing Eating Contest Returns
• Cavs Media Day Part Three: With Ramon Sessions, Manny Harris, Ryan Hollins and Luke Harangody
• Cavs Media Day: Part Two With Tristan Thompson, Samardo Samuels, And Christian Eyenga
• #Cleveland Cavaliers Media Day: Anderson Varejao (VIDEO)
• Alan Cox Joins Willoughby Brewing Comedy Show
• Willoughby United Methodist Church Hosts Christmas Dinner
• Indie Night Moves to 1899
• Special Detox Flow Workshop with Halli Kiwi
• Tranquil Stretch with Paula Gardner
• Mindful Eating with Anne Ondrey
• Area Dentists Collect Pet Food Items for Local Shelters
• La Verte, Pure Color Bar Team Up for Event
• Watercolor Art Show Opens this Friday
• #NBA News: Thoughts about the Cavs 2011/12 Schedule
• Gab Street Boutique Events and Holiday Hours
• Taste Six Wines for $10
• Hip-opener Workshop with Sarah Leptic
• #NBA News: Cavs Should Invite Cleveland’s Own Brian Kortovich To Training Camp
• #NBA News: Dan Coughlin Book Signing at Mullarkey’s Irish Pub on Dec. 13
• Balance Your Chakras & Balance Your Life with Paula Gardner
• Graceful Christmas Craft Boutique and Vendor Show Arrives in Willoughby
• #NBA News: Las Vegas Thinks Cavs Probably Won’t Win NBA Title This Season
• Willoughby Police Department Collects Donations for Lake Co. Dog Shelter
• You can do it! Come back to school! Spring programs make it easier for adults to start college
• Basic Yoga Beginner’s Workshop with Anne Ondrey and Paula Gardner
• #NBA News: A Cavaliers Season of Hope Is Upon Us
• Lorraine Fende December Legislative Update
• Three reasons why your business should hire an intern, Workshop provides step-by-step plan to ensure a successful internship program
• Lure Christmas Ale Dinner
• What is discothèque?
• #NBA News: A conversation with World B. Free
• Pure Color Bar Small Business Saturday
• Elite Repeats Small Business Saturday Special
• La Verte Black Friday Specials
• Lake County Expands Pharmaceutical Drug Collection Locations
• Holiday Open House at The Wood Road Salad Farm
• Joe’s Music Small Business Saturday Special
• Lure Bistro Black Friday Specials
• Finestra Gallery Black Friday Specials
• #NBA News: Cavs Baron Davis and Antawn Jamison To Play In The Obama Classic Game
• discothèque on Thanksgiving Eve
• Fine Arts Association Auditions for Alice in Wonderland
• Chox Chocolate Wine
• Tank’s Burgers & Burritos Opens Tomorrow
• #NBA News: Joe Tait Says LeBron James was Never a Leader
• Roberta Kalb Returns to Lake County ADAMHS Board
• Bella Me Bella You Relocates, Now Offers Alterations
• Willoughby Businesses Launch TV Commercials
• Grant Elementary Nominated for Clorox Power a Bright Future Grant Program
• Lake Alliance Church Welcomes Dr. Daniel Shayesteh
• Chad Zumock Heads Next Comedy Show at Willoughby Brewing
• Point of View Exhibit Opening this Friday
• Fine Arts Association Weekend Events
• Free Make Up Applications at Texture Hair Studio
• Ferdinand the Bull Arrives at Fine Arts this Week
• Family EyeCare Clinic Offers Free Infant Eye Exams During November
• #NBA News: Nick Gilbert’s Not Only A Cool Kid, He’s An Inspiration Too
• Lorraine Fende November Legislative Update
• Friday at Fusco’s: Antique and Collectibles Auction
• Fine Arts Association Performs Play Addressing Childhood Obesity
• Willoughby PD, Lake Health Team Up to Collect Prescription Drugs
• #NBA News: JJ Hickson Heads to Israel
• Ursuline Hosts Valerie Mayen of Project Runway Season 8!
• Enchanted Grove Hosts Halloween Psychic Fair
• NBA News: ESPN’s #NBArank: 23 Teams Have At Least 2 Players Better Than Any Cavs
• Free Soft Drinks on Halloween Weekend at Participating Downtown Willoughby Bars
• Finesta Gallery Glass Event and Trollbeads Trunk Show
• Willoughby Chili Cook Off Winners
• DiVine District Businesses Nominated on Fox8 Hotlist
• Confectionary Cupboard Showcases Holiday Treats
• NBA News: Wine & Gold Show Podcast – Episode 22
• Napoleon’s Pet of the Week: Addie
• NBA News: Semih Erden Scores 13, Raab Interviews Howard, and Kemp’s Training Morris Twins
• Will-O-Boo Welcomes Kids on October 29
• Willoughby Brewing Brings Back the Laughs
• Burroughs Nature Club Discusses Deep Shale Gas Drilling
• Willoughby Area Welcome Center House Debuts on October 22
• NBA News: Five Ways in Which the Lockout is Hurting Cleveland
• Halloween Health News: Over-the-Counter Costume Contact Lenses Can Cause Infections or Loss of Sight
• DavEd Jewelers Switches Owners After 66 Years
• NBA News: Tristan Thompson goes for 14 and 7 in South Florida All Star Classic this weekend
• Experience Willoughby with the New iPhone App
• Fanucce’s Nominated in Pizza Playoffs
• Lure Bistro Clam Bake Weekends
• Gab Street Boutique Hosts Ladies Night Out
• NBA News: Dan Gilbert’s Selling LeBron James Fatheads
• Napoleon’s Pet of the Week: Jerry Lee
• Police Blotter 9/30/11: Update on City Hall Parking Lot Project
• Rake It and Leave It
• Be ‘Bella’ with Your Own Bella Me Bella You T-shirt
• Lorraine Fende October Legislative Update
• Willoughby Leaf Pickup 2011
• NBA News: How NBA 2K12 Ranks The Cleveland Cavaliers
• NBA News: Big Few Weeks Upcoming For Canton D-Leaguers
• Immaculate Conception Hosts Oktoberfest Clam Bake
• Cast On Cafe October Breakfast Club and Male Crafter Night
• University of Akron and Team Looking for New TV Show Pitches!
• NBA News: Kyrie Irving and Tristan Thompson Scheduled To Play In CP3′s Charity Game
• It’s All About the Bacon
• NBA News: Kyrie Irving’s First Impression In Cleveland Is A Good One
• This Week’s Poll: What Pizza Reigns Supreme?
• Napoleon’s Pet of the Week: Bella
• Learn How to Taste Beer
• Police Blotter 9/23/2011: Catalytic Converters, Good Samaritans
• Willoughby Restaurants Heat Up the Town with Chili Cook Off
• NBA News: Cavs Big Man Samardo Samuels Checks In After Running Two-A-Day’s Out At Impact
• Trick-or-Treat at the Willoughby Outdoor Market
• The Art Gallery October Events: George Kocar; Silk Painting Class
• NBA News: Christian Eyenga Checks In From Impact Games
• Napoleon’s Pet of the Week: Emma
• NBA News: Checking In With Samardo Samuels
• Willoughby Brewing Oktoberfest Opens on Monday
• Grand Opening at My Song Boutique
• Elite Repeats Gives 50% Off
• NBA News: Christian Eyenga Holding Things Down For Cavs At Impact Basketball
• Indie/Dance Night Setlist (9.13.11)
• Napoleon’s Pets of the Week: Robbie and Boo
• Burgers-N-Beer Happy Hour and Daily Specials
• My Song and Spray U Tan Team Up for Girls’ Night Out
• Youth Club Raises Funds for Festival
• Omri Casspi Looking To Play In Impact Basketball League Next Week
• Mike Polk, Josh Womack, Tyler Ross and Chuck Booms Entertain at Willoughby Brewing
• Willoughby Fire Department Dedicates 9/11 Memorial
• A Call to Volunteer: One in 5 Lake County Seniors have a Mobility or Self-care Limitation
• Sample Wine at Lure Bistro’s Wine Infusion Event
• Cast on Cafe’s Breakfast Club Returns; New in the Shop
• Northeast Ohio Yarn Discovery Tours 2011
• Ballantine Dance-Party Setlist (9.2.11)
• Napoleon’s Pet of the Week: Blanca
• Chick-fil-A Free Breakfast This Week
• NBA News: Breaking Down The Cavs
• The Art Gallery Hosts Opening for Northern Ohio Illustrators’ Society
• Spotlight: DearArtists.com
• Burroughs Nature Club September Meeting
• NBA News: Manny Harris may play in Impact Basketball League, and Cavs 1st Round Picks Head Back to School
• Lorraine Fende September Legislative Update
• My Song Boutique to Offer High-End Consignment Clothing
• Last Stop Willoughby Winners and Attendance
• Napoleon’s Pet of the Week: Barkley
• Local Author to Visit Karma Koffee
• The Market Report: Spotlight on Carrots
• DTW Scarecrow Contest, Fall Open House Return
• Croagh Patrick’s Hosts 3rd Annual Halfway to St.Patrick’s Day Party
• Back to School for Willoughby - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Back to School for Willoughby - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• NFL: How Do Your Browns Look So Far?
• Molta Bella Pizza Celebrates First Anniversary
• Napoleon’s Pet of the Week: Sophie
• NBA News: Cavs Plan To Retire Zydrunas Ilgauskas’ Number Eleven
• Lost & Found: Kitten Missing in North Willoughby
• Local Clinic Offers Back-to-School Eye Care Advice
• Comedy Night Returns to Willoughby Brewing
• Heart of Willoughby Introduces New Award
• NBA News: Kevin Ollie and UConn, Antawn Jamison and France, and Kyrie’s Camp in Cleveland
• Grand Marshalls of Annual Parade Announced
• LSW Spotlight: Joe’s Music Kids Band
• LSW Spotlight: Terminal Blues Band
• LSW Spotlight: Plaid Sabbath
• Napoleon’s Pet of the Week: Jodi
• LSW Spotlight: Get a Taste of Willoughby at the Annual Parade
• NBA News: Jawad Williams to Sign with Paris-Levallois
• LSW Spotlight: Merchant Sidewalk Sales
• LSW Spotlight: The Taste of Willoughby
• Thank You to Our Sponsors
• Napoleon’s Pet of the Week: Cinderella
• LSW Spotlight: Historic Trolley Tours
• LSW Spotlight: Haunted Trolley Rides
• StoreyHorse Vintage Launches Online Store
• LSW Spotlight: KidZone
• NBA News: Omri Casspi Reportedly Offered Over $500K to Play in Europe
• Spotlight: Murphy Irish Step Dancers
• Alan Cox Show Bar Crawl Kicks Off on August 19
• Osborne Park Poochie Paddle August 22
• The Market Report: The Salad Days and Garlic News
• Napoleon’s Pet of the Week: Sally
• Mullarkey’s to Celebrate 15th Anniversary
• Last Stop Willoughby: A Call for Volunteers
• Runway Show Benefits Willoughby Area Welcome Center
• Bob Carr: Ward 4 August Newsletter
• Lorraine Fende August Legislative Update
• NBA News: Catching up with Manny Harris
• Napoleon’s Pet of the Week: Theo
• NBA News: Toronto Sun Rips Tristan Thompson For Decision To Not Play On Team Canada
• NFL: Are You Ready for Some Football?
• Napoleon’s Pet of the Week: Cupcake
• Dance Party EVERY Friday at Ballantine
• Local Links: Willoughby Resident Participates in Pan Ohio Hope Ride
• NBA News: My Interview with JJ Hickson
• La Verte Holds Olive Oil 101 Session
• Willoughby Brewing Brings Back the Laughs
• Joe’s Music Gives Back
• Fashion for a Fraction: Fun in the Sun!
• NBA News: Wes Wilcox Named GM of a Team that Needs a Name
• Oktoberfest in July Starts this Friday
• NBA News: Breaking News and Overseas Employment Opportunities
• Local Links: George Boyadjis
• Spotlight: A Song For Jane…
• Fashion for a Fraction: Borrowed & Blue
• Join DJ LV at John’s Cafe
• Willoughby Brewing to Tap Wenceslas Christmas Ale
• Fashion for a Fraction: Fundamentally Free
• Willoughby South High Class of ’76 Reunion Info
• Fashion for a Fraction: Oh, Jessica.
• RoverFest Event Arrives in Eastlake
• NBA News: Social Media and Sports
• Finestra Gallery’s Chamilia Trunk Show
• Willoughby Artsfest Features 145 Artists
• Antiques and Fine Arts Auction July 8
• Declaration of Dance Setlist [7.1.11] – We Return Next Friday [7.8.11]
• NBA News: Wishing JJ Hickson the Best on His Trip to Sacramento
• Fashion for a Fraction: 4th of July for Fireworks
• Dance Party Friday, July 1
• NBA News: Cavs Pick Up Skyenga’s Option
• NBA News: Getting to know Tristan…by the numbers
• Lorraine Fende July Legislative Update
• Willoughby July 4 Fireworks Display
• Joe’s Music Kids Band to Play at Classic Park
• Fashion for a Fraction: If I Had a Boat
• DTW Shuttle Service to Begin Saturday
• NBA News: Charles Barkley: If I had the No. 1 pick, I’d have taken that kid out of Turkey"
• NBA News: On BD, Kyrie, Rich Paul and Tristian
• Willoughby Eyecare Clinic Stresses UV Protection
• NBA News: On the Draft Party, the Draft, and Part One with Sandy D
• ZUMBA Classes at My Song Boutique!
• Declaration of Dance // Friday, July 1st!
• The Market Report: Pesto, Garlic Scapes and Recipes
• Fashion for a Fraction: The Same, Only Different
• NBA News: Thoughts on the Draft and Trade Assets
• Indie Night this Saturday (6.25.11) at Le Circle Lounge!
• You can do it! Lakeland receives $50,000 grant for adults to get a QuickStart to college
• Second Round: Where Cavs Should Draft Best Two SF’s Available
• NBA News: Reports of Cavs looking to trade 4th pick, and a list of foreign players drafted in top-10
• Fashion for a Fraction: Good as Gold – or Better!
• NBA News: Cavs Trade Bait Talk and Encouraging Draft Speculation
• Summer School Dance Night Setlist!
• Living Estate Auction June 17
• R.J. Luna and My Song Boutique Film Promos for Release Party
• Joe’s Music and My Song Boutique Join Eclectic Runway Show
• Stepien Rules Draft Party at Mullarkey’s Irish Pub
• Fashion for a Fraction: The New & The Old
• Fashion for a Fraction: Cheapy Mc Cheapster aka me
• North Coast Report: It’s Over, Now Let It Go!
• NBA News: Reaction to LeBron James Losing the NBA Title as a Member of the Heat
• The Market Report: Rainy Weather, Asparagus and Potatoes
• NBA 2011 Draft: On the Monta Ellis trade rumors, Irving, Kanter, and Lighty
• Fashion for a Fraction: Beach Hair
• Fashion for a Fraction: Hidden Treasures of the Summer!
• Willoughby to Present Master Plan for Osborne, Sunset Parks
• NBA 2011 Draft: I don’t think Derrick Williams would be a better four than JJ Hickson
• Fashion for a Fraction: Spontaneous Adventures
• NBA: On Chris Herren, his new book, and my conversation with him over at Crossover Chronicles
• Fashion for a Fraction:Because it was cheap, it’s cuter on me
• Second Annual May Show at Lakeland Juried Art Exhibition runs through July 8
• Chad Zumock Headlines Comedy Showcase
• Willoughby Classic Car Cruise-In June 18
• On Shaq’s retirement, his time in Cleveland, and a legacy of nicknames
• Bob Carr: Ward 4 June Newsletter
• Summer School Dance Night – June 14th!
• Fashion for a Fraction: Bright & Bold for Summer
• Willoughby Announces Summer Concert Schedule
• “The Music Man” Marches on to the Fine Arts Stage
• In Tress We Trust?
