Lakewood, OH|News|
Coffee With A Lakewood Cop Set For March
The next opportunity for Lakewood residents to meet their local police officers will be March 16.
Chris Mosby, Patch Staff
Chris Mosby, Patch Staff
- Cleveland, OH
Patch's Ohio Editor, casting my watchful gaze on Northeast Ohio.
Feel free to drop me a line at chris.mosby@patch.com.
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Avon-Avon Lake, OH|News|
'Putin’s Aggression Cannot Be Tolerated': OH Congresswoman
As Russia's invasion of Ukraine spreads, an Ohio politician and her caucus are urging America and the West to come to Ukraine's defense.
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Cleveland|News|
I-71, I-90, I-490 Lane Restrictions Go Into Effect Sunday
Crews replacing a bridge deck will temporarily close some lanes on the highways.
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Cleveland|News|
'Sloppy' Winter Storm Will Dump Snow, Ice On Roads: OH Weather
Parts of northern and central Ohio will get several inches of snow and a layer of ice overnight.
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Cleveland|News|
Inflation Drives Fast Food Prices Up In OH
How are major chains like McDonald's and Burger King responding? And are you eating out less?
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Cleveland|News|
Body Found Buried Beneath Basement Of Cleveland House: Cops
Cleveland police found human remains buried beneath a basement floor on Tuesday.
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Cleveland|News|
Cleveland Man Sentenced For Sexually Assaulting Social Worker
The Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's Office said the man pleaded guilty to rape and attempted murder.
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Mentor, OH|News|
RITA's Mentor Offices Remain Closed To Public
Taxpayers will need to go to Brecksville if they want in-person assistance.
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Cleveland|News|
Gas Prices Up In Ohio As Fears Of Russia-Ukraine Invasion Mount
Fear of international conflict is driving oil prices higher in the U.S. and across the Buckeye State.
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Lakewood, OH|News|
New Dress Code Adopted At Lakewood Schools
The basics are the same — students must wear a shirt, a bottom, and shoes to school. See what is now banned under the new code.
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Westlake, OH|News|
Westlake Football Hires New Coach, Familiar Face
Westlake High's new interim football coach will be familiar to many who follow the program.
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Avon-Avon Lake, OH|News|
Loud Noises At Schwartz Park Were Fireworks, Police Say
Social media and Patch readers wanted to know what caused the "explosions" at Schwartz Park in Avon on Monday night. The answer: fireworks.
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Cleveland Heights, OH|News|
State Of The Heights Schools Address To Be Delivered In March
Superintendent Elizabeth Kirby will discuss the state of the Heights Schools during an in-person event on March 16.
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Avon-Avon Lake, OH|News|
$25K Grants Will Expand Access To Fresh Fruits, Veggies In Lorain
The community supported agriculture group City Fresh received $50,000 in grants to expand their program to low-income families.
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Cleveland|News|
OH Weather: How Much Snow Will We Get To End The Week?
Winter will return with a vengeance on Thursday and Friday, bringing widespread snowfall.
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Cleveland|News|
Single-Engine Plane Crashes In Ohio: 2 Dead
A plane flying from Illinois to Ohio crashed on late Tuesday, killing the pilot and co-pilot.
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Cleveland|News|
Gun Safety Laws: Ohio Gets 'D' Grade From Giffords Law Center
Ohio lawmakers eased restriction on getting a gun and passed "Stand Your Ground" legislation, giving the Buckeye State a "D" marking.
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Strongsville, OH|News|
Twosday Delivery: Baby Born At 12:22 On Feb. 22, 2022 In Ohio
A newborn came into the world at the perfect moment on Tuesday, Southwest General Hospital announced.
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Cleveland|News|
Daylight Saving 2022: When Do Clocks Spring Forward In Ohio?
Should daylight savings time be permanent across the Buckeye State?
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Cleveland|News|
Ukraine-Russia Conflict: As Tensions Rise, Ohio Politicians React
As the White House begins using the term "invasion," many Ohio politicians are condemning Russia and its leader Vladimir Putin.
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