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by Melissa Martin Feb. 4 city council meeting Brecksville City Council unanimously approved two pieces of legislation that aims to spend more than $86,000 to enable firefighters and police officers to access mental health services, physical examinations and advanced screenings for early detection of cancer. According t
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Bath resident shares family???s Holocaust travails in debut book
2+ week, 1+ min ago (597+ words) To survive the Holocaust, people needed more than luck, they needed others to have a bias toward action. That was what Bath resident David Minc said was the case with his parents, aunt and uncle, all of whom survived the…...
Blood pressure hubs opened at Akron-Summit County Public Library locations
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Honoring Bath Veterans: Jim McIntee
2+ week ago (761+ words) When members of the armed services are out in the field, the last thing they should have to worry about is whether their ammunition and equipment are functioning properly. United States Air Force veteran Jim McIntee was responsible for creating…...
Hudson Genealogical Study Group to celebrate 40th anniversary Sept. 28
1+ week, 6+ day ago (136+ words) ScripType Publishing The Hudson Genealogical Study Group has been meeting in Hudson for 40 years and will celebrate its anniversary with a dinner in September. The group originally met at the old library on East Main Street and Aurora Road, where…...
Hinckley Women???s Club
2+ week, 21+ min ago (38+ words) Hinckley Women’s Club ScripType Publishing The Hinckley Women’s Club will host its “Welcome Back Picnic” on Thursday, Sept. 17, at 6:30 p.m., at Hinckley’s Brooklyn Exchange Cabin. Guests are always welcome. Email [email protected] for more information....
Nordonia Hills Garden Club
3+ week, 2+ day ago (94+ words) ScripType Publishing Attention all gardeners and aspiring gardeners! The Nordonia Hills Garden Club monthly meetings will resume in September. The club meets the third Wednesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. on the ground floor of the Macedonia City Center, 9691 Valley View…...
Rewind features down-home cooking with a touch of nostalgia
3+ week, 2+ day ago (445+ words) Broadview Heights residents may have noticed a new business located at the southeast corner of the Broadview Commons retail plaza, as Rewind opened in late July at 9174 Broadview Rd., the former site of Salted Artisan Dough Pizza. The restaurant’s motto…...
Longwood Manor open for public viewing
3+ week, 2+ day ago (155+ words) The Longwood Manor Historical Society announced the second floor of Longwood Manor is now open for public viewing in honor of the manor’s 100th anniversary. The second floor of the manor at 1634 East Aurora Rd. in Macedonia features the main living…...
New owners keep Pat Dee???s favorites while adding specials
3+ week, 1+ day ago (418+ words) Pat Dee’s Pub and Eatery’s new owners Carla Saluppo and her business partner have one philosophy for the restaurant: “keep the customers’ favorites the same, but introduce new specials with our flair.” The duo took over ownership of the restaurant…...
American sports bar and restaurant brings fun, volume and barbecue
3+ week, 1+ day ago (469+ words) Siblings Ed and Tami Neiner recently opened Tipsy Tommy’s at 5143 Canal Rd. in Garfield Heights, where they take turns running the American sports bar and restaurant. They named the restaurant in memory of their late brother, Tommy Neiner. A dedicatory…...