• The Nauti Look
• Frank and Tony’s Rocks Tuesday Nights, AYCE Crab Legs Return
• This Could Be A Fun Summer
• NBA Finals Preview
• A Week Unlike Any Other
• Guest Column: Willoughby Groups Provide Summer Fun
• Cavs Trade Talk, Boobie responds to LeBron, and why I think Brown will win big in LA
• Lorraine Fende June Legislative Update
• NBA Mock Draft
• Kyrie Irving’s body fat measurements are cause for ZERO concern
• This Week’s Sports Review
• A Fans View of the Browns 2011 Draft
• NBA Draft Party at Mullarkey’s, Draft Predictions
• Memorial Day Parade May 30
• DTW Bars and Restaurants Form Association
• What businesses would you like to see in DTW?
• Spotlight: ‘Homegrown’ Willoughby Girl Heads to Nashville
• Willoughby Brewing Comedy Showcase
• Willoughby Ohio Homes For Sale What to Expect When Your House is on the Market
• Mayor Anderson to Unveil Traffic Light Replica at ArtStock
• Willoughby Youth Football League Reverse Raffle
• Q and A with the Willoughby Outdoor Market Manager
• Wellness Spa Opens in Willoughby
• Lorraine Fende May Legislative Update
• Ward 4 May Newsletter
• Finestra Gallery Welcomes Trollbeads Designer
• Check it out: Joe’s Music Kids Band
• Gab Street Boutique Expands Business
• Fusco Auctions Holding ‘Excellent’ Antiques Auction
• Cabinet of Curiosities to Open Saturday
• Opinion: Are downtown Willoughby businesses over solicited?
• Ten Cent Wing Night at FATS
• Ask the Stylist: Brighten Up for Spring
• Spotlight: Not F-ing Cool
• FATS Dishes Up Wing Eating Contest
• Baby Cakes Brings Back 1/2 Off Cupcakes Thursdays
• My Song Boutique Seeks Models
• Dog Missing Since January 2011
• Lakeland Hosts Comedians Chad Zumock, Mike Polk and Josh Womack
• Easter Egg Hunt Postponed
• ArtStock Returns to Vine Street May 15
• Bella Me Bella You Celebrates First Year of Business
• Last Stop Willoughby to Bring a Taste of Willoughby
• DJ David Beans Spins at Ballantine
• American Alert Expands into Willoughby
• Texture Opens Contest to Special Needs Moms
• Lorraine Fende April Legislative Update
• The Brendan Burt Band
• Sin with the Original
• Arbor Day Photo Contest
• Pray for Elise
• The Women's Center announces the recipients of the 2011 Women of Achievement Award
• Easter Egg Hunt: Location Change
• Planning Commission Rejects Proposed Downtown Willoughby Restaurant
• Pure Color Bar Offers 1/2 Off Highlights
• "You Got the Grant? Now What?" Workshop shows how to manage relationships, April 7
• The Gallery at Lakeland celebrates Women's History Month with "From Woman IV" exhibit and Women of Achievement Awards March 27
• Cast On Cafe Now Serving Sandwiches
• Antique & Collectibles Auction March 19
• St. Patrick’s Day Guide
• Skky View Hall, Panera Bread Topics of Planning Commission Meeting
• Downtown Willoughby Lenten Specials
• Willoughby Tech Welding Class to Rebuild Original Traffic Signal
• Crash Breaks Window of Look What I Bought
• Craft Beer Meet Up
• Bob Carr: Ward 4 Newsletter
• Musician Learns Irish Song for Mullarkey’s
• Fashion Design Professionals to Visit Willoughby
• Lorraine Fende: March Legislative Update
• Todd Field Floods
• Willoughby Brewing Reinvents Menu, Hours
• Taylor Made Sponsors Event for Seniors
• Tetelestai Comes to WUMC
• Just Chalk it Up!
• Pre-St.Patrick’s Day Beer Tasting
• District Receives Green Light for New Project
• The Dogs of DTW: Part Two
• Meet Julian
• Meet Jameson
• Meet Napoleon
• Meet Mike
• Willoughby Police Get Social
• Downtown Willoughby Parking
• DiVine District Seeks Sculptures
• Willoughby Baseball Signups
• Spread the Word Book Drive
• Willoughby’s First Traffic Signal
• Pranzo Forno Fires Up the Flavor
• Public Workshop Generates Ideas, Raises Concerns
• Workshop shows "How to Write Winning Proposals" February 23
• Tarot Classes at Enchanted Grove
• Bella Me Predicts a Romantic Weekend
• Yoga, Wine and Chocolate
• Baby Cakes Remains Sweet Stop for V-Day
• Gab Street Boutique Trunk Show
• Twice Loved Reopens
• Little Miss Willoughby
• Redefine the Design
• State of the Cities Luncheon
• Meet the GLBC Brewer at Bottega
• May You Rest in Piece
• Lakeland hosts college fair for adult & transfer students
• The Dogs of DTW: Part One
• Meet DeDe
• Meet Precious
• On the Move: Willoughby Area Welcome Center
• Meet Buddy
• Meet Charlie
• Lorraine Fende: Feb. Legislative Update
• Meet Mister
• Historic Flower Shop Lets Love Blossom
• IPAlooza Comes to Willoughby
• Willoughby Events Jan. 27-30
• Program shows those who are Ready, Able and Willing' the steps needed to live their dreams
• Chocolate, Flowers, or Bling?
• The Dos and Don’ts of Dressing for V-Day
• Osborne Park Public Forum Feb.9
• Workshops shows how to create and establish government affairs operations for nonprofits, Jan. 27
• Lakeland Theatre presents Sondheim and Weidman's Tony Award-winning play "Assassins," February 4-20
• Ohio Department of Development approves Lakeland and Port Authority to co-host SBDC
• Scholarships available for Bioscience Lab Skills Certificate, Department of Labor grant covers full tuition for qualified students
• Seminar shows nonprofits how to build relationships to increase chances of getting funded
• Visual Arts Faculty Exhibition opens November 7
• Job Fair at Lakeland gives job seekers a chance to stand out
• Workshop gives tips on how orgganizations can be accountable
• 2010 Best Practices Award program honors Mike Mayher and Lakeland
• Write away! Lakeland's English department celebrates second annual Writing Carnival
• Lakeland business lecture series celebrates 36 years
• Lakeland Basic Police Academy graduates 23 with 100 percent pass rate on the OPOTC exam
• Lakeland musical performance season opens October 24
• Halloween Hayrides
• Second DiVine District sculpture stolen
• Recession, cohabitation likely reasons fewer are saying ‘I do'
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Madison schools reopening Tuesday after bus vandalism
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Laketran bringing back 1 hour of service
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Ricket charged with murder of toddler Jordan Pizzi
• Middlefield man goes to prison for groping girl
• Eastlake Council has committee meetings
• Hear today's late afternoon headlines
• Area libraries seeing new chapter in circulation, program numbers
• Listen to today's midday headlines
• Man accused of kicking pregnant girlfriend in the face
• Veterans having trouble finding work?
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• Site changed for hearing on plant's property values
• Painesville Council discusses legislation for AMP energy
• Corporate Art Gallery closing after 30 years
• Apartment fire being investigated in Painesville
• Political signs reportedly removed in Bainbridge Township
• Foreclosure help still available
• Euclid OKs cable cabinet on city property
• Erie man admits Painesville home invasion (with video)
• Police: Painesville man attacks mother of children, officer
• Tyler Boulevard speed limit 35 mph for entire roadway
• Site changed for hearing on plant's property values
• Erie man admits Painesville home invasion (with video)
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• Corporate Art Gallery closing after 30 years
• Veterans having trouble finding work?
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• Police: Painesville man attacks mother of children, officer
• Police looking for man who tried to lure children into van
• Madison schools closed today following vandalism
• Recession, cohabitation likely reasons fewer are saying ‘I do'
• Laketran bringing back 1 hour of service
• Middlefield man goes to prison for groping girl
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• Ricket charged with murder of toddler Jordan Pizzi
• Week puts focus on school bus safety
• Festival to celebrate environmentalist Aldo Leopold
• Chardon Council approves new lease with county garage
• Chardon Tomorrow updates council on goals, activities
• Indian Museum marks 30 years with stories, music
• Perry Township home damaged in fire
• Trial set in Mentor poisoning case
• Mentor plans to save on yard waste with this year's bids
• Lake, Geauga officials cautious about housing market
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Veterans remember Chosin Reservoir battle
• Fredon puts kids on job with annual program that stresses work
• Mentor High grads stand up for school with rally
• Bad experiences, convenience, speed, cost leading many to go ‘bankless'
• Haunted Hayrides back at Farmpark
• Students giving extreme makeover to Phillip the Fire Truck
• AMP reps discuss diverse power for Painesville
• Chardon OKs parks’ master plan
• Students giving extreme makeover to Phillip the Fire Truck
• Mentor High's new gym complete
• Chardon OKs parks’ master plan
• Some educators, students wary of call for longer school year
• Mentor High's new gym complete
• Florida company introduces red celery
• Some educators, students wary of call for longer school year
• Veterans remember Chosin Reservoir battle
• Fredon puts kids on job with annual program that stresses work
• Mentor High grads stand up for school with rally
• Bad experiences, convenience, speed, cost leading many to go ‘bankless'
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Hambden man headed to prison for molesting girl
• Willoughby Lions selling roses for Sweetest Day
• Willoughby Lions selling roses for Sweetest Day
• HEAP to soon begin funding
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• Haunted Hayrides back at Farmpark
• HEAP to soon begin funding
• AMP reps discuss diverse power for Painesville
• Chardon OKs parks’ master plan
• PUCO plans all-electric rate hearing at Lakeland to replace one in Bainbridge
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• Painesville Council questions energy projects
• Students giving extreme makeover to Phillip the Fire Truck
• Cleveland area ranks as one of the fastest for commuters
• Willoughby Lions selling roses for Sweetest Day to help the blind (with video)
• Hambden man headed to prison for molesting girl
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• Willoughby Lions selling roses for Sweetest Day
• AMP reps discuss diverse power for Painesville
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• HEAP to soon begin funding
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• Haunted Hayrides back at Farmpark
• Wayward three-legged cat returns home
• AMP reps discuss diverse power for Painesville
• Concord teen raising money for MS research
• Students giving extreme makeover to Phillip the Fire Truck
• Addition to Veterans Memorial in Leroy to be dedicated Saturday
• Chardon OKs parks’ master plan
• In Grendell vs. Cannon fight, commission allows complaints to proceed
• Mentor High's new gym complete
• Some educators, students wary of call for longer school year
• 3 charged in mortgage fraud conspiracy case
• Hambden man headed to prison for molesting girl
• Area colleges report record enrollment
• Some educators, students wary of call for longer school year
• Lake engineer to help agency apply for funds Stanton Park
• Painesville Council questions energy projects
• Signature Health Inc. to relocate in Willoughby
• Local teachers learn water experiments
• Lake County Board of DD to reopen talks
• Cleveland area ranks as one of the fastest for commuters
• Charges to be dropped against ex-Mentor Planning Commission member
• Euclid man shot during apparent home invasion
• Sabo widow’s claims against Mentor dismissed
• PUCO plans all-electric rate hearing at Lakeland to replace one in Bainbridge
• Euclid man shot during apparent home invasion
• Addition to Veterans Memorial in Leroy to be dedicated Saturday
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• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• In Grendell vs. Cannon fight, Ohio elections commission allows complaints to proceed
• Woman accused of promoting prostitution
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
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• Wayward three-legged cat returns home
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Woman accused of promoting prostitution
• Concord teen raising money for MS research
• Last of Chilean miners is raised safely to surface
• Wayward three-legged cat returns home
• Addition to Veterans Memorial in Leroy to be dedicated Saturday
• Mentor store to become shooting gallery on Saturday
• Cleveland area ranks as one of the fastest for commuters
• In Grendell vs. Cannon fight, commission allows complaints to proceed
• Painesville gets trout fishing honors
• 3 charged in mortgage fraud conspiracy case
• Finances take center stage at Geauga Lyric Theater Guild
• Area colleges report record enrollment
• Willoughby businesses to show appreciation
• Lake engineer to help agency apply for funds Stanton Park
• Grady Sizemore visits Willowick school
• PUCO plans all-electric rate hearing at Lakeland to replace one in Bainbridge
• Roll-your-own cigarette machines shut down... for now
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• Bainbridge trustees, part-time fire company clash over contract issue
• Chardon Council poised to modify home builder rules
• Last of Chilean miners is raised safely to surface
• Perry Village voters might face income-tax issues
• Commission gives approval to Painesville park projects
• Mentor store to become shooting gallery on Saturday
• Lake Metroparks works to enhance Skok Meadow
• Candidates continue to push messages
• Painesville gets trout fishing honors
• Lorain police chief sues ex-officer
• Mentor School Board stands behind policies, staff, students
• Finances take center stage at Geauga Lyric Theater Guild
• Jimison to step down as Bainbridge police chief
• Finances take center stage at Geauga Lyric Theater Guild
• Willoughby businesses to show appreciation
• Mentor man accused of assaulting girlfriend with paring knife
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• Grady Sizemore visits Willowick school
• Chardon Council poised to modify home builder rules
• Willoughby businesses plan customer appreciation event
• Roll-your-own cigarette machines shut down... for now
• Commission gives approval to Painesville park projects
• Roll-your-own cigarette machines shut down... for now
• Signature Health Inc. to relocate in Willoughby
• Fire breaks out in Painesville home
• Lake County Board of DD to reopen talks
• Candidates continue to push messages
• Charges to be dropped against ex-Mentor Planning Commission member
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status as deadline looms
• Judge dismisses Sabo widow’s claims against Mentor
• Mentor School Board stands behind policies, staff, students
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• Humpback makes record migration
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Charges to be dropped against ex-Mentor Planning Commission member
• Brain study shows why fresh romance can ease body pain
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Judge dismisses Sabo widow’s claims against Mentor
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• Grady Sizemore visits Willowick school (with video)
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• Kenston gets grant to expand phys ed
• Kenston gets grant to expand phys ed
• Lake County Health District official resigns
• Perry Village voters might face income-tax issues
• Lakeland Blvd. to be closed in Eastlake
• M-L Police probing teen's death
• Lorain police chief sues ex-officer
• Columbus Day Parade celebrates holiday, culture
• Jimison to step down as Bainbridge police chief
• Willowick Council to revisit fence issue at Roosevelt Park
• Second of 33 miners rescued from Chile mine
• PUCO plans public hearings on all-electric rate issue
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• South High T-shirts pulled
• Perry Village voters might face income-tax issues
• Bainbridge trustees, part-time fire company clash over contract issue
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• Lake Metroparks works to enhance meadow
• Fire breaks out in Painesville home (with VIDEO)
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• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Rescue operation set to begin in Chile
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• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status as deadline looms
• Nonprofits risk losing tax-exempt status as deadline looms
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Skater hoping to ramp up support for park improvements in Chardon
• Skater hoping to ramp up support for park improvements (with VIDEO)
• Brian Fowler finds adventure in Lake County
• Mentor man accused of assaulting girlfriend with paring knife
• Mentor man accused of assaulting girlfriend with paring knife
• Concord family searching for mute, three-legged cat
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• Mentor library director receives rare accreditation
• Fire breaks out in Painesville home (with VIDEO)
• Captains' on-field host next contestant on 'Price is Right'
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• M-L Police probing teen's death
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Columbus Day Parade celebrates holiday, culture
• RoboArm teaches at Andrews Osborne
• RoboArm teaches at Andrews Osborne
• Willowick Council to revisit fence issue at Roosevelt Park
• Goblins come out to the garden for event at Holden Arboretum
• Goblins come out to the garden for event at Holden Arboretum
• PUCO plans public hearings on all-electric rate issue
• Can you hear me now? For more teens, answer is no
• Can you hear me now? For more teens, answer is no
• South High T-shirts pulled
• FirstEnergy taxes, utility bills focus of public session with Board of Tax Revision
• FirstEnergy taxes, utility bills focus of public session with Board of Tax Revision
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• Hear today's late afternoon headlines
• Lake County Council on Aging seeking volunteers
• Columbus Day Parade celebrates holiday, culture
• Eastlake woman accused of fighting party goers, police over missing purse
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• Mentor library director receives rare accreditation
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• Willowick council to revisit fence issue at Roosevelt Park
• Lake County Council on Aging seeking volunteers
• Eastlake woman accused of fighting party goers, police over missing purse
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• Brian Fowler finds adventure in Lake County
• Brian Fowler finds adventure in Lake County
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• Concord family searching for mute, three-legged cat
• PUCO plans public hearings on all-electric rate issue
• Mentor library director receives rare accreditation
• Lake County Council on Aging seeking volunteers
• Captains' on-field host next contestant on 'Price is Right'
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• Lake County Health District official resigns
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Lakeland Blvd. to be closed in Eastlake
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Hoynes discusses efforts to end bullying
• Classmates volunteer for service projects
• Hoynes discusses efforts to end bullying
• RoboArm teaches at Andrews Osborne
• Goblins come out to the garden for event at Holden Arboretum
• Can you hear me now? For more teens, answer is no
• FirstEnergy taxes, utility bills focus of public session with Board of Tax Revision
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• UPDATE: I-90 eastbound lanes open at Rt. 44 after crash
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Readers chime in on Stimulus Tracker series
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Olympic skaters carve their way into Mentor for some practice
• Readers chime in on Stimulus Tracker series
• Kenston board hears energy ideas
• Olympic skaters carve their way into Mentor for some practice
• Sunday conversation: The Entrepreneur's Club of America is not strictly business
• Kenston board hears energy ideas
• This family feuds together
• Sunday conversation: The Entrepreneur's Club of America is not strictly business
• Classmates volunteer for service projects
• This family feuds together
• Exchange students, families benefit from cultural exchange
• Mentor Schools leader comments
• Fall color change is coming on fast
• 1 school, 4 deaths, countless questions
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Homeowners get help to cut energy bills
• Lake DD union eyes contract
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• ‘Green jobs' working out for many
• UPDATE: I-90 eastbound lanes open at Rt. 44 after crash
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Mentor Schools leader comments
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Garrettsville man charged in fatal crash in August in Parkman
• 1 school, 4 deaths, countless questions
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Somich remembers WELW legend
• Lake DD union eyes contract
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Domestic violence in focus in October
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• Appeals Court sides with OurPet's
• Garrettsville man charged in fatal crash in August in Parkman
• Hungarian church in FH celebrates 100 years
• Somich remembers WELW legend
• School fundraisers evolve, but they're still not always easy on parents
• Domestic violence in focus in October
• Chagrin River Park reopens with new restriction
• Appeals Court sides with OurPet's
• Mentor youth entertainment center gets OK
• Hungarian church in FH celebrates 100 years
• Exchange students, families benefit from cultural exchange
• School fundraisers evolve, but they're still not always easy on parents
• Fall color change is coming on fast
• Chagrin River Park reopens with new restriction
• Homeowners get help to cut energy bills
• Mentor youth entertainment center gets OK
• ‘Green jobs' working out for many
• Nickleby's in downtown Willoughby launched
• Lake plans $4.1 million water plant upgrade in Painesville Twp.
