Parents Charged In Child's Heroin Overdose, Jewish Community Center Gets Bomb Threat, Wax Bodega In Lakewood: Patch PM

CLEVELAND, OH – Here are some stories to talk about tonight on Ohio Patch:

Parents Charged In 8-Year-Old's Heroin Overdose

• The boy survived his overdose after being rushed to Southwest General Hospital. He tested positive for heroin at the hospital.

7 People Shot In Cleveland Feb. 20

• James Cashin, 65, was a retired Cuyahoga County probation officer who also owned his own lie detector business.

6 Thieves Wanted In Strongsville

• These six people are wanted in Strongsville or Berea municipal courts for various counts of theft.

Heroin Epidemic Sculpture Comes To Avon's Little League Park

• The sculpture depicts the high and plummeting low of heroin addiction. It will be on display from Feb. 21 to March 7.

Vinyl Lovers Rejoice! Wax Bodega Opening This Weekend In Lakewood

• Madison is on the move! Wax Bodega specializes in vinyl records catering to the indie and punk scene. The grand opening is this Saturday.

Mandel Jewish Community Center Gets Bomb Threat Over Weekend

• The JCC was one of 10 community centers around the nation to get bomb threats on Feb. 20. None of the threats were deemed credible.

Cleveland Heights Hiring Police Officers

• Applications for the position may be turned in starting Feb. 21. Only the first 100 applicants will be considered, so get those apps in.

» Across America

• Police Cancel 'High Five Friday' Because Some Kids Might Not Like Cops
• Black History Month Menu Of Fried Chicken Prompts Apology From School Superintendent
• Trump Immigration Policy: Hire Thousands Of More Agents To Deport Millions

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