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Free fresh produce available
The Solon City School District is back to requiring masks in all seven of its buildings beginning last week due to an increase in COVID-19 cases.
“The Conservation Game” will make its Ohio premiere at the Chagrin Documentary Film Festival on Oct. 8. Director and producer Michael Webber follows a retired police officer as he uncovers secret ties between celebrity conservationists and the big cat trade, even implicating Jack Hanna and t…
Dog bitten
PEPPER PIKE — The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a conditional use permit for work within the riparian setback. This is part of the Luce Creek culvert and rehabilitation project on Gates Mills Boulevard. Despite objections from several neighbors, City Engineer Don Sheehy recommended…
Geauga County Commissioners on Tuesday voted 2-1 denying a request by the county Board of Elections for outside legal counsel.
To re-coin a phrase, the Chagrin Documentary Film Festival does not live by films alone and this year’s 12th annual cinematic celebration offers a variety of fun and informative extra added attractions in addition to the 97 documentaries from 38 countries.
Now the fun really begins.
Bombers open conference play with victory over Eastlake North
All it took was just two minutes.
Changes in how their charitable giving program is supported would make the Chagrin Valley Jaycees fundraising efforts impervious to bad weather and immune to another worldwide pandemic like COVID-19, which canceled the last two Blossom Time festivals, the organization’s major fundraiser.
The Chagrin Falls school district is one step closer to the construction of a new transportation facility, a project the school board has been working toward for years that was originally slated to begin in the summer of 2022.
Just when everything was going so smoothy.
Greater Cleveland Conference play has returned to Solon.
The Kenston Bombers girls soccer team look like a well-oiled machine.
It was quite a test for the Hawken Hawks girls soccer team.
Mario Spataro
Gilmour to host 75th anniversary
Annual corn roast at church
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Class learns from Shark Tank grad
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MORELAND HILLS — The Natural Classroom’s fall session was cut short at Forest Ridge Preserve after the group, a for-profit company, advertised for the fall camp without permission from the Village of Moreland Hills.
Domestic violence case
EHRHARD & THERESA LANGER
That bullseye on West Geauga’s back is shining brighter than ever.
The more thing change, the more they stay the same.
Before Solon can start running, it still needs to learn how to walk.
Solon city officials got their first look at a preliminary 2022 infrastructure project list, amounting to about $26.9 million in projects.
So there’s good news and bad news.
Talk business over coffee
Rummage sale at Peace Lutheran
Students sort sweet Skittles
Bring on the Western Reserve Conference.
It had been quite the emotional roller coaster for Chagrin Falls.
There truly is no place like home.
Attendance for the 199th Great Geauga County Fair was up this year with an excess of 230,000 people passing through the gates in Burton during the five-day event over Labor Day weekend, according to fair Director Paul Harris.
After being closed for more than a year, the historical Geauga Theater reopens on Friday (Sept. 10) under new management with its first show “Back to the ’80s.”
Families living on North Pointe Drive scrambled near the start of the school year to determine whether their children would continue attending the Orange City School District or transfer to the Beachwood City Schools. Ultimately the issue was resolved, according to Orange Board of Education …
Upon the discovery of an additional victim, another indictment was made against former Solon High School band director Edward L. Kline, according to the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor’s Office.
An angry resident walked up to the podium and threw a stack of papers at a Chardon Board of Education member last week as the board considered several options for a districtwide policy on mask requirements.
Tickets go on sale this week for the 12th annual Chagrin Documentary Film Festival set for Oct. 5-10, which this year offers a line-up of 97 “real life” stories from 38 countries along with accompanying events and filmmaker appearance designed to add breadth and depth to several of this year…
Concert series continues
An angry resident walked up to the podium and threw a stack of papers at a Chardon Board of Education member Wednesday before a vote was taken on a districtwide mask requirement.