• Garrettsville man charged in fatal crash in August in Parkman
• Scouts look to bring Halloween to homeless kids
• Cleveland judge Daniel Gaul receives stayed license suspension
• Fall color change is coming on fast
• Mentor Judge Trebets wins statewide award
• Area teens in hospital following crash
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• Students practice interviews at CEVEC
• Methane testing closes portion of Chagrin River Park
• Appeals Court sides with OurPet's
• Lake plans $4.1 million water plant upgrade in Painesville Twp.
• Public housing gets better thanks to government funds
• School fundraisers evolve, but they're still not always easy on parents
• Cuyahoga judge Daniel Gaul receives stayed license suspension
• Stimulus money helping to open doors to houses
• Mentor youth entertainment center gets OK
• Drug Repository seen as remedy for those who can't afford to fill prescriptions
• Union to vote on reopening contract
• Area teens in hospital following crash
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• Mentor panel OKs restaurant relocation
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Methane testing closes portion of Chagrin River Park
• Chagrin River Park reopens with new restriction
• Democrats, Republicans offer opinions on debate
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Public housing gets better thanks to government funds
• Garrettsville man charged in fatal crash in August in Parkman
• Strickland, Kasich turn up heat in final debate
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Stimulus money helping to open doors to houses
• Appeals Court sides with OurPet's
• Fall color change is coming on fast
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• Drug Repository seen as remedy for those who can't afford to fill prescriptions
• Mentor youth entertainment center gets OK
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• Nickleby's in downtown Willoughby launched
• Mentor panel OKs restaurant relocation
• Union to vote on reopening contract
• School fundraisers evolve, but they're still not always easy on parents
• Scouts look to bring Halloween to homeless kids
• Democrats, Republicans offer opinions on debate
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Mentor Judge Trebets wins statewide award
• Strickland, Kasich turn up heat in final debate
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Kenston wind turbines to be delayed until summer
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• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Students practice interviews at CEVEC
• Chagrin River Park reopens with new restriction
• Fire burns home, garage in Mentor
• Scouts look to bring Halloween to homeless kids
• Grocery shoppers struggling financially wait until midnight, when benefits kick in
• Area salons unite in support of breast health
• Kenston wind turbines to be delayed until summer
• Bank manager wins top award
• 'DiVine' art piece stolen in Willoughby
• Drug Repository seen as remedy for those who can't afford to fill prescriptions
• Railroad tracks closing to traffic
• Mentor modifies zoning inspection code
• Mentor Judge Trebets wins statewide award
• Kohl's to hire 40,000 workers this holiday season
• County treasurers seeing people struggle to pay property taxes
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• Fire burns home, garage in Mentor
• Kenston gym class puts focus on individual fitness instead of team sports
• Cleveland judge Daniel Gaul receives stayed license suspension - UPDATED
• Area salons unite in support of breast health
• Communities rally around high school traditions
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• 'DiVine' art piece stolen in Willoughby
• Case has E-cigarette industry fired up
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Mentor modifies zoning inspection code
• Stimulus dollars fund key defense projects
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• County treasurers seeing people struggle to pay property taxes
• School districts wonder about future after stimulus funding
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• Kenston gym class puts focus on individual fitness instead of team sports
• Stimulus dollars help to pay for Army Corps of Engineer projects
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• Communities rally around high school traditions
• Education a focus of stimulus
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• Case has E-cigarette industry fired up
• Drug Repository seen as remedy for those who can't afford to fill prescriptions
• Grocery shoppers struggling financially wait until midnight, when benefits kick in
• Stimulus dollars fund key defense projects
• Cleveland judge Daniel Gaul receives stayed license suspension
• Bank manager wins top award
• School districts wonder about future after stimulus funding
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Railroad tracks closing to traffic
• Stimulus dollars help to pay for Army Corps of Engineer projects
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Kohl's to hire 40,000 workers this holiday season
• Education a focus of stimulus
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Willoughby firm reveals 'Extreme Makeover' home in Maple Heights
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• Wickliffe man charged following attack at motel
• Kohl's to hire 40,000 workers this holiday season
• Local American Recovery and Reinvestment Act-funded research projects
• “DiVine” art piece stolen in Willoughby
• Stimulus funds lead to medical, scientific research gains
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• NAMI holds vigil for mental illness awareness
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Perry Schools names interim superintendent
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Friend charged with permitting drug use in death of Mentor teen
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Kenston gym class puts focus on individual fitness instead of team sports
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• Woman faces charges in buggy crash
• Mayfield team goes pink for breast cancer
• Cost of Vrooman Road bridge rises, start date could be in spring
• Painesville's waste collection fees likely to rise
• Chardon retail grants now available
• Grendell files election complaint against Cannon
• Mentor modifies zoning inspection code
• Man pleads guilty for using SUV to hit teen riding his son's stolen bike
• County treasurers seeing people struggle to pay property taxes
• Cash for Clunkers program rides to success
• Euclid aims to go green with recycling program
• Waste collection fees likely to increase in Painesville
• Teen pleads to helping rob Donato's Pizza in Mentor
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• Woman faces charges in buggy crash
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• Man pleads guilty for using SUV to hit teen riding his son's stolen bike
• Cost of Vrooman Road bridge rises, start date could be in spring
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• Friend charged with permitting drug use in death of John Dloniak (with video)
• Crash closes I-271 local northbound lanes
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• Murder trial rescheduled to end of November
• Victim in fatal crash with bus ID'd as Marie Joseph
• Tech a big part of renovated SE-L middle school library
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• Demonstrators share pro-life message at Mentor intersection
• Murder trial rescheduled to end of November
• Officials expect more people will vote absentee than usual, but fewer than in '08
• Olympic skaters to hold open rehearsal in Mentor
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• About half of stimulus funds for infrastructure went to transit projects
• Five communities get NOPEC grants
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Euclid fire comes at start of Fire Prevention Week
• Lake Metroparks’ unwanted surplus goes up for online auction
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Woman who died after crash with school bus ID'd as Marie Joseph
• Euclid fire comes at start of Fire Prevention Week
• Tech a big part of renovated SE-L middle school library
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• Madison Councilman Verdi saluted by flag
• Garfield Elementary to remain closed Tuesday due to fire
• Eastlake officer shoots man in the leg during standoff
• Eastlake officer shoots man in the leg during standoff
• Cash for Clunkers made Ohio's Rep. Sutton an auto all-star
• Demonstrators share pro-life message at Mentor intersection
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• Officials expect more people will vote absentee than usual, but fewer than in '08
• Dicenzi gets 50 years for sexually assaulting 9-year-old
• About half of stimulus funds for infrastructure went to transit projects
• Five communities get NOPEC grants
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• Lake Metroparks’ unwanted surplus goes up for online auction
• Dicenzi gets 50 years for sexually assaulting 9-year-old
• Out of hospital, Carter back to work building
• Out of hospital, Carter back to work building
• Ohio spending stimulus funds on jobs, health care, energy, education, infrastructure
• Study: 63 percent of restaurant workers admit to handling food while sick
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Some companies craft policies for workers to ‘Like' and ‘Follow'
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Keeping up with government spending: Tracking the stimulus
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Real stories from stimulus found between the numbers
• Fire at Mentor school extinguished
• Ohio spending stimulus funds on jobs, health care, energy, education, infrastructure
• Free throws raise $12,000 locally for orphaned Africans
• Garfield Elementary School closed Monday
• Residents explore myths, legends in graveyards
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Study: 63 percent of restaurant workers admit to handling food while sick
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Some companies craft policies for workers to ‘Like' and ‘Follow'
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Keeping up with government spending: Tracking the stimulus
• Fire at Mentor school extinguished
• Real stories from stimulus found between the numbers
• Free throws raise $12,000 locally for orphaned Africans
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Ohio spending stimulus funds on jobs, health care, energy, education, infrastructure
• Residents explore myths, legends in graveyards
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Study: 63 percent of restaurant workers admit to handling food while sick
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Some companies craft policies for workers to ‘Like' and ‘Follow'
• Fire at Mentor school extinguished
• Keeping up with government spending: Tracking the stimulus
• Free throws raise $12,000 locally for orphaned Africans
• Real stories from stimulus found between the numbers
• Residents explore myths, legends in graveyards
• Rahm Emanuel steps down as Obama's Chief of Staff
• Fundraiser set for child of killed woman
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• Longtime Willoughby checkers player takes on world titlist
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• Geauga-based outdoors supply firm expands into Madison Twp.
• Chardon Tomorrow seeks to spur interest with open house
• Lake Metroparks OKs $460,000 plan to refurbish headquarters
• Fundraiser set for child of killed woman
• Willoughby firefighters to don pink for breast cancer awareness
• Longtime Willoughby checkers player takes on world titlist
• 6-year-old dropped off at wrong bus stop
• Geauga-based outdoors supply firm expands into Madison Twp.
• Perry mayor takes voluntary pay cut
• Lake Metroparks OKs $460,000 plan to refurbish headquarters
• Mentor woman wins $497,000 in suit, then sees it cut almost in half
• Willoughby firefighters to don pink for breast cancer awareness
• Painesville woman killed in car-bus crash
• 6-year-old dropped off at wrong bus stop
• Texan wins bidding for Fairport lighthouse
• Perry mayor takes voluntary pay cut
• Latinos march in Painesville for immigration reform
• Mentor woman wins $497,000 in suit, then sees it cut almost in half
• Stechschulte guilty of being reckless, not guilty of OVI
• Painesville woman killed in car-bus crash
• Fire at Mentor school extinguished
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Texan wins bidding for Fairport lighthouse
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Latinos march in Painesville for immigration reform
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Stechschulte guilty of being reckless, not guilty of OVI
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Chardon Tomorrow seeks to spur interest with open house
• Parent groups fill in funding gaps
• Willoughby firefighters to don pink for breast cancer awareness
• Auburn zoning proposes wind turbine regulations
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• Auburn zoning proposes wind turbine regulations
• Mentor woman wins $497,000 in suit, then sees it cut almost in half
• Man flees police, causes SE-L Schools lockdown
• Painesville woman killed in car-bus crash
• Man flees police, causes SE-L Schools lockdown
• Rahm Emanuel steps down as Obama's Chief of Staff
• Allen Stay brings delicate art form back to Farmpark
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• Allen Stay brings delicate art form back to Farmpark
• Texan wins bidding for Fairport lighthouse
• Prosecutor: Euclid man shook infant son, severely injuring him
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• Prosecutor: Euclid man shook infant son, severely injuring him
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• Commissioners: Continue talks on Board of DD
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Commissioners: Continue talks on Board of DD
• Painesville woman killed in car-bus crash
• Day 3: Stechschulte takes stand in her own defense
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• Day 3: Stechschulte takes stand in her own defense
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• Mentor mother accused of repeatedly trying to poison child
• Rt. 44 in Auburn now open
• Mentor mother accused of repeatedly trying to poison child
• Lake Metroparks OKs $460,000 plan to refurbish headquarters
• Stechschulte guilty of being reckless, not guilty of OVI
• Bidding for Fairport lighthouse now tops last year's winning offer
• Willoughby firefighters to don pink for breast cancer awareness
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• Mentor woman wins $497,000 in suit, then sees it cut almost in half
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Police release video of bank robbery in Painesville
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• Rahm Emanuel steps down as Obama's Chief of Staff
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Chardon officials told how to be more builder friendly
• Stechschulte guilty of being reckless, not guilty of OVI - UPDATED
• Chardon officials told how to be more builder friendly
• Howard Hanna workers on move
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• Howard Hanna workers on move
• Financial adviser overflows with optimism
• Police release video of bank robbery in Painesville
• Financial adviser overflows with optimism
• Former Wickliffe mayor named new Lake grand jury foreperson
• Former Wickliffe mayor named new Lake grand jury foreperson
• Lake/Geauga organization receives $75,000
• Texan wins bidding for Fairport lighthouse
• Lake/Geauga organization receives $75,000
• Parent groups fill in funding gaps
• Lake Metroparks OKs $460,000 plan to refurbish headquarters
• Mentor's economic future looking brighter with projects
• SE-L schools no longer in lockdown
• Grendell appeals ruling on all-electric discount fight
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• Todd O'Brien's attorneys ask for later start date in murder trial
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• Lake County Board of DD cuts 150 jobs
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Allen Stay brings delicate art form back to Farmpark
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
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• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Arrest made in robbery of Grumpy's Bar
• Bidding for lighthouse now at $70,200
• Jimmy Carter feeling normal, observation continuing
• Blog: LaTourette to oppose Senate NASA bill
• Area groups unveil plans for Mental Illness Awareness Week
• Companies want money for Madison road work
• Rollover crash closes Rt. 44 in Auburn
• Maple Heights family to get 'Extreme Makeover'
• Prosecutor: Euclid man shook infant son, severely injuring him
• South Euclid-Lyndhurst growing healthy habits
• Day 3: Stechschulte takes stand in her own defense
• Area libraries, schools are working to improve kids' reading
• Bidding for Fairport lighthouse now tops last year's winning offer
• Marching bands take talent to the field at North High
• Auburn zoning proposes wind turbine regulations
• Day 2: Stechschulte’s attorney accuses deputies of mishandling wrong-way crash case
• Mentor mother accused of repeatedly trying to poison child
• 2 Euclid elementary schools eligible for EdChoice scholarship
• Bidding for lighthouse now at $70,200
• Progressive to add 260 new local jobs
• Lifeguard Financial to match reward for information about death of Dan Swan
• Todd O'Brien's attorneys ask for later start date in murder trial
• Annual solar energy tour kicks off this weekend
• Megan Roth aims to keep dog as companion on Lakeland campus
• Grendell appeals ruling on all-electric discount fight
• Jimmy Carter hospitalized in Cleveland; book signing canceled
• Progressive to add 260 new local jobs
• Maple Heights family to get 'Extreme Makeover'
• Trial starts for teacher accused of driving drunk, causing crash
• Annual solar energy tour kicks off this weekend
• Jimmy Carter feeling normal, observation continuing
• Eastlake resident circulating petition to oust Mayor
• Jimmy Carter hospitalized in Cleveland; book signing canceled
• Blog: LaTourette to oppose Senate NASA bill
• Day 2: Stechschulte’s attorney accuses deputies of mishandling wrong-way crash case
• Trial starts for teacher accused of driving drunk, causing crash
• Area groups unveil plans for Mental Illness Awareness Week
• Bidding for lighthouse now at $70,200
• Man seeking recall
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Todd O'Brien's attorneys ask for later start date in murder trial
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Area libraries, schools are working to improve literacy
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Grendell appeals ruling on all-electric discount fight
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
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• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Maple Heights family to get 'Extreme Makeover'
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Bidding for lighthouse reaches $60,200
• Jimmy Carter feeling normal, observation continuing
• Fire chief says he's looking forward to changes at Lake Health campus in Madison Township
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• Blog: LaTourette to oppose Senate NASA bill
• Ohio School Boards Association honors long-time board member Battles
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• Area groups unveil plans for Mental Illness Awareness Week
• Parkman Township dairy farm forever preserved through state program
• Fire chief says he's looking forward to changes at Lake Health campus in Madison Township
• Area libraries, schools are working to improve literacy
• 2 Euclid elementary schools eligible for EdChoice scholarship
• Ohio School Boards Association honors long-time board member Battles
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• Lifeguard Financial to match reward for information about death of Dan Swan
• Parkman Township dairy farm forever preserved through state program
• Day 2: Stechschulte’s attorney accuses deputies of mishandling wrong-way crash case
• Megan Roth aims to keep dog as companion on Lakeland campus
• Weaver Meats named beef jerky provider to Continental Airlines
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• Wickliffe forgives loan
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Wickliffe forgives loan
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• Life after LeBron begins
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• FH man charged with robbery
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• Life after LeBron begins
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Nurse convicted of letting handicapped boy nearly drown in bath
• Bidding continues for Fairport lighthouse
• Trial starts for teacher accused of driving drunk, causing crash
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• BlackBerry Tablet unveiled (VIDEO)
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• Bidding for lighthouse reaches $60,200
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• Voter advisory
• Ohio School Boards Association honors long-time board member Battles
• Voter advisory
• Roadwork
• Megan Roth aims to keep dog as companion on Lakeland campus
• Roadwork
• Concord-Painesville JEDD board focuses on goals
• Lifeguard Financial to match reward for information about death of Dan Swan
• Concord-Painesville JEDD board focuses on goals
• Southwest Airlines to purchase AirTran
• FH man charged with robbery
• Southwest Airlines to purchase AirTran
• Van found in Euclid matches that used by rapist
• Nurse convicted of letting handicapped boy nearly drown in bath
• Van found in Euclid matches that used by rapist
• Trial starts for teacher accused of driving drunk, causing crash
• Painesville man accused of breaking wife's nose, sleeping with 14-year-old girl
• Jimmy Carter hospitalized in Cleveland; book signing canceled
• Painesville man accused of breaking wife's nose, sleeping with 14-year-old girl
• Bidding for lighthouse reaches $60,200
• Mentor Council OKs topsoil-related businesses, with restrictions
• BlackBerry Tablet unveiled (VIDEO)
• Mentor Council OKs topsoil-related businesses, with restrictions
• Ohio School Boards Association honors long-time board member Battles
• Center Street bridge work put on hold
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• Center Street bridge work put on hold
• Megan Roth aims to keep dog as companion on Lakeland campus
• Laketran to request contract extension
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• Laketran to request contract extension
• Lifeguard Financial to match reward for information about death of Dan Swan
• Police: Woman robs Painesville bank
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• Police: Woman robs Painesville bank
• Jimmy Carter hospitalized in Cleveland; book signing canceled
• Weaver Meats named beef jerky provider to Continental Airlines
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Mentor overhauling part of golf course
• Neighbors get together for Fairport Harbor Community Days
• Mentor Rotary Club bakes for a good cause
• Feds: Some Ohio kennels 'problematic'
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• Coalition wants to see improper 'puppy mills,' 'dog auctions' regulated in Ohio
• Man accused of breaking wife's nose, sleeping with 14-year-old girl
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• Bidding continues for Fairport lighthouse
• Southwest Airlines to purchase AirTran
• Painesville bank robbed, female suspect escaped on foot - UPDATED
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• Weaver Meats named beef jerky provider to Continental Airlines (with VIDEOS)
• Van found in Euclid matches that used by rapist
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• Concord-Painesville JEDD board focuses on goals
• Mentor overhauling part of golf course
• Neighbors get together for Fairport Harbor Community Days
• Mentor Rotary Club bakes for a good cause
• Feds: Some Ohio kennels 'problematic'
• Coalition wants to see improper 'puppy mills,' 'dog auctions' regulated in Ohio
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Racist messages pose quandary for mainstream sites
• Heavy skepticism greets announcement of recession's end
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Thompson family searches for answers a month after son's death
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• WWII soldier finally laid to rest (with video)
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Racist messages pose quandary for mainstream sites
• Heavy skepticism greets announcement of recession's end
• Thompson family searches for answers a month after son's death
• WWII soldier finally laid to rest (with video)
• Geauga Park District to dedicate new unit in Parkman Twp.
• Thompson family searches for answers a month after son's death
• Walk-a-thon raises funds for St. John Vianney school
• Veterans Appreciation Day brings out camaraderie (with VIDEO)
• WWII soldier finally laid to rest (with video)
• Touring the past in Chardon: Area homes open door to history on Oct. 3
• Lake Health ready to start on expansion in Madison
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Sunday event to allow people to revisit Euclid Beach Park memories
• Auburn loses nursing program OK
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Farmpark’s annual Fall Harvest Festival returns this weekend
• About 150 people attend soldier's funeral (With Video)
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Lake agrees to refinance building at low interest
• PUCO ruling affects energy assistance
• Newbury man, officials address possible change
• Bidding goes on for Fairport lighthouse
• Multifaceted civil servant to be missed
• Walk-a-thon raises funds for St. John Vianney school
• Willowick man to attend brother's funeral, 65 years after his death in WWII
• Geauga Park District to dedicate new unit in Parkman Twp.
• Touring the past in Chardon: Area homes open door to history on Oct. 3
• PUCO ruling affects energy assistance
• Lake Health ready to start on expansion in Madison
• Sunday event to allow people to revisit Euclid Beach Park memories
• PUCO: Rates ‘not a long-term solution'
• Auburn loses nursing program OK
• Farmpark’s annual Fall Harvest Festival returns this weekend
• Multifaceted civil servant to be missed
• Lake agrees to refinance building at low interest
• Geauga Park District to dedicate new unit in Parkman Twp.
• Bidding goes on for Fairport lighthouse
• Veterans Appreciation Day brings out camaraderie (with VIDEO)
• Willowick man to attend brother's funeral, 65 years after his death in WWII
• Lake Health ready to start on expansion in Madison
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• PUCO ruling affects energy assistance
• Auburn loses nursing program OK
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• PUCO: Rates ‘not a long-term solution'
• Racist messages pose quandary for mainstream sites
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Multifaceted civil servant to be missed
• Heavy skepticism greets announcement of recession's end
• Newbury man, officials address possible change
• Geauga orders homeowner to move rocks
• Newbury man, officials address possible change
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Man accused of trying to bribe Mentor police officer
• Veterans Appreciation Day brings out camaraderie (with VIDEO)
• Late bid arrives for fairport lighthouse
• Mentor stockbroker sentenced for Ponzi scheme
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Painesville children receive bikes from business leaders
• Motorcyclist still in hospital after Thursday crash
• Concord, Willoughby men sentenced for improper handling of ODOT contracts
• Indians plan winter wonderland at Progressive Field
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Newbury man, officials address possible change
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• Man accused of trying to bribe Mentor police officer
• George Konyud to attend brother's funeral, 65 years after his death in WWII
• Perry Schools opts to revamp transit facility
• Mentor stockbroker sentenced for Ponzi scheme
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• Painesville children receive bikes from business leaders
• Mentor man trapped under vehicle for 30 minutes, arm crushed
• Eastlake man pleads guilty to sexually abusing 14-year-old boy
• Indians plan winter wonderland at Progressive Field
• Temperatures hit record high, now expect drop into 60s
• Newbury man, officials address possible change
• Motorcyclist still in hospital after Thursday crash
• Man used knife to rob Wickliffe bar at noon Thursday
• Bidding goes on for Fairport lighthouse
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• Temperatures could reach record highs today
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• Sunday event to allow people to revisit Euclid Beach Park memories
• Touring the past in Chardon: Area homes open door to history on Oct. 3
• Mentor stockbroker sentenced for Ponzi scheme
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• Farmpark’s annual Fall Harvest Festival returns this weekend
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Indians plan winter wonderland at Progressive Field
• Playground at Highland Hts. school geared toward special-needs students
• George Konyud to attend brother's funeral, 65 years after his death in WWII
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Walk-a-thon raises funds for St. John Vianney
• Unused pill drop-offs have pair of goals
• Mentor man trapped under vehicle for 30 minutes, arm crushed
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• PUCO: Rates ‘not a long-term solution'
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Brothers celebrate ‘Extreme Home Makeover' appearance
• Veterans Appreciation Day brings out camaraderie (with VIDEO)
• Playground at Highland Hts. school geared toward special-needs students
• Lake agrees to refinance building at low interest
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Geauga orders homeowner to move rocks
• Motorcyclist still in hospital after Thursday crash
• Unused pill drop-offs have pair of goals
• Bidding goes on for Fairport lighthouse
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Late bid arrives for fairport lighthouse
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• Brothers celebrate ‘Extreme Home Makeover' appearance
• Sunday event to allow people to revisit Euclid Beach Park memories
• Playground at Highland Hts. school geared toward special-needs students
• Concord, Willoughby men sentenced for improper handling of ODOT contracts
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• Geauga orders homeowner to move rocks
• Farmpark’s annual Fall Harvest Festival returns this weekend
• Unused pill drop-offs have pair of goals
• Man accused of trying to bribe Mentor police officer
• Temperatures hit record high, now expect drop into 60s
• Late bid arrives for fairport lighthouse
• George Konyud to attend brother's funeral, 65 years after his death in WWII
• Brothers celebrate ‘Extreme Home Makeover' appearance
• Painesville children receive bikes from business leaders
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• Concord, Willoughby men sentenced for improper handling of ODOT contracts
• Mentor man trapped under vehicle for 30 minutes, arm crushed
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• Eastlake man pleads guilty to sexually abusing 14-year-old boy
• Concord, Willoughby men sentenced for improper handling of ODOT contracts - UPDATED
• Man used knife to rob Wickliffe bar at noon Thursday
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• Suspect accused of trying to bribe Mentor police officer
• New playground at Millridge Preschool geared towards special needs students
• Motorcyclist hospitalized after rush-hour crash on I-271
• Districts, day cares help parents after school
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Mentor Council OKs community reinvestment program for Old Village development
• Painesville unveils five-year strategic development plan
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Account set up to help Romans' children
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Jobless rates up in Lake, Geauga and Cuyahoga
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• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Mentor Council OKs community reinvestment program for Old Village development
• Chardon school bus, car collide
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• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• North Coast Pipe Band gaining international recognition
• Fairport Harbor power outage blamed on squirrel
• Longtime Northeast Ohio wildlife leader, outdoorsman dies
• Road work in Geauga County
• Account set up to help Romans' children
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• North Coast Pipe Band gaining international recognition
• University School receives $4.26M gift
• Road work in Geauga County
• Geauga businesses banding together to stimulate county economic development
• Andrews Osborne to mark 100 years
• University School receives $4.26M gift
• Chester Twp. man who fled from police on ATV gets 30 days in jail
• Lake Elections Board to host regional meeting
• Andrews Osborne to mark 100 years
• Rare alpaca twins impact owners’ lives in Concord Township
• Geauga agency promotes use of rain barrels with auction
• Lake Elections Board to host regional meeting
• Painesville will not pursue energy efficiency program
• Auburn may buy Bernie Kosar's property
• Geauga agency promotes use of rain barrels with auction
• Perry Schools opts to revamp transit facility
• Spokeswoman: Jobs safe at Painesville plant following Clorox deal
• Auburn may buy Bernie Kosar's property
• Rare alpaca twins impact owners’ lives in Concord Township (with VIDEOS)
• Marous Brothers getting back to residential roots with ‘Extreme Makeover: Home Edition'
• Spokeswoman: Jobs safe at Painesville plant following Clorox deal
• Painesville will not pursue energy efficiency program
• Three charged with stealing guns from Chester Township store
• Marous Brothers getting back to residential roots with ‘Extreme Makeover: Home Edition'
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• Districts, day cares help parents after school
• Three charged with stealing guns from Chester Township store
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• Painesville unveils five-year strategic development plan
• Eastlake fight over drugs sends 4 to jail
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Jobless rates up in Lake, Geauga and Cuyahoga
• Three charged with stealing guns from Chester Twp. store
• Painesville delays restriping of Richmond/Liberty streets
• Spokeswoman: Jobs safe at Painesville plant following Clorox deal - UPDATED
• School uniforms, dress code cause stir, acceptance among students
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• Former Madison teacher gets house arrest for sex crime
• Chardon school bus, car collide
• Judge won't lower bond for man charged in toddler's death
• Fairport Harbor power outage blamed on squirrel
• Eastlake couple found dead; police suspect murder-suicide
• Andrews Osborne to mark 100 years
• Three charged with stealing guns from Chester Twp. store
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
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• Spokeswoman: Jobs safe at Painesville plant following Clorox deal - UPDATED
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Time running out to bid on lighthouse
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• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Second-floor apartment in Willoughby broken into
• Second-floor apartment in Willoughby broken into
• Recession officially over, but few people are cheering
• Child hit by foul ball at Captains game not seriously hurt
• Child hit by foul ball at Captains game not seriously hurt
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• Hear this morning's headlines
• Huntsburg prepares for pumpkin festival
• Twitter hack opens popups, causes havoc
• Chardon school bus, car collide
• Time running out to bid on lighthouse
• Fairport Harbor power outage blamed on squirrel
• Chardon students' fundraisers generate $5,000 for Flight 93 charity
• Andrews Osborne to mark 100 years
• Mentor Old Village projects may get boost
• Twitter hack opens popups, causes havoc
• Four people facing charges in vehicle break-ins in Madison Township
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• Cracked concrete not stopping work on state Route 2
• Chardon students' fundraisers generate $5,000 for Flight 93 charity
• Mentor High students benefit from music therapy
• Mentor Old Village projects may get boost
• Dogs — and owners — of all sizes hit trail during Woofstock
• Four people facing charges in vehicle break-ins in Madison Township
• Kirtland church rededicates Peace Pole
• Cracked concrete not stopping work on state Route 2
• Lake Metroparks developing Gully Brook into park
• Painesville delays restriping of Richmond/Liberty streets
• Former Browns players, coach, GM recognized during ring of honor ceremony
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• Hear today's late afternoon headlines
• Judge won't lower bond for Joshua Ricket, charged in death of 19-month-old
• Judge won't lower bond for Joshua Ricket, charged in death of 19-month-old
• Chardon students' fundraisers generate $5,000 for Flight 93 charity
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• School uniforms, dress code cause stir, acceptance among students
• Former Madison teacher gets house arrest for sex crime - UPDATE
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• Crash closes part of I-90 in Euclid
• Former Madison teacher gets house arrest for sex crime - UPDATE
• Snow days coming at Progressive Field
• I-90 in Euclid reopened
• School uniforms, dress code cause stir, acceptance among students
• Police investigating murder-suicide of Tamara and Dennis Roman in Eastlake (with VIDEO)
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Four people facing charges in vehicle break-ins in Madison Twp. - UPDATED
• Snow days coming at Progressive Field
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
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• Recession officially over, but few people are cheering
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Police investigating murder-suicide in Eastlake
• Huntsburg prepares for pumpkin festival
• West G grad to appear on ‘Amazing Race'
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Will edgier college marketing get a failing grade?
• Changes to quarantine loosen restrictions on firewood dealers
• Citizens step into firefighters' boots
• Report: Teachers spend $1.3 billion out of pocket on materials for their classrooms
• West G grad to appear on ‘Amazing Race'
• Mentor High students benefit from music therapy
• Dogs — and owners — of all sizes hit trail during Woofstock
• Kirtland church rededicates Peace Pole
• Lake Metroparks developing Gully Brook into park
• Former Browns players, coach, GM recognized during ring of honor ceremony
• Fire crews battle magnesium fire at Eastlake plant
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• Roadwork
• Area school officials planning for less money from state
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Just Run for fitness
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Mentor's Garfield site welcomes new Americans
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Safety forces prepare kids for emergencies
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• Heritage Park costs add up in Bainbridge
• Marous Brothers firm going on national TV show
• Chardon mulls residential building climate
• Roadwork
• SE-L Schools seeking more awareness
• Just Run for fitness
• WH dentist Robert Zatroch suing for more than $3 million after dog bite
• Mentor's Garfield site welcomes new Americans
• Annual Mentor festival turns 33
• Safety forces prepare kids for emergencies
• Captains ready to resume series on heels of 18-inning marathon
• Heritage Park costs add up in Bainbridge
• Fire crews battle magnesium fire at Eastlake plant
• Chardon mulls residential building climate
• Area school officials planning for less money from state
• SE-L Schools seeking more awareness
• Will edgier college marketing get a failing grade?
• WH dentist Robert Zatroch suing for more than $3 million after dog bite
• Changes to quarantine loosen restrictions on firewood dealers
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Annual Mentor festival turns 33
• Citizens step into firefighters' boots
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Captains ready to resume series on heels of 18-inning marathon
• Report: Teachers spend $1.3 billion out of pocket on materials for their classrooms
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Heritage Park costs add up in Bainbridge
• Dr. Robert J. White, medical adviser to pope, has died
• WH dentist Robert Zatroch suing for more than $3 million after dog bite
• Founder: Vantage Agora's back-office work for area firms sometimes misunderstood
• Chardon mulls residential building climate
• Dr. Robert J. White, medical adviser to pope, has died
• New waterline project in Kirtland Hills
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• Founder: Vantage Agora's back-office work for area firms sometimes misunderstood
• NDCL leader learned a lot from Japan trip
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• New waterline project in Kirtland Hills
• Snow brainer: Geaugans say they hate hard winters
• Candidates, issues filed for Nov. 2 election
• NDCL leader learned a lot from Japan trip
• Geauga Park District to oversee Montville Twp. wetlands
• Area schools concerned over future state funding
• Snow brainer: Geaugans say they hate hard winters
• Sewage pollution case involving Sands Trailer Park heading to trial
• Willoughby resident interrupts burglary of home
• Geauga Park District to oversee Montville Twp. wetlands
• M-L residents to see new costs for recycling, garbage pickup
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• Sewage pollution case involving Sands Trailer Park heading to trial
• Lake approves plan to help address blight
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• M-L residents to see new costs for recycling, garbage pickup
• Area students gain confidence outdoors
• Heritage Park costs add up in Bainbridge
• Lake approves plan to help address blight
• SAT scores up, participation on the decline
• Marous Brothers firm going on national TV show
• Area students gain confidence outdoors
• Mentor OKs Petitti Garden Center
• Fire crews battling magnesium fire at Astro Manufacturing in Eastlake -UPDATED
• SAT scores up, participation on the decline
• Ex-Auditor Frank Russo pleads guilty, could be sentenced to nearly 22 years in prison
• Mentor's Garfield site welcomes new Americans
• Mentor OKs Petitti Garden Center
• Area schools concerned over future state funding
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• Willoughby resident interrupts burglary of home
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• Ex-Auditor Frank Russo pleads guilty, could be sentenced to nearly 22 years in prison
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• Watch Strickland-Kasich debate
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• Painesville may change lanes on central street
• Man rescued after 40-foot fall into ravine
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• Mentor crash sends two to hospital
• Ex-Auditor Frank Russo pleads guilty, sentenced to 22 years in prison
• Report shows link between poor eye sight, disruptive behaviors
• Sewage pollution case involving Sands Trailer Park heading to trial
• Perry Superintendent Michael Sawyers resigns
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• Indictments outline case against Cuyahoga Judges McCafferty, Terry
• Watch Strickland-Kasich debate
• Three of Russo's workers also indicted in Cuyahoga County corruption case
• Survey gives picture of what Geauga residents like, hate about county
• Dimora pleads not guilty to 31 charges
• Dr. Robert J. White, medical adviser to pope, has died
• Jeffrey York, accused of abusing wife and kids, has bond upped to $2 million
• New waterline project in Kirtland
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• Park district to let wetlands managers oversee more acreage
• Are your children in after-school programs?
• M-L residents to see new costs for recycling, garbage pickup
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• Hudson & Keyse files for bankruptcy
• Some Concord homes could face costly tie-ins
• Wickliffe woman creates Doggy Heaven to honor dearly departed pets
• RSVP volunteers saluted
• Police urge drivers to be cautious of Amish buggies
• Painesville may change lanes on central street
• Bainbridge ponders future of Geauga Lake, Big Dipper
• Three of Russo's workers also indicted in Cuyahoga County corruption case
• Special district sought for clean energy projects in Lake County
• Indictments outline case against Cuyahoga Judges McCafferty, Terry
• Republicans, Democrats rehash candidates, debate
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• Candidates talk jobs, taxes in first debate
• Report shows link between poor eye sight, disruptive behaviors
• Perry Superintendent Michael Sawyers resigns
• Route 2 reopens following crash in Mentor
• Some Concord homes could see higher cost for sewer tie-in
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• Retails sales inch up in August, best showing in months
• Cuyahoga County Commissioner Jimmy Dimora, judges arrested - UPDATED
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• Cedar Point again named world’s best amusement park
• 19 area seniors among National Merit semifinalists
• Lake County Farm Bureau putting focus on issue of animal care
• Developer selected for offshore wind farm
• Hudson & Keyse files for bankruptcy
• Cleveland Metroparks Ranger John Kosek to get state's highest law enforcement honor (with VIDEO
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• Property maintenance issues raised at Painesville Council meeting
• Jeffrey York, accused of abusing wife and kids, has bond upped to $2 million
• Painesville council seeking better response times for fire services
• Are your children in after-school programs?
• Cleveland teen arrested in Mentor Donato's robbery
• Developer selected for offshore wind farm - UPDATED
• I-90 crash ties up traffic for nearly 3 hours
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• Painesville examines city goals for 2011
• POWs from WWII get apology in Japan (VIDEO)
• Man honors casualties of Iraq war
• Oprah gives audience free trip to Australia, kicking off final season
• Ex-Mentor Planning Commission vice chairman seeks to have charges dismissed
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• I-90 in Willoughby Hills reopened
• Roadwork
• ELECTION PREVIEW: Hambden has two replacement levies on ballot
• Algae situation improves at LaDue Reservoir
• Cedar Point again named world’s best amusement park
• DiVine District draws 1,000 people for artwalk
• Cleveland Metroparks Ranger John Kosek to get state's highest law enforcement honor (with VIDEO
• Pathways adds counseling services
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• Violent crime steady locally, down nationally
• Retails sales inch up in August, best showing in months
• Investigators suspect arson in Wickliffe house fire
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• Chardon Township man accused of hitting party-goer in the head with a hammer
• Painesville council seeking better response times for fire services
• Man accused of public indecency at Waffle House
• Lake County Farm Bureau putting focus on issue of animal care
• Investigators suspect fire at Wickliffe home was set intentionally
• I-90 in Willoughby Hills reopened
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• POWs from WWII get apology in Japan (VIDEO)
• ELECTION PREVIEW: Hambden has two replacement levies on ballot
• Oprah gives audience free trip to Australia, kicking off final season
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• Chardon Twp. man accused of hitting party-goer in the head with a hammer
• Algae situation improves at LaDue Reservoir
• Crash closes part of I-90 at Rt. 44 in Concord
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• After stint in Miami, Mayfield Heights native takes talents to Great Lakes Mall
• More new homes possible in Geauga, maybe not in Lake
• Residents pay tribute to fallen on anniversary of attacks
• Better in Mentor Days one last hurrah before fall
• Several levies on Geauga ballot
• Willoughby hunts for park plans
• Chardon rescinds police age restriction
• Mentor church collects blankets for homeless
• Mentor-on-the-Lake couple runs fund to help 220 Ugandan children get an education
• Recovering addicts found help through rehabilitation agency
• Experts working to raise awareness of addiction as illness, provide treatment
• Geauga Dog Warden says license drive improves budget
• Ex-felons get second chance through program at Lakeland
• Chardon looks at home-business rules
• Cleveland area scores well in providing park recreation
• Willoughby project delayed, yet still pushing toward goal
• Painesville man faces host of charges in car crash
• Ex-felons get second chance through program at Lakeland
• Some say PerchFest the ‘grand daddy of them all'
• Cleveland area scores well in providing park recreation
• FirstEnergy property values an issue in Lake County
• Painesville man faces host of charges in car crash
• Truck driver charged after May 10 fatal crash in Concord
• Some say PerchFest the ‘grand daddy of them all'
• After stint in Miami, Mayfield Heights native takes talents to Great Lakes Mall
• FirstEnergy property values an issue in Lake County
• More new homes possible in Geauga, maybe not in Lake
• Truck driver charged after May 10 fatal crash in Concord
• Residents pay tribute to fallen on anniversary of attacks
• Fowler's Mill deal off course; EPA pull out of deal
• Woman flown to hospital after crash in Troy Twp.
• Obama says voters may blame him for economy
• Review today's chat on suicide prevention
• Suicide prevention discussion -- WATCH IT LIVE
• 2 area schools reap Blue Ribbon honors
• Authorities probe Chester Twp. crash
• Geauga Dog Warden says license drive improves budget
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• Chardon looks at home-business rules
• 2 area schools reap Blue Ribbon honors
• Willoughby project delayed, yet still pushing toward goal
• Port Authority lends a hand
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• Geauga Dog Warden says license drive improves budget
• Group: Eastlake power plant a health risk
• Police search for MH bank robber
• Cleveland area scores well in providing park recreation
• Chardon looks at home-business rules
• Port Authority lends a hand
• Fans hope Captains on course for title
• Ex-felons get second chance through program at Lakeland
• Willoughby project delayed, yet still pushing toward goal
• Police search for MH bank robber
• Judge dismisses class-action suit from all-electric homeowners
• Authorities probe Chester Twp. crash
• Ex-felons get second chance through program at Lakeland
• Fans hope Captains on course for title
• Local officials react to Russo case
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• Cleveland area scores well in providing park recreation
• Judge dismisses class-action suit from all-electric homeowners
• Cuyahoga County auditor Russo charged
• FirstEnergy property values an issue in Lake County
• Painesville man faces host of charges in car crash
• Local officials react to Russo case
• Release denied for Madison Twp. man
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• Some say PerchFest the ‘grand daddy of them all'
• Cuyahoga County auditor Russo charged
• Truck driver charged after May 10 fatal crash in construction zone
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• FirstEnergy property values an issue in Lake County
• Release denied for Madison Twp. man
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• Water shut off to Willoughby condos after flooding
• Truck driver charged after May 10 fatal crash in Concord
• Woman flown to hospital after crash in Troy Twp.
• Cleveland area scores well in providing park recreation
• OSHA official to clear confusion over stiffer penalties
• Fowler's Mill deal off course; EPA pull out of deal
• Obama says voters may blame him for economy
• Ex-felons get second chance through program at Lakeland
• Chardon’s Envirothon team places 8th in the nation
• Woman flown to hospital after crash in Troy Twp.
• Review today's chat on suicide prevention
• OSHA official to clear confusion over stiffer penalties
• WELW marks 45 years on air
• Geauga Dog Warden says license drive improves budget
• Suicide prevention discussion -- WATCH IT LIVE
• Chardon’s Envirothon team places 8th in the nation
• Remembrance events planned to mark Sept. 11 attacks
• Obama says voters may blame him for economy
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• WELW marks 45 years on air
• Veterans Affairs adds another clinic in Painesville
• Review today's chat on suicide prevention
• Authorities probe Chester Twp. crash
• Remembrance events planned to mark Sept. 11 attacks
• Wig-wearing robber gets two years for robbing Mayfield bank
• Suicide prevention discussion -- WATCH IT LIVE
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• Veterans Affairs adds another clinic in Painesville
• Group: Eastlake power plant a health risk
• Truck driver charged after May 10 fatal crash in construction zone
• 2 area schools reap Blue Ribbon honors
• Wig-wearing robber gets two years for robbing Mayfield bank
• Remembrance events planned to mark Sept. 11 attacks
• Geauga County United Way unveils 2010 campaign goal
• Mentor, Lake Erie College now partners for business incubator
• Water shut off to Willoughby condos after flooding
• Veterans Affairs adds another clinic in Painesville
• Fundraiser set for injured firefighter Mark Jonovich
• Munson OKs compromise
• 100 customers in Wickliffe still without power -- UPDATE
• Wig-wearing robber gets two years for robbing Mayfield bank
• Golden Knights jump at Perry canceled
• Obama touts plan to jumpstart economy during stop in Ohio
• Education to be in spotlight during Lake County NAACP's annual banquet
• Group: Eastlake power plant a health risk
• Mentor creates new conservation district
• Wig-wearing robber gets two years for robbing Mayfield bank
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• Port Authority lends a hand
• Judge backs arbitrator's decision against suit filed by ex-Lakeland professor
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• Police search for MH bank robber
• Project correcting 3 problems at once
• Frank Russo resigns after 21-count indictment- UPDATED
• Lincoln Electric ruling reversed
• Fans hope Captains on course for title
• Mentor, Lake Erie College now partners for business incubator
• Lake County NAACP to award scholarships
• Munson OKs compromise
• Sixth annual Perry Fall Festival starts on Saturday
• Judge dismisses class-action suit from all-electric homeowners
• Obama touts plan to jumpstart economy during stop in Ohio
• Willowick girl's fundraiser exceeds expectations
• Local officials react to Russo case
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• Madison faces cash, legal issues in street fix dilemma
• Cuyahoga County auditor Russo charged
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• Geauga County United Way unveils 2010 campaign goal
• Release denied for Madison Twp. man
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• Lincoln Electric ruling reversed
• Fundraiser set for injured firefighter Mark Jonovich
• Judge dismisses class-action suit from all-electric homeowners
• Water shut off to Willoughby condos after flooding
• Lake County NAACP to award scholarships
• Golden Knights jump at Perry canceled
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• OSHA official to clear confusion over stiffer penalties
• Sixth annual Perry Fall Festival starts on Saturday
• Mentor creates new conservation district
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• Chardon’s Envirothon team places 8th in the nation
• Willowick girl's fundraiser exceeds expectations
• Judge backs arbitrator's decision against suit filed by ex-Lakeland professor
• Veterans Affairs adds another clinic in Painesville
• WELW marks 45 years on air
• Madison faces cash, legal issues in street fix dilemma
• Project correcting 3 problems at once
• Chardon’s Envirothon team places 8th in the nation
• Historic Kirtland exhibit honored
• Perry Schools discusses changes to transportation facility
• Euclid reaches Shore Centre compromise
• Nov. 2 ballot takes shape for Cuyahoga's new form of government
• Mentor fire makes temporary reductions at station No. 5
• Geauga County United Way unveils 2010 campaign goal
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• Judge backs arbitrator's decision against suit filed by ex-Lakeland professor
• Education to be in spotlight during Lake County NAACP's annual banquet
• Obama touts plan to jumpstart economy during stop in Ohio
• 100 customers in Wickliffe still without power -- UPDATE
• Mentor, Lake Erie College now partners for business incubator
• Fundraiser set for injured firefighter Mark Jonovich
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• Storm causes house fire, power outages
• Mentor man sentenced for role in Kent murder
• Route 2 overnight closures delayed 1 day
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• PerchFest on tap this weekend
• Hambden Elementary instituting anti-bullying efforts
• Youth Softball League commissioner accused of groping minor
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• OHP still looking into cause of fatal crash as NDCL mourns
• Local horror movie 'Hellementary' to air on national cable channel 'Chiller'
• Blog: Obama to appear Wed. at Tri-C West
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• Sept. 7 primary results
• Corny fall favorite returns to Farmpark
• Power outages reported
• Geauga Council celebrates seniors in the arts in Century Village
• Hambden Elementary instituting anti-bullying efforts
• Raise the Roof supports Maple Leaf Communities
• Youth Softball League commissioner accused of groping minor
• Agency will mark Suicide Prevention Day with presentation viewable live online
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• Cheerleaders sport more than school spirit
• OHP still looking into cause of fatal crash as NDCL mourns
• Blue Angels close Cleveland National Air Show with aeronautic acrobatics
• Local horror movie 'Hellementary' to air on national cable channel 'Chiller'
• Madison School Board wants public input on new buildings
• Blog: Obama to appear Wed. at Tri-C West
• Mother supports exotic pet ban
• Shore Centre's future on agenda
• Geauga Council celebrates seniors in the arts in Century Village
• Detained kids get diplomas
• Raise the Roof supports Maple Leaf Communities
• Slideshow: David Slabaugh at the fair
• Slideshow: Barry Booher at the fair
• Agency will mark Suicide Prevention Day with presentation viewable live online
• Slideshow: Slabaughs take in the fair
• Willoughby neighborhood plans its own Olympics
• Cheerleaders sport more than school spirit
• Kirtland man dies in Painesville crash
• Lake Metroparks plans 22nd annual Bug Day!
• Blue Angels close Cleveland National Air Show with aeronautic acrobatics
• Victim in buggy crash dies
• Young explorers hunt for bugs at West Woods
• Madison School Board wants public input on new buildings
• Willoughby neighborhood plans its own Olympics
• Hawken School dedicates extension
• Slideshow: David Slabaugh at the fair
• Lake Metroparks plans 22nd annual Bug Day!
• Bainbridge ponders reorganization issues
• Slideshow: Slabaughs take in the fair
• Young explorers hunt for bugs at West Woods
• Local birth rate mirrors national drop
• Kirtland man dies in Painesville crash
• Hawken School dedicates extension
• Shore Centre's future on agenda
• Victim in buggy crash dies
• Bainbridge ponders reorganization issues
• Detained kids get diplomas
• Willoughby neighborhood plans its own Olympics
• Shore Centre's future on agenda
• Slideshow: Barry Booher at the fair
• Lake Metroparks plans 22nd annual Bug Day!
• Local birth rate mirrors national drop
• Young explorers hunt for bugs at West Woods
• Detained kids get diplomas
• Hawken School dedicates extension
• Slideshow: Barry Booher at the fair 2
• Bainbridge ponders reorganization issues
• Slideshow: Barry Booher at the fair
• Local birth rate mirrors national drop
• Corny fall favorite returns to Farmpark
• Slideshow: David Slabaugh at the fair
• Slideshow: Slabaughs take in the fair
• Fatal crash on Route 2 in Painesville
• Victim in buggy crash dies
• Fatal crash on Route 2 in Painesville
• Victim in buggy crash dies
• Love leads to a career in assisted living
• Veterans groups losing members, not their mission
• Governor walks in Euclid for workers
• Kasich speaks during fair appearance
• Slideshow: Slabaughs take in the fair
• Love leads to a career in assisted living
• Veterans groups losing members, not their mission
• Kasich speaks during fair appearance
• Governor walks in Euclid for workers
• Wickliffe Police searching for burglars
• Painesville man pleads guilty to sexually assaulting 9-year-old
• Wickliffe Police searching for burglars
• Painesville man pleads guilty to sexually assaulting 9-year-old
• Euclid bars to employ talking urinal cakes
• Painesville man pleads guilty to sexually assaulting 9-year-old
• Euclid bars to employ talking urinal cakes
• Feds try to stop inmate sex assaults
• Euclid bars to employ talking urinal cakes
• Feds try to stop inmate sex assaults
• ODOT to close section of Route 2 overnight
• Feds try to stop inmate sex assaults
• ODOT to close section of Route 2 overnight
• Semi crash closes part of I-271
• ODOT to close section of Route 2 overnight
• Semi crash closes part of I-271
• Madison Twp. man accused of abusing his family
• Semi crash closes part of I-271
• Madison Twp. man accused of abusing his family
• Blog: Fran DeWine to appear in Lake, Geauga
• Madison Twp. man accused of abusing his family
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• Love leads to a career in assisted living
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• Blog: Fran DeWine to appear in Lake, Geauga
• Missing Euclid teen found safe in New York
• Burton crash sends three to hospital
• Burton crash sends three to hospital
• 4-H groups recognized by commissioners
• 4-H groups recognized by commissioners
• Longtime educator mourned
• 4-H groups recognized by commissioners
• Longtime educator mourned
• Kirtland resident eyes Miss Junior Teen crown
• Longtime educator mourned
• Kirtland resident eyes Miss Junior Teen crown
• 5 indicted on charges of criminal non-support
• Kirtland resident eyes Miss Junior Teen crown
• 5 indicted on charges of criminal non-support
• Mentor offering online education
• 5 indicted on charges of criminal non-support
• Mentor offering online education
• Wickliffe Police searching for burglars
• Mentor offering online education
• Roadwork: Market Street repair to begin
• Connector Road project moves forward in Concord
• Store hits ‘Express' lane in time for holidays
• Geauga County Department on Aging assistant director to be honored
• Willoughby group hopes to expand
• Lyndhurst man charged with OVI in Wickliffe crash
• End in sight for hot, humid air but it comes at a cost
• Lake County, JFS union employees reach deal
• Blog: Fran DeWine to appear in Lake, Geauga
• Spotz's gear stolen
• Madison man accused of abusing his family
• Local districts to receive Education Job Funds
• ODOT to close section of Route 2 overnight
• Investigators still seeking cause of fire at cat sanctuary owner's home
• Painesville man pleads guilty to sexually assaulting 9-year-old
• Court records show stabbing suspect should have reported to jail
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• Great Geauga County Fair is here and the chickens are flying
• Missing Euclid teen found safe in New York
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• Burton crash sends three to hospital
• I-271 northbound lanes in Mayfield Heights shut down
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• Wickliffe Police searching for burglars
• 8 sent to hospital following jeep vs buggy crash
• Report: Ohio at forefront of judicial election spending
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• Cowboys, cowgirls to again gather in Mentor for six-gun shoot-out
• Ex-Wickliffe bus driver says he was fired for giving out Christmas cards
• 8 sent to hospital following jeep vs buggy crash
• Riverside Schools benefits from Memorial Run
• Willoughby artists, shops helping to spruce up DiVine District
• Lyndhurst man charged with OVI in crash
• New CEO of Cardinal Community Credit Union beaming and ready to go
• Mentor stabbing victim upgraded to fair
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• Business, biology big majors in NEO
• Willoughby Hills eyeing income tax hike
• End in sight for hot, humid air but it comes at a cost
• PUCO approves Aqua Ohio rate hike, changes to charges
• Investigators still seeking cause of fire at cat sanctuary owner's home
• Great Geauga County Fair is here and the chickens are flying
• Eastbound lane of I-90 bridge over I-271 has reopened
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• Court records show stabbing suspect should have reported to jail
• Report: Ohio at forefront of judicial election spending
• 8 sent to hospital following jeep vs buggy crash
• Lyndhurst man charged with OVI in crash
• Ex-Wickliffe bus driver says he was fired for giving out Christmas cards
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• Willoughby artists, shops helping to spruce up DiVine District
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• Mentor stabbing victim upgraded to fair
• Cowboys, cowgirls to again gather in Mentor for six-gun shoot-out
• Willoughby Hills eyeing income tax hike
• Riverside Schools benefits from Memorial Run
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• New CEO of Cardinal Community Credit Union beaming and ready to go
• End in sight for hot, humid air but it comes at a cost
• Business, biology big majors in NEO
• Great Geauga County Fair is here and the chickens are flying
• PUCO approves Aqua Ohio rate hike, changes to charges
• Court records show stabbing suspect should have reported to jail
• Eastbound lane of I-90 bridge over I-271 has reopened
• Investigators still seeking cause of fire at cat sanctuary owner's home (UPDATED)
• PETA calls for charges against bear owner
• Claridon horse to show at Geauga Fair for 25th year.
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• Organizations, governor team up over exotic animal rules
• Mailings sent to voters whose records didn't match BMV
• Willoughby artists, shops helping to spruce up 'DiVine District'
• White Cross memorial honors victims of abortion
• Officials place LaDue Reservoir under highest alert
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• Claridon horse to show at Geauga Fair for 25th year.
• Ex-winery owner gets more prison time
• Cowboys, cowgirls to again gather in Mentor for six-gun shoot-out
• Mailings sent to voters whose records didn't match BMV
• Euclid teen missing after being dropped off at Tri-C
• Eastbound lane of I-90 bridge over I-271 has reopened
• Officials place LaDue Reservoir under highest alert
• Funeral arrangements set for Jordan Pizzi (UPDATED)
• Stabbing victim in critical condition; suspect charged (UPDATED)
• Ex-winery owner gets more prison time
• Mom helps Mentor police nab suspected Peeping Tom
• Ozone alert extended through today
• Euclid teen missing after being dropped off at Tri-C
• Chardon committee recommends policy
• Blog: Strickland, Kasich to be in area Saturday
• Funeral arrangements set for Jordan Pizzi (UPDATED)
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• Residents might play ball at Wickliffe's Jindra Park next season
• Obama remarks on Iraq
• Mom helps Mentor police nab suspected Peeping Tom
• Ex-Wickliffe bus driver says he was fired for giving out Christmas cards
• Northeast Ohio tourists staying closer to home
• Local officials' reactions to Obama speech
• Chardon committee recommends policy
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• Chester cat sanctuary catches on fire
• Browns' Rogers fined but not suspended
• Residents might play ball at Wickliffe's Jindra Park next season
• Cowboys, cowgirls to again gather in Mentor for six-gun shoot-out
• Willoughby artists, shops helping to spruce up 'DiVine District'
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• Northeast Ohio tourists staying closer to home
• Ozone alert extended through today
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• Road work
• Chester cat sanctuary catches on fire
• Obama remarks on Iraq
• Eastbound lane of I-90 bridge over I-271 shut down
• PETA calls for charges against bear owner
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• Local officials' reactions to Obama speech
• Stabbing victim in critical condition; suspect charged
• Organizations, governor team up over exotic animal rules
• Road work
• White Cross memorial honors victims of abortion
• Ex-Wickliffe bus driver says he was fired for giving out Christmas cards
• Local officials' reactions to Obama's remarks on Iraq
• State issues correction: LaDue, not East Branch, gets upgraded alert
• Ozone alert extended through Wednesday
• Claridon horse to show at Geauga Fair for 25th year.
• Blog: Strickland, Kasich to be in area Saturday
• Euclid teen missing after being dropped off at Tri-C
• Funeral arrangements set for Jordan Pizzi
• House catches fire at cat sanctuary in Chester-UPDATED
• Browns' Rogers fined but not suspended
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• Fire damages Berkshire garage
• Diligent mother helps Mentor police nab suspected peeker
• Obama remarks on Iraq
• Ohio ranks 29th in children's well-being
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• Lake Catholic senior wins prom contest with homemade dress
• Celtic music, dancing take stage in Geneva-on-the-Lake
• 1 dead, 8 injured in Mentor crash
• Eastlake power plant cuts not expected to impact resident falcons
• Kirtland seeking grant from NOACA for trail
• Lithuanian consulate picks Willoughby for new location
• 2-year-old rescued from bottom of pool
• Students from merging Catholic schools adjust during first week
• Rabid bat found in Concord Township
• Barn catches fire in Chardon Township
• Second person dies following crash in Mentor
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• Best of Show Automotive keeping presence in Mentor while expanding to N.C.
• Ohio ranks 29th in children's well-being
• Unseasonably high temps expected all week
• Two in intensive care after truck-motorcycle crash in Wickliffe - UPDATED
• Students from merging Catholic schools adjust during first week
• 1 dead, 8 injured in Mentor crash
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• 2-year-old rescued from bottom of pool
• Chardon eyeing new retire/rehire policy
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• 19-month old boy dead in Concord, investigators find signs of abuse - UPDATED
• Second person dies following crash in Mentor
• Second person dies following crash in Mentor
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• Unseasonably high temps expected all week
• 19-month old boy dead in Concord; suspect arraigned in court (with VIDEO)
• 2-year-old rescued from bottom of pool
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• Spooky season staple returning to Farmpark
• Unseasonably high temps expected all week
• 19-month old boy dead in Concord, suspect arraigned in court (with VIDEO) - UPDATED
• Friends honoring biker buddies with charity ride Sept. 12
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• Spooky season staple returning to Farmpark
• Several improvements in works at Mentor Dog Park
• Event altering traffic pattern in Painesville
• Friends honoring biker buddies with charity ride Sept. 12
• Celtic music, dancing take stage in Geneva-on-the-Lake
• Highland Heights man in good condition after Mayfield Heights crash
• Several improvements in works at Mentor Dog Park
• Lithuanian consulate picks Willoughby for new location
• Two involved in Wickliffe truck-motorcycle crash remain hospitalized
• Celtic music, dancing take stage in Geneva-on-the-Lake
• Barn catches fire in Chardon Township
• Bear owner says he's ‘not handling it very well' after attack
• Spooky season staple returning to Farmpark
• Lithuanian consulate picks Willoughby for new location
• Ohio ranks 29th in children's well-being
• Mary Taylor calls Strickland ad 'a cheap shot'
• Friends honoring biker buddies with charity ride Sept. 12
• Barn catches fire in Chardon Township
• 1 dead, 8 injured in Mentor crash
• Eastlake power plant cuts not expected to affect resident falcons
• Several improvements in works at Mentor Dog Park
• And the free funeral goes to ...
• Strongman event powers into Mentor (with video)
• Residents take strides for mental illness awareness (with video)
• Differences in energy bill assistance program include plan to help customers pay utility debt (with
• 1 dead, 8 injured in Mentor crash
• International scholar to head Cleveland Museum of Art
• Park district prepares for arrival of chimney swifts
• Painesville road to close for repairs
• N-H writer named Journalist of the Year
• Willoughby honors John Ross, founder of youth football league
• Future home of bear owner in question
• Park district prepares for arrival of chimney swifts
• Madison Fire District buys 2 ER ambulances
• International scholar to head Cleveland Museum of Art
• Grace Woods condos entering second phase
• N-H writer named Journalist of the Year
• Willoughby honors John Ross, founder of youth football league
• Holly Trimble, 1991 North High grad, found dead in Westerville
• Park district prepares for arrival of chimney swifts
• Madison Fire District buys 2 ER ambulances
• Wickliffe man files suit for raid
• Willoughby honors John Ross, founder of youth football league
• Grace Woods condos entering second phase
• Bocce tournament rolls into Wickliffe
• Madison Fire District buys 2 ER ambulances
• Holly Trimble, 1991 North High grad, found dead in Westerville
• Eastlake tax collection suit can go forward
• Grace Woods condos entering second phase
• Wickliffe man files suit for raid
• Minimum wage low on list of concerns
• Holly Trimble, 1991 North High grad, found dead in Westerville
• Bocce tournament rolls into Wickliffe
• Good news, bad news in latest district report cards
• Wickliffe man files suit for raid
• Eastlake tax collection suit can go forward
• And the free funeral goes to ...
• Bocce tournament rolls into Wickliffe
• Minimum wage low on list of concerns
• Strongman event powers into Mentor (with video)
• Eastlake tax collection suit can go forward
• Good news, bad news in latest district report cards
• Residents take strides for mental illness awareness (with video)
• Painesville road to close for repairs
• Minimum wage low on list of concerns
• Visit us SAT at Cleveland Browns Stadium
• Differences in energy bill assistance program include plan to help customers pay utility debt (with
• Future home of bear owner in question
• Good news, bad news in latest district report cards
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• Painesville road to close for repairs
• International scholar to head Cleveland Museum of Art
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• Future home of bear owner in question
• N-H writer named Journalist of the Year
• Town hall meeting set in Painesville
• Painesville road to close for repairs
• Eastlake tax collection suit can go forward
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• Holly Trimble, 1991 North High grad, found dead in Westerville
• Grace Woods condos entering second phase
• Willoughby honors John Ross, founder of youth football league
• Town hall meeting set in Painesville
• Good news, bad news in latest District Report Cards
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• Visit us SAT at Cleveland Browns Stadium
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• Edward Wayne Edwards indicted in 1996 death of foster son
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• PUCO OKs electric security plan for FirstEnergy
• Classic Park hoping food drive is a home run
• South Newbury Union Chapel to be recognized as historical site (with video)
• West Geauga accepts resignation of indicted employee
• Facebook Places: How it works and how to protect your privacy
• Osborne suing neighbors for trespassing, slander
• Lake Metroparks builds trail to Chair Factory Falls
• KI pills available (with map)
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• Road work: Pavement repair starting in Mentor
• Group wants to bring clock back to Willoughby
• Mix-up sends some parents, students to truancy program
• PUCO OKs electric security plan for FirstEnergy
• New jobless claims drop for first time in 4 weeks
• It's not too late to apply for Fast Track 50
• Mayfield Heights murder trial postponed again
• Lake accepts federal grants administrator resignation
• Osborne suing neighbors for trespassing, slander
• Former president to sign latest book in Lyndhurst
• Fiancee says cherished model planes stolen from deceased Willowick man
• Mentor planners help dreams come true
• Group wants to bring clock back to Willoughby
• Jobless rate edges lower in Geauga, Lake counties
• Mentor, other cities pursue unpaid taxes
• West Geauga accepts resignation of indicted employee
• Mayfield Heights murder trial postponed again
• Bainbridge police's new water well hits snag
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• Former Troy man pleads guilty in '96 death of foster son
• Fiancee says cherished model planes stolen from deceased Willowick man
• South Newbury Union Chapel to be recognized as historical site (with video)
• Lake Metroparks builds trail to Chair Factory Falls - WITH VIDEO
• Sign up for NAMI's Strides for Awareness Walk
• Mentor, other cities pursue unpaid taxes
• KI pills available (with map)
• Edward Wayne Edwards pleads guilty in 1996 death of foster son - UPDATED
• Facebook Places: How it works and how to protect your privacy
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• PUCO OKs electric security plan for FirstEnergy
• West Geauga accepts resignation of indicted employee
• Road work: Pavement repair starting in Mentor
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• Sign up for NAMI's Strides for Awareness Walk
• Osborne suing neighbors for trespassing, slander
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• It's not too late to apply for Fast Track 50
• New jobless claims drop for first time in 4 weeks
• Facebook Places: How it works and how to protect your privacy
• Group wants to bring clock back to Willoughby
• New jobless claims drop for first time in 4 weeks
• Former president to sign latest book in Lyndhurst
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• Road work: Pavement repair starting in Mentor
• Mayfield Heights murder trial postponed again
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• Jobless rate edges lower in Geauga, Lake counties
• Mourners remember victim of bear mauling
• It's not too late to apply for Fast Track 50
• Fiancee says cherished model planes stolen from deceased Willowick man
• Mix-up sends some parents, students to truancy program
• Bainbridge police's new water well hits snag
• Bainbridge police chief warns of scams
• Former president to sign latest book in Lyndhurst
• Mentor, other cities pursue unpaid taxes
• Sign up for NAMI's Strides for Awareness Walk
• South Newbury Union Chapel to be recognized as historical site (with video)
• It's So You! consignment shop owner thrilled to see vision come to fruition
• Jobless rate edges lower in Geauga, Lake counties
• Lake Metroparks builds trail to Chair Factory Falls
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• KI pills available (with map)
• Lighthouse tour draws 5 potential online bidders
• Bainbridge police's new water well hits snag
• Mentor to close Headlands Elementary
• Madison wants street study ‘ASAP'
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• Bainbridge seeks volunteers to scan documents
• South Newbury Union Chapel to be recognized as historical site
• West G Schools reduces meetings to one a month
• Osborne suing neighbors for trespassing, slander
• Camaraderie aids Junior Women's Club of Mentor, community
• Former president to sign latest book in Lyndhurst
• Sign up for NAMI's Strides for Awareness Walk
• AMP members OK alternative to coal-fired plant
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• Madison wants street study ‘ASAP'
• First days run smoothly for area schools
• Jobless rate edges lower in Geauga, Lake counties
• Bainbridge seeks volunteers to scan documents
• Crash knocks out power in Perry Twp.
• West G Schools reduces meetings to one a month
• Fewer new court cases overall in Ohio, but domestic violence filings rise
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• Camaraderie aids Junior Women's Club of Mentor, community
• Mentor man accused of groping two young girls at Walmart
• Facebook Places: How it works and how to protect your privacy
• AMP members OK alternative to coal-fired plant
• Area school districts race to top
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• First days run smoothly for area schools
• Bonuses now available to Persian Gulf, Iraq, Afghanistan veterans
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• Crash knocks out power in Perry Twp.
• Mentor to close Headlands Elementary
• Jobless rate edges lower in Geauga, Lake counties
• Fewer new court cases overall in Ohio, but domestic violence filings rise
• South Newbury Union Chapel to be recognized as historical site
• Sign up for NAMI's Strides for Awareness Walk
• Mentor man accused of groping two young girls at Walmart
• Osborne suing M-L residents for trespassing, slander
• Motorcyclist hospitalized after hitting deer in Claridon
• Area school districts race to top
• Former president to sign latest book in Lyndhurst
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• Bonuses now available to Persian Gulf, Iraq, Afghanistan veterans
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• Mayfield woman indicted in shooting of husband
• Footballs, enrollment soar at Notre Dame College
• Crash knocks out power in Perry -- UPDATE
• 14 Lake County projects on way to obtaining grants, loans from OPWC
• Fewer new court cases overall in Ohio, but domestic violence filings rise
• Euclid man charged with attempted murder, aggravated robbery
• Ohio wins 'Race to the Top' grants
• Deadly days on roadways as 4 area residents die
• Motorcyclist hospitalized after hitting deer in Claridon
• Man accused of groping two young girls at Mentor Walmart
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• Feds beef up investigation into engine defect with Corolla, Matrix
• Mayfield woman indicted in shooting of husband
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• Sign up for NAMI's Strides for Awareness Walk
• Painesville man dies after crash Thursday
• Motorcyclist dead after crashing into utility pole
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• Madison High waits to see if video wins
• LEC, Painesville throw 3rd annual Welcome Back concert
• Andover Bank opening branch in Madison Township
• 'Laverne & Shirley' star makes Mentor stop
• LaDue, East Branch under advisories
• Mentor School Board to vote on school closure
• Citizen Slideshow: Nicole & Ryan - fair
• Citizen slideshow: Will Slabaugh - fair
• Citizen slideshow: Amber Sarns - fair 3
• Willoughby man dies in car crash
• Outpatient favorites at Wellness Institute
• Citizen slideshow: Amber Sarns - fair 2
• Fatal crash in Middlefield; Route 528 closed
• NAMI walk aims to raise awareness
• Citizen slideshow: Amber Sarns - fair 1
• 4 Lake Metroparks parks get new creature-comfort stations
• Citizen slideshow: Barry Booher - fair
• Patients, residents participate in fitness programs at TriPont Wellness Institute
• Citizen slideshow: Phyllis Neff - fair
• 4-H members bring farm friends to olympic event to blow off a little steam
• Citizen Slideshow: Nicole & Ryan - fair
• Police targeting drunken drivers
• Willoughby man dies in car crash
• A little extra drama hits 2010 YMCA Dream House contest
• One dead after four-car crash in Parkman - UPDATED
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• Andover Bank opening branch in Madison Township
• Citizen slideshow: Sue Yarker - fair
• Andover Bank opening branch in Madison Township
• Motorcyclist dead after crashing into utility pole
• Citizen slideshow: Amber Sarns - fair 4
• Motorcyclist dead after crashing into utility pole
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• Citizen slideshow: Amber Sarns - fair 3
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• Painesville man dies after crash Thursday
• Citizen slideshow: Amber Sarns - fair 2
• Painesville man dies after crash Thursday
• Euclid man charged with attempted murder, aggravated robbery
• Citizen slideshow: Amber Sarns - fair 1
• Euclid man charged with attempted murder, aggravated robbery
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• Citizen slideshow: Barry Booher - fair
• Sign up for NAMI's Strides for Awareness Walk
• Citizen slideshow: Sue Yarker - fair
• Citizen slideshow: Phyllis Neff - fair
• Susan Sivik wins the 2010 YMCA Dream House
• Citizen slideshow: Amber Sarns - fair 4
• Diehard Browns fans not deterred by rain
• Susan Sivik wins the 2010 YMCA Dream House
• Citizen slideshow: Will Slabaugh - fair
• Citizen slideshow: Dona Fatibeno Singerman - fair
• Sign up for NAMI's Strides for Awareness Walk
• Citizen slideshow: Madeline Christman - fair
• Citizen slideshow: Barry Booher's day at the fair
• Outpatient favorites at Wellness Institute
• Citizen slideshow: Samantha Snell at the fair
• NAMI walk aims to raise awareness
• Citizen slideshow: Will Slabaugh's day at the fair
• 4 Lake Metroparks parks get new creature-comfort stations
• Citizen slideshow: Barry Booher's Day 2 at the fair
• Patients, residents participate in fitness programs at TriPont Wellness Institute
• Citizen slideshow: Barry Booher at the fair
• 4-H members bring farm friends to olympic event to blow off a little steam
• Citizen slideshow: Barry Booher on hitch contest
• Police targeting drunken drivers
• Citizen slideshow: Samantha Hudak's day at the fair
• A little extra drama hits 2010 YMCA Dream House contest
• A little friendly competition skates into the Lake County Fair
• Citizen slideshow: Will Slabaugh - fair
• Area small businesses enjoy benefits of bartering group
• Citizen slideshow: Dona Fatibeno Singerman - fair
• Three arrested, charged in Mentor assault
• Citizen slideshow: Madeline Christman - fair
• Last Stop Willoughby is historic, spooky and trolleys
• More opt for early Social Security
• Citizen slideshow: Barry Booher's day at the fair
• Bocce tournament a hit in Mayfield Heights
• School districts ACT on exam scores
• A little friendly competition skates into the Lake County Fair
• Citizen slideshow: Samantha Snell at the fair
• WhisperMow to close Madison Village site
• West G employee accused of crimes while with Maple Heights Schools
• Area small businesses enjoy benefits of bartering group
• Citizen slideshow: Will Slabaugh's day at the fair
• A fair economy for county fairs
• Mentor Schools sued
• Three arrested, charged in Mentor assault
• Citizen slideshow: Barry Booher's Day 2 at the fair
• School districts ACT on exam scores
• Citizen slideshow: Amanda Warder's day at the fair
• Last Stop Willoughby is historic, spooky and trolleys
• Willoughby family to hold golf outing
• West G employee accused of crimes while with Maple Heights Schools
• Citizen slideshow: Samantha Hudak's day at the fair
• More opt for early Social Security
• Geauga Engineer, Chester resident clash over rocks
• Mentor Schools sued
• Sign up for NAMI's Strides for Awareness Walk
• Diehard Browns fans not deterred by rain
• Bocce tournament a hit in Mayfield Heights
• Citizen slideshow: Barry Booher's day at the fair
• Sign up for NAMI's Strides for Awareness Walk
• WhisperMow to close Madison Village site
• Citizen slideshow: Samantha Snell at the fair
• Citizen slideshow: Barry Booher's day at the fair
• A fair economy for county fairs
• Citizen slideshow: Will Slabaugh's day at the fair
• Citizen slideshow: Samantha Snell at the fair
• School districts ACT on exam scores
• Citizen slideshow: Barry Booher's Day 2 at the fair
• Citizen slideshow: Will Slabaugh's day at the fair
• West G employee accused of crimes while with Maple Heights Schools
• Willoughby police investigating home break-in
• Citizen slideshow: Barry Booher's Day 2 at the fair
• Citizen slideshow: Will Slabaugh's Day 2 at the fair
• Willoughby family to hold golf outing
• Mentor Schools sued
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• Geauga Engineer, Chester resident clash over rocks
• Citizen slideshow: Barry Booher at the fair
• Mentor man accused of fighting his family
• Bocce tournament a hit in Mayfield Heights
• Citizen slideshow: Barry Booher on hitch contest
• Willoughby family to hold golf outing
• WhisperMow to close Madison Village site
• Citizen slideshow: Amanda Warder's day at the fair
• Sign up for NAMI's Strides for Awareness Walk
• Geauga Engineer, Chester resident clash over rocks
• A fair economy for county fairs
• Citizen slideshow: Samantha Hudak's day at the fair
• Willoughby police investigating home break-in
• Serving Mayfield Heights for 50 years (and with no plans to stop)
• Geauga Engineer, Chester resident clash over rocks
• Lake Sheriff's Office seeking old cell phones to donate
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• Last Stop Willoughby chugs into town
• Mentor man accused of fighting his family
• Body of missing Euclid man ID'd
• Coroner rules on death of Thompson teen
• Some area school districts turn to student fees to avoid cuts
• Euclid shooting suspects in custody
• Citizen slideshow: Will Slabaugh's Day 2 at the fair
• More construction coming to Route 615 in Mentor
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• North students protest replacement of marching band director
• West G employee indicted by grand jury
• Willoughby police investigating home break-in
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• Geauga Engineer, Chester resident clash over rocks
• Citizen slideshow: Barry Booher's day at the fair
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• Citizen slideshow: Samantha Snell at the fair
• Citizen slideshow: Will Slabaugh's Day 2 at the fair
• Citizen slideshow: Will Slabaugh's day at the fair
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• Citizen slideshow: Barry Booher's Day 2 at the fair
• Mentor man accused of fighting his family
• Laketran calls executive session
• West G employee indicted by grand jury
• Concord Fire receives more Knox-Boxes
• Citizen slideshow: Barry Booher's Day 2 at the fair
• Euclid shooting suspects in custody
• Reward offered for information regarding Thompson teen's death
• More construction coming to Route 615 in Mentor
• North High seeks new band director following alleged hazing incident
• North students protest replacement of marching band director
• Citizen slideshow: Gary Bly's day at the fair
• Citizen slideshow: Gary Bly's day at the fair
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• Hear the late afternoon headlines
• Jobless claims hit 9-month high
• Sign up for NAMI's Strides for Awareness Walk
• Two arrested after robbery, shooting in Euclid
• Citizen slideshow: Will Slabaugh's day at the fair
• Citizen slideshow: Barry Booher's day at the fair
• North students protest replacement of marching band director
• Citizen slideshow: Barry Booher's Day 2 at the fair
• Citizen slideshow: Samantha Snell at the fair
• Serving Mayfield Heights for 50 years (and with no plans to stop)
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• Jerky store opens location in Madison
• Concord Fire receives more Knox-Boxes
• Laketran calls executive session
• Wickliffe development continues plans despite snag
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• Concord Fire receives more Knox-Boxes
• Tattoos, piercings may send wrong message at work
• More construction coming to Route 615 in Mentor
• Serving Mayfield Heights for 50 years (and with no plans to stop)
• 2010 YMCA Dream House finalists selected
• Coroner rules on cause of Dan Swan's death
• Lake Sheriff's Office seeking old cell phones to donate
• Geauga’s Revolving Loan Fund credited for helping stem unemployment
• Some area school districts turn to student fees to avoid cuts
• Last Stop Willoughby chugs into town
• Gospel Trail rolls out day-long free concert Saturday
• Jobless claims hit 9-month high
• Body of missing Euclid man ID'd
• Painesville receives grant to restore pond
• Body found in burnt SUV identified as Euclid man
• Coroner rules on death of Thompson teen
• Mentor's Museum of Speed put in park
• Citizen slideshow: Will Slabaugh's day at the fair
• Some area school districts turn to student fees to avoid cuts
• Ex-head of Willowick Soccer League gets 7-year sentence
• Geauga County officials confront Bainbridge trustees
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• Fair slideshow: Opening day at the Lake County Fair
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• Sign up for NAMI's Strides for Awareness Walk
• Repairs to Madison Village street causing new problems
• Ex-head of Willowick Soccer League gets 7-year sentence -UPDATED
• Sign up for NAMI's Strides for Awareness Walk
• Citizen slideshow: Barry Booher's day at the fair
• New award at Fast Track dinner
• Speed, alcohol suspected in crash that sends two to hospital
• Geauga’s Revolving Loan Fund credited for helping stem unemployment
• New award at Fast Track dinner
• Citizen slideshow: Samantha Snell's day at the fair
• CEO: Fairmount to remain in Chardon
• Excitement in air as Parker Aerospace facility opens
• Cintavey resigns as Wickliffe superintendent
• CEO: Fairmount to remain in Chardon
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• Mentor Chalk Art contest draws about 75 creative kids
• Painesville’s revenue hitting 6-year low
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• Mentor Chalk Art contest draws about 75 creative kids
• Jerky store opens location in Madison
• Youngstown developer purchases shopping center in Bainbridge
• Mentor finalizes agreement for business incubator
• Citizen slideshow: Barry Booher's day at the fair
• Youngstown developer purchases shopping center in Bainbridge
• Wickliffe development continues plans despite snag
• Geauga County officials confront Bainbridge trustees
• All's Fair once again in Lake County
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• Geauga County officials confront Bainbridge trustees
• Tattoos, piercings may send wrong message at work
• Repairs to Madison Village street causing new problems
• Thompson teen dies 3 weeks after being found in road
• Reward offered for information regarding Thompson teen's death
• Repairs to Madison Village street causing new problems
• 2010 YMCA Dream House finalists selected
• Speed, alcohol suspected in crash that sends two to hospital
• Plan for condos disrupted
• Fair slideshow: Opening day at the Lake County Fair
• Speed, alcohol suspected in crash that sends two to hospital
• Geauga’s Revolving Loan Fund credited for helping stem unemployment
• Excitement in air as Parker Aerospace facility opens
• Cintavey resigns as Wickliffe superintendent
• Sign up for NAMI's Strides for Awareness Walk
• Excitement in air as Parker Aerospace facility opens
• Gospel Trail rolls out day-long free concert Saturday
• Painesville’s revenue hitting 6-year low
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• Painesville’s revenue hitting 6-year low
• Painesville receives grant to restore pond
• Mentor finalizes agreement for business incubator
• Citizen slideshow: Barry Booher's day at the fair
• Collecting Social Security early? Let's hear from you
• Mentor finalizes agreement for business incubator
• Cintavey resigns as Wickliffe superintendent
• All's Fair once again in Lake County
• New award at Fast Track dinner
• All's Fair once again in Lake County
• Mentor's Museum of Speed put in park
• Thompson teen dies 3 weeks after being found in road
• CEO: Fairmount to remain in Chardon
• Thompson teen dies 3 weeks after being found in road
• Ex-head of Willowick Soccer League gets 7-year sentence
• Plan for condos disrupted
• Mentor Chalk Art contest draws about 75 creative kids
• Plan for condos disrupted
• Reward offered for information regarding Thompson teen's death
• Youngstown developer purchases shopping center in Bainbridge
• Gospel Trail rolls out day-long free concert Saturday
• North High seeks new band director following alleged hazing incident
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• Mentor man accused of using camera on shoe to look up skirt
• Collecting Social Security early: pros and cons
• Inspired 9-year-old Willowick girl puts together festival
• Thompson teen dies 3 weeks after being found in road
• Painesville approves electric deal
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• Chardon Council OKs retail grant program
• Repairs to Madison Village street causing new problems
• Chardon seeks money for trails
• Geauga County officials confront Bainbridge trustees
• Euclid collects $600,000 in state grants for rec projects
• Sign up for NAMI's Strides for Awareness Walk
• Mentor High among area schools changing their grading policies
• Mentor Chalk Art contest draws about 75 creative kids
• SLIDESHOW: Opening day at the Lake County Fair
• Painesville’s revenue hitting 6-year low
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• Repairs to Madison Village street causing new problems
• Collecting Social Security early: pros and cons
• Geauga County officials confront Bainbridge trustees
• Colt McCoy practices Tuesday
• Sign up for NAMI's Strides for Awareness Walk
• Speed, alcohol suspected in crash that sends two to hospital
• Mentor Chalk Art contest draws about 75 creative kids
• Roadwork
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• Speed, alcohol suspected in crash that sends two to hospital
• Chester Township man turns hobby into help
• Painesville’s revenue hitting 6-year low
• Andrzejewski: FirstEnergy reductions will affect Eastlake budget
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• Museum of Speed contemplating move to N.C.
• Pilgrimage focuses on shrine in Burton area
• Inspired 9-year-old Willowick girl puts together festival
• Willoughby team wins 3rd place in law enforcement competition
• Residents learn while riding 'big puppy dogs' at Farmpark
• Painesville approves electric deal
• Perry Twp. buys land for park
• O'Brien jury pool to grow
• Chardon Council OKs retail grant program
• Pilgrimage focuses on shrine in Burton area
• Officials discuss status of continued efforts for ferry from Lake County to Canada
• Chardon seeks money for trails
• Residents learn while riding 'big puppy dogs' at Farmpark
• Euclid collects $600,000 in state grants for rec projects
• O'Brien jury pool to grow
• Petraeus: Progress is occurring in Afghanistan
• Mentor High among area schools changing their grading policies
• Officials discuss status of continued efforts for ferry from Lake County to Canada
• Single bullet fired into Wickliffe storefront
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• Euclid collects $600,000 in state grants for rec projects
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• Museum of Speed contemplating move
• Petraeus: Progress is occurring in Afghanistan
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• Single bullet fired into Wickliffe storefront
• Mentor man accused of using camera on shoe to look up skirt
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• Ruttingers team up to provide bikes for those with mental illnesses
• Roadwork
• Young Eagles to take flight
• Chester Township man turns hobby into help
• Public invited to Farmpark anniversary party
• Andrzejewski: FirstEnergy reductions will affect Eastlake budget
• Willoughby team wins 3rd place in law enforcement competition
• Museum of Speed contemplating move to N.C.
• Young Eagles to take flight
• Perry Twp. buys land for park
• Mentor man accused of using camera on shoe to look up skirt
• Public invited to Farmpark anniversary party
• Third Frontier grant saves medical device project
• Raccoon Festival steals show in Burton
• Lake County tackles aging sewers
• Third Frontier grant saves medical device project
• Raccoon Festival steals show in Burton
• Lake County tackles aging sewers
• Riverside teachers hailed as Unsung Heroes by ING
• Kirtland names interim principal for high school
• Riverside High teacher Battista remembered
• Scientists focus on Lake Erie
• Madison Village petitioners want Nov. 2 vote on collective bargaining
• Area bars, pubs shift focus to Browns
• Painesville receives grant to improve pond shoreline
• Residents weigh in on plans for three new Painesville parks
• Arrest made in beating of bicyclist in Painesville
• Driver rams into Chester storefront; firearms stolen
• Willoughby police looking into two vehicle break-ins
• Roadwork: ODOT planning more work
• Willoughby senior facility changing in effort to increase membership volume
• Candidates for Ohio AG square off in Kirtland
• Residents weigh in on plans for three new Painesville parks
• NE Ohio prepares for retirements of senior safety personnel
• Wall Street costs Ohio millions of dollars in pension funds
• Arrest made in beating of bicyclist in Painesville
• Painesville to rezone public housing site
• NE Ohio prepares for retirements of senior safety personnel
• Driver rams into Chester storefront; firearms stolen
• Ramps being reopened, closed as Route 2 work continues
• Painesville to rezone public housing site
• Kirtland names interim principal for high school
• Ex-Kirtland School Board president hired as coach
• Ramps being reopened, closed as Route 2 work continues
• Residents weigh in on plans for three new Painesville parks
• FirstEnergy to reduce operations at Eastlake coal plant
• Ex-Kirtland School Board president hired as coach
• Funeral set for Riverside High teacher Timothy Battista
• Retail sales post July gain as auto sales increase
• FirstEnergy to reduce operations at Eastlake coal plant
• Arrest made in brutal beating of bicyclist in Painesville
• Willoughby police looking into two vehicle break-ins
• Driver rams into Chester storefront, steals firearms
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• Roadwork: ODOT planning more work
• Retail sales post July gain as auto sales increase
• Painesville board to decide on house, Internet cafe
• Willoughby senior facility changing in effort to increase membership volume
• Willoughby police looking into two vehicle break-ins
• Police: Man facing multiple charges after breaking into old residence
• Riverside teachers hailed as Unsung Heroes by ING
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• Kirtland names interim principal for high school
• Roadwork: Mentor work set to begin next week
• Lakeland unveils GED/college program
• Riverside High teacher Battista remembered
• Hummingbirds making seasonal return to Penitentiary Glen
• Roadwork: Mentor work set to begin next week
• Scientists focus on Lake Erie
• Kids Fest a hit on Chardon Square
• Hummingbirds making seasonal return to Penitentiary Glen
• Madison Village petitioners want Nov. 2 vote on collective bargaining
• Shaving cream flies at Mentor band camp
• Kids Fest a hit on Chardon Square
• Area bars, pubs shift focus to Browns
• Candidates for Ohio AG square off in Kirtland
• Shaving cream flies at Mentor band camp
• Painesville receives grant to improve pond shoreline
• Wall Street costs Ohio millions of dollars in pension funds
• M-L councilman learns he can no longer serve on Board of Revisions
• Ramps being reopened, closed as Route 2 work continues
• Hummingbirds making seasonal return to Penitentiary Glen
• Lakeland unveils GED/college program
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• Serial killer suspect arrested in Atlanta
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• Air quality advisory issued
• Dream House generating strong wave of ticket sales
• Madison Village looking at switching dispatch systems
• Geauga commissioners OK 10th and final communications tower
• Euclid Planning and Zoning approves school construction plans
• N.Y. man indicted in M-L rape case
• Cuyahoga County Council Candidates
• FirstEnergy to reduce operations at Eastlake coal plant
• 11 candidates vying for seat on Cuyahoga County Council
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• Willoughby permanently tables texting ordinance
• Painesville board to decide on house, Internet cafe
• What will happen next with the Meigs County coal-fired plant?
• Police: Man facing multiple charges after breaking into old residence
• Consumer advocacy group questions AMP plant
• NE Ohio prepares for retirements of senior safety personnel
• Weather has seemingly helped area farmers
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• What will happen next with the Meigs County coal-fired plant?
• Survey: Americans favor restricting outdoor smoking
• Survey: Americans favor restricting outdoor smoking
• Consumer advocacy group questions AMP plant
• Missing Mentor man found alive
• Missing Mentor man found alive
• Weather has seemingly helped area farmers
• Mentor eyeing tourism dollars
• Mentor eyeing tourism dollars
• M-L councilman learns he can no longer serve on Board of Revisions
• Fowler's Mill Golf Course issue hits rough
• Fowler's Mill Golf Course issue hits rough
• American Graffiti car show coming to Mentor
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• American Graffiti car show coming to Mentor
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• Road work: Richmond Street to be repaired in Painesville
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• Road work: Richmond Street to be repaired in Painesville
• M-L councilman learns he can no longer serve on Board of Revisions
• Smoldering papers cause Geauga Courthouse to be evacuated Tuesday
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• Smoldering papers cause Geauga Courthouse to be evacuated Tuesday
• Consumer advocacy group questions AMP plant
• Farmpark hosts Nursery Field Day, preps for Vines and Wines
• Air quality advisory issued
• Farmpark hosts Nursery Field Day, preps for Vines and Wines
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• Dream House generating strong wave of ticket sales
• Euclid Wendy's gets an upgrade with new building, additional space
• Madison Village looking at switching dispatch systems
• Euclid Wendy's gets an upgrade with new building, additional space
• Madison Village looking at switching dispatch systems
• Bainbridge trustees discuss Kenston Lake improvements
• Dream House generating strong wave of ticket sales
• Bainbridge trustees discuss Kenston Lake improvements
• Geauga commissioners OK 10th and final communications tower
• RH Schools appoints new board member
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• RH Schools appoints new board member
• Euclid Planning and Zoning approves school construction plans
• Chardon eyes strengthening 'uptown' retail
• Air quality advisory issued
• Chardon eyes strengthening 'uptown' retail
• N.Y. man indicted in M-L rape case
• Judge throws out excessive force lawsuit by Christopher Jerry
• Geauga commissioners OK 10th and final communications tower
• Judge throws out excessive force lawsuit by Christopher Jerry
• Cuyahoga County Council Candidates
• House passes education job funds; Ohio to receive $361 million
• House passes education job funds; Ohio to receive $361 million
• 11 candidates vying for seat on Cuyahoga County Council
• District 6 candidates
• District 6 candidates
• Willoughby permanently tables texting ordinance
• Five Republicans, three Democrats want District 6 seat on Cuyahoga County Council
• Five Republicans, three Democrats want District 6 seat on Cuyahoga County Council
• Guys and Dolls
• Revelations Concert Series - Faculty Woodwind Concert
• Stuart Little
• Revelations Concert Series - The Fine Arts Faculty Woodwind Quintet
• Revelations Concert Series - Cabin Fever Concert

